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Conference Program Wyndham San Diego Bayside Meeting Room Floor Plan G General Session F Food & Beverage B Breakouts P Poster Presentations G B B B B B F P B B SPSSI Honors 2018 OTTO KLINEBERG AWARD Ervin Staub Preventing Violence and Promoting Active Bystandership and 2019 KURT LEWIN AWARD Peace: My Life in Research and Applications Ervin Staub, University of Massachusetts at Amherst Honorable Mention - John F. Dovidio and James M. Jones 2019 DISTINGUISHED SERVICE TO SPSSI AWARDS Change, challenge, and prospects for a diversity paradigm in Shana Levin, Claremont McKenna College social psychology Janet Swim, The Pennsylvania State University Honorable Mention - Daniel Rovenpor, Thomas O’Brien, Antoine Roblain, Laura De Guissme, Peggy Chekroun, and 2019 SPSSI FELLOWS Bernhard Leidner Adrienne Carter-Sowell, Texas A&M University Intergroup Conflict Self-Perpetuates via Meaning: Exposure to Douglas A. Gentile, Iowa State University Intergroup Conflict Increases Meaning and Fuels a Desire for Marci Lobel, Stony Brook University Further Conflict Louis Medvene, Wichita State University Adam R. Pearson, Pomona College 2018-2019 JAMES MARSHALL POSTDOCTORAL Alyssa Zucker, University of Florida PUBLIC POLICY FELLOW 2019 INNOVATIVE TEACHING AWARD Deborah Ojeda-Leitner, Wichita State University Leah Warner, Ramapo College of New Jersey 2019-2020 JAMES MARSHALL POSTDOCTORAL Honorable Mention - June Gruber, University of PUBLIC POLICY FELLOW Colorado Boulder Kevin Carriere, Georgetown University Honorable Mention - Ryan Pickering, Allegheny College 2018 DALMAS A. TAYLOR SUMMER MINORITY 2019 OUTSTANDING TEACHING AND PUBLIC POLICY FELLOW MENTORING AWARDS Chelsea Crittle, Tufts University Asia A. Eaton, Florida International University 2019 DALMAS A. TAYLOR SUMMER MINORITY 2020 SPSSI SPEAKER AT THE NATIONAL PUBLIC POLICY FELLOW INSTITUTE FOR TEACHING OF PSYCHOLOGY (NITOP) Jaboa Lake, Portland State University Leslie Berntsen, Occidental College 2018 SPRING CLARA MAYO GRANTS PROGRAM 2018 LOUISE KIDDER EARLY CAREER AWARD Mona El-Hout, University of South Florida Here to help or hurt? How Framing Muslim Immigrant Hayley Cleary, Virginia Commonwealth University Willingness to Self-Police Affects Support for Immigration 2018 MICHELE ALEXANDER EARLY CAREER Policies AWARD Lizbeth M. Kim, The Pennsylvania State University Patrick Grzanka, University of Tennessee Facebook LGBTQ Pictivism: The Effects of Rainbow Filters on Prejudice and Belonging 2018 GORDON ALLPORT INTERGROUP RELATIONS PRIZES Effua Sosoo, The University of North Carolina at David Amodio, Kerry Kawakami, and Kurt Hugenberg Chapel Hill Intergroup Perception and Cognition: An Integrative Psychophysiological Reactivity to Vicarious Discrimination Framework for Understanding the Causes and Consequences of Rachael J. Waldrop, Western Washington University Social Categorization American Ideal: Emotions and Behaviors Associated with Ideal Self-Discrepancies in the Context of Prejudice AWARD ANNOUNCEMENTS 2018 FALL CLARA MAYO GRANTS PROGRAM Seçil Gonultas, North Carolina State University Stephany Betances, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Correlates of Bystander Responses to Bias-based and Interpersonal The Impact of Gender and Culture on Service Providers’ Bullying in Adolescence Strategies for Success in Diversion Programs for Juveniles Taylor Hazelbaker, University of California, Los Angeles Laura Hildebrand, Purdue University “It’s part of who I am”: Elementary school children’s ethnic, “The Female Threat”: The Effect of Increased Representation racial, national, and religious identification on Evaluations of Women in Traditionally Male-Dominated Maryam Jahanshahi, TapRecruit Domains The Impact of Job Language on Workforce of Underrepresented Kyneshawau Hurd, University of California, Berkeley Minorities Checking multiple identity boxes when no one is checking for Steven J. Jones, Rutgers University, New Brunswick you: How multiculturalism impacts commodification of Justifying Cronyism Among Black and White Americans intersectional identities Traci Kennedy, The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Maitland Waddell, Simon Fraser University Developing a Real-Time Mobile-health Intervention to Prevent Making Ends Meet: Investigating the psychological and ADHD-Related Problems in Young Adulthood: Testing and behavioural consequences of participation in a poverty simulator Refining Digital Assessment intervention Kodai Kusano, University of Nevada, Reno 2018 SPRING GRANTS-IN-AID PROGRAM Investigating the Effects of Emotions on Social Categorization in Alvin Akibar, University of North Texas the Who-Said-What? Paradigm Exploring Impacts of Discrimination and Intersectional Identity Brian Lee, University of Nevada, Reno Resiliencies among Sexual Minority Emerging Adults Recidivism risk measurement and social psychological Shirin Bakshay, University of California, Santa Cruz relationships Satisfying the urge to punish: Investigating alternatives to Elizabeth Moschella, University of New Hampshire incarceration in service of criminal justice system and Understanding the Role of Mattering in the Context of Sexual penal reform and Dating Violence Diana Betz, Loyola University Maryland Katelin Neufeld, University of Manitoba Defensiveness and self-affirmation in reactions to information Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples in Canada: Increasing about sexual assault Non-Indigenous Canadians’ Solidarity by Instilling a Sense of Blair Burnette, Virginia Commonwealth University Community An Intuitive Eating Intervention for College Women with Mukadder Okuyan, Clark University Disordered Eating: Evaluating Two Affordable, Accessible Perceived Discrimination among High-Status Majority Groups: Approaches Predictors and Consequences for Attitudes towards Social Jinhao Chi, The University of Southern Mississippi Justice-Oriented Policies Sources of Continued Influence Effect: The Roles of Attention Matthew Quesnel, University of Manitoba Control, Intolerance of Ambiguity and Conservatism The Content, Valence and Outcomes of Ethnic Minority Group Eddie Chong, University of Maryland College Park Members’ Interminority Meta-stereotypes Daily Heterosexism Experiences and Well-Being among Sara Suzuki, Boston College LGB People: The Mitigating Role of Mindfulness and The Critical Meaning of Doing Research: Voices of McNair Identity-Specific Support Scholars Jorida Cila, York University Xiafei Wang, The Ohio State University The Role of Religious Identification on Well-Being among Break the cycle of inter-generational trauma: A mixed methods Religious Minority Groups study Marisa, Franco, Georgia State University Asli Yalim, University of Buffalo Is Therapy for Black People? Using Identity-Based Motivation Mental Health and Psychosocial Wellbeing of Displaced Syrians: Theory to Examine the Effects of Race on Help-Seeking An Exploratory Mixed-Methods Study Propensities for Black People Abbie Goldberg, Clark University The Transition to Puberty Among Adopted Children in Lesbian, Gay, and Heterosexual Parent Families AWARD ANNOUNCEMENTS 2018 FALL GRANTS-IN-AID PROGRAM Lindsay Hinzman, Tufts University Roberto L. Abreu, Ph.D., Tennessee State University Social perception from where we stand: Considering the role of Kirsten A. 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