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Scientific Program SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM IPA General Latest developments and field test- KA25-02 Cognitive Monday, July 25, 11:00 – 12:00 ing of ICD-11 Mental and Behavioural Monday, July 25, 10:00 – 10:40 Conference Center 1F Main Hall Disorders Conference Center 1F Main Hall Address Are Psychology and Human Rights Reed, Geoffrey M (Spain) Behavioral game theory: Psycho- Compatible? Discussant: Ritchie, Pierre (Canada) logical limits on strategic cognition IUPsyS Presidential IUPsyS Cooper, Saths (South Africa (Republic Camerer, Colin F (United States of AW-01 IUPsyS 2016 Lifetime of South Africa)) America) Career Award Introduction by Kazuo, Shigemasu Introduction by Shinya, Yamamoto (South Africa (Republic of South Africa)) Tuesday, July 26, 14:20 – 15:00 (United States of America) Conference Center 1F Main Hall IPS General IUPsyS 2016 Lifetime Career Award KA25-03 Cognitive Tuesday, July 26, 10:50 – 12:50 TBA Monday, July 25, 12:20 – 13:00 Conference Center 5F 501 Conference Center 1F Main Hall Not in our name: Psychology AW-02 IUPsyS 2016 Achievement Social cognition, the amygdala, and post-Hoffman Against the Odds Award autism Symposium Organizer: Cooper, Saths (South Africa Wednesday, July 27, 11:00 – 11:40 Adolphs, Ralph (United States of (Republic of South Africa)) Conference Center 1F Main Hall America) Presidential IUPsyS IUPsyS 2016 Achievement Against Is the German 'Civil Clause' a model Introduction by Matsuzawa, Tetsuro the Odds Award to prevent the involvement of psycholo- (United States of America) TBA gists in military atrocities? KA25-04 Cognitive Boehnke, Klaus (Germany) AW-03 Monday, July 25, 13:20 – 14:00 Transforming the soul and practice of IUPsyS 2016 Young Investigator Conference Center 1F Main Hall psychology: Placing human rights at Award: Basic Science Judging, Feeling, Thinking: What the center Thursday, July 28, 13:20 – 14:00 makes us special? Wessells, Michael G (United States of Conference Center 1F Main Hall Greene, Joshua (United States of America) IUPsyS 2016 Young Investigator America) The Independent Review of the Award: Basic Science Introduction by Tatsuya, Kameda Secretary IUPsyS American Psychological Association: TBA (United States of America) Symposium General’s Lessons Learned and Actions Taken Mc Daniel, Susan H (United States of AW-04 KA25-05 Neural Physiological America) IUPsyS 2016 Young Investigator Monday, July 25, 14:20 – 15:00 The IUPsyS position on torture Award: Applied Science Conference Center 1F Main Hall Cooper, Saths (South Africa (Republic of Thursday, July 28, 14:20 – 15:00 Decision making and reward in South Africa)) Conference Center 1F Main Hall prefrontal cortex, striatum and IUPsyS 2016 Young Investigator amygdala ISGS Clinical Award: Applied Science Schultz, Wolfram (United Kingdom) Tuesday, July 26, 13:40 – 15:40 TBA Introduction by Masamichi, Sakagami Conference Center 5F 501 (United Kingdom) Development and field testing of a OL Cognitive truly global classification of mental Sunday, July 24, 17:00 – 17:40 KA25-06 Cognitive Lecture Awardee’s IUPsyS disorders: WHO's ICD-11 National Convention Hall Monday, July 25, 15:20 – 16:00 Organizer: Watts, Ann D (South Africa Adaptation to teleoperated robots Conference Center 1F Main Hall (Republic of South Africa)) Ishiguro, Hiroshi (Japan) Free will, control, and responsibility Japanese contributions to field stud- Introduction by Masataka, Watanabe Churchland, Patricia S (United States of ies for ICD-11 mental and behavioural (Japan) America) disorders Introduction by Toshio, Yamagishi Matsumoto, Chihiro (Japan) KA25-01 Clinical (United States of America) Preparation and preliminary results Monday, July 25, 09:00 – 09:40 of the Case Controlled field studies Conference Center 1F Main Hall KA25-07 Cognitive of the ICD-11 Mental and Behavioral Resilience and Vulnerability in the Monday, July 25, 16:20 – 17:00 Opening Lecture Disorders in Russian Stress Process: Our Trains Run on Conference Center 1F Main Hall Kulygina, Mayya A (Russia); Ponizovsky, Both Tracks Artificial Empathy Pavel A (Russia); Karpenko, Olga A Hobfoll, Stevan E (United States of Asada, Minoru (Japan) (Russia); Keeley, Jared W (United States America) Introduction by Masako, Myowa- of America); Reed, Geoffrey M Introduction by Akira, Tsuda (United yamakoshi (Japan) (Switzerland) States of America) Use of mental disorders classification system in clinical practice: Focus on mega countries Bhargava, Rachna (India) Keynote Address Keynote 1 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM KA26-01 Neural Physiological KA26-07 Developmental KA27-06 Cultural Tuesday, July 26, 09:00 – 09:40 Tuesday, July 26, 16:20 – 17:00 Wednesday, July 27, 15:20 – 16:00 Conference Center 1F Main Hall Conference Center 1F Main Hall Conference Center 1F Main Hall The Neurobiology of Beauty Emotion-related Self-regulation: Affective Foundations of Sociality: Zeki, Semir (United Kingdom) Conceptualization and Relations to Co-evolution of Genes and Culture Introduction by Hideki, Ohira (United Adjustment Kitayama, Shinobu (United States of Kingdom) Eisenberg, Nancy (United States of America) America) Introduction by Toshio, Yamagishi KA26-02 Cognitive Introduction by Kazuhide, Hashiya (United States of America) Tuesday, July 26, 10:00 – 10:40 (United States of America) KA27-07 Cognitive Conference Center 1F Main Hall Going Beyond the Information KA27-01 Personality Wednesday, July 27, 16:20 – 17:00 Conference Center 1F Main Hall Given: The Role of Causal Thinking Wednesday, July 27, 09:00 – 09:40 Cognitive Continuity: A Kingdom Hastie, Reid (United States of America) Conference Center 1F Main Hall Full of Special Capacities Introduction by Tatsuya, Kameda Culturally-relevant personality De Waal, Frans BM (United States of (United States of America) assessment America) Cheung, Fanny M (China (People's Introduction by Toshikazu, Hasegawa KA26-03 Neural Physiological Repbulic of China)) (United States of America) Tuesday, July 26, 11:00 – 11:40 Introduction by Yukiko, Muramoto Conference Center 1F Main Hall (China (People's Repbulic of China)) KA28-01 Cognitive The making, keeping and losing of Thursday, July 28, 09:00 – 09:40 memory KA27-02 Developmental Conference Center 1F Main Hall Morris, Richard G M (United Kingdom) Wednesday, July 27, 10:00 – 10:40 Musical Illusions, Perfect Pitch, and Introduction by Yuko, Yotsumoto (United Conference Center 1F Main Hall Other Curiosities Kingdom) A Continuing Controversy: Invest- Deutsch, Diana (United States of ing in Early Childhood versus Ado- America) KA26-04 Cognitive lescent Interventions Introduction by Etsuko, Hoshino (United Tuesday, July 26, 12:00 – 12:40 Schneider, Barbara (United States of States of America) Conference Center 1F Main Hall America) The Memory Factory Introduction by Rainer K, Silbereisen KA28-02 General Loftus, Elizabeth F (United States of (United States of America) Thursday, July 28, 10:00 – 10:40 America) Conference Center 1F Main Hall Introduction by Makiko, Naka (United KA27-03 Cognitive 55 Years of Research and Con- States of America) Wednesday, July 27, 12:00 – 12:40 servation of the Chimpanzees of Conference Center 1F Main Hall Gombe National Park, Tanzania: a KA26-05 General On space geckos and urban apes: program of the Jane Goodall Insti- tute (JGI) thinking outside the box Tuesday, July 26, 13:20 – 14:00 Goodall, Jane (United Kingdom) Call, Josep (United Kingdom) Conference Center 1F Main Hall Introduction by Matsuzawa, Tetsuro Introduction by Masaki, Tomonaga Eudaimonic Well-Being: Highlights (United Kingdom) from 25 Years of Inquiry (United Kingdom) Ryff, Carol (United States of America) KA28-03 General KA27-04 Personality Introduction by Mayumi, Karasawa Thursday, July 28, 11:00 – 11:40 (United States of America) Wednesday, July 27, 13:20 – 14:00 Conference Center 1F Main Hall Conference Center 1F Main Hall Dealing with Challenges of Social KA26-06 Cognitive The Broaden and Build Cycle of and Economic Change: Role of Tuesday, July 26, 15:20 – 16:00 Attachment Security Agency in Regional and Interna- Conference Center 1F Main Hall Mikulincer, Mario (Israel) tional Comparison On the Cultural Nature of Human Introduction by Kaoru, Sekiyama (Israel) Silbereisen, Rainer K (Germany) and Non-Human Primates: Eluci- Introduction by Kazuo, Shigemasu dating the Evolutionary Origins of KA27-05 Social (Germany) Conformity, Over-imitation and our Wednesday, July 27, 14:20 – 15:00 Cultural Cognition Conference Center 1F Main Hall KA28-04 Social Whiten, Andrew (United Kingdom) Oxytocin Sustains and Enables Thursday, July 28, 12:00 – 12:40 Introduction by Satoshi, Hirata (United Cooperation within and Competi- Conference Center 1F Main Hall Kingdom) tion between Groups The strength of social norms Keynote Address Keynote De Dreu, Carsten (Netherlands) across cultures: Interdisciplinary Introduction by Masanori, Takezawa Perspectives (Netherlands) Gelfand, Michele (United States of America) Introduction by Yohsuke, Ohtsubo (United States of America) 2 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM KA28-05 Developmental Learned From IndonesiaSpeakers Current progress of confession credibil- Thursday, July 28, 15:20 – 16:00 Purba, Retno D (Indonesia); Marieta, ity assessment research in Japan Conference Center 1F Main Hall Josephine R Takagi, Kotaro (Japan) Resilience in Developing Systems: DHS-2 Neural Physiological The use of forensic interviews with Symposium Progress and Promise alleged child victims and witnesses in Tuesday, July 26, 13:40 – 15:40 Masten, Ann (United States of America) Japan In Harmony Diversity Conference Center 5F 502 Introduction by Masuo, Koyasu (United Naka,
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