31ST ANNUAL CONVENTION WASHINGTON D.C. MAY 23–26, 2019
Contents ...... 3 General Information...... 14 Program Highlights...... 16 APS Exhibit Hall Events Area. . .25 Workshops ...... 28 Student Events...... 30 Continuing Education Credits. . .32 Government Agencies and Science Policy...... 34 Opening Events...... 38 Daily Highlights Thursday ...... 39 Friday ...... 45 Saturday...... 69 Symposium Sunday...... 83 Exhibitors ...... 90 APS-STP Teaching Institute. . . .95 Affiliate Events ...... 101 Hotel Maps...... 108
This book is an overview of the 31st APS Annual Convention. It is a companion to the mobile app (“2019 APS Convention”) and online program, where you will find the full details of each presentation, including posters and abstracts. www.psychologicalscience.org/convention
For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention 1 H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION WASHINGTON, D.C., USA | MAY 23 – 26, 2019
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FRED KAVLI KEYNOTE ADDRESS 16, 43 Thursday, May 23 39 Becoming Human: A Theory of Ontogeny Friday, May 24 45 TOMASELLO, Michael Michael Tomasello, Duke University and Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Germany Saturday, May 25 69 Symposium Sunday, May 26 83 PRESIDENTIAL SYMPOSIUM 17, 68 Psychological Science Overlaps the Arts TVERSKY, Barbara Barbara Tversky, Teachers College, Columbia University EXHIBITORS and Stanford University Meet publishers, buy books, try new statistics Presentations:
BERGER, Jonathoan software, pick up free goodies, and more! 90 Jonathan Berger, Stanford University
KANTROWITZ, Andrea Andrea Kantrowitz, State University of New York at New Paltz TEACHING INSTITUTE
KIRSH, David David Kirsh, University of California, San Diego
ZACKS, Jeffrey APS-STP Teaching Institute 95 Jeffrey M. Zacks, Washington University in St. Louis 2019 APS CONVENTION APP SATURDAY KEYNOTE ADDRESS 16, 81 AFFILIATE EVENTS How to Change Norms, and Why We Should
LEVY PALUCK, Betsy • Search the Program • Follow Conversations on Twitter Betsy Levy Paluck, Princeton University American College of • Organize Your Schedule • View Convention Maps Professional Neuropsychology (ACPN) 101 THEME PROGRAMS • Find Speakers • Get Convention Alerts Academy of Psychological The 31st APS Annual Convention features three Cross-Cutting Theme Clinical Science (APCS) 101 • Locate Exhibitors programs addressing key topics in psychological science. Each program Psi Beta 31, 50 To download the App, search for “2019 APS Convention” includes a variety of presentations by distinguished speakers. in the App Store or get it from Google Play. Psychological Science and Policy 46 Psi Chi 31, 47, 56, 61, 91 Me, My Phone, and I 55 Society for the Study of Motivation (SSM) 101 Instagram.com/ #aps19dc Artificial Intelligence Society for a Science of PsychScience Twitter.com/PsychScience and Psychological Science 70 Clinical Psychology (SSCP) 102
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On behalf of the APS Board of Directors, it is my deep pleasure to welcome you to the 31st APS Annual Convention of the Association for Psychological Science in Washington, DC. I am sure we are all looking forward to this celebration of psychological science and those who make it possible. This year we meet in Washington, DC, not only the capital of the United States and the home of the central office of APS, but also a hub for science, science policy, technology, and the arts—all topics of prominence in the program for President President-Elect Immediate Past-President this year. That exciting program was thoughtfully designed and coordinated Barbara Tversky Lisa Feldman Barrett Suparna Rajaram by the excellent program committee, chaired by Carsten K.W. de Dreu Teachers College, Columbia University Northeastern University Stony Brook University, and including Daniel Ansari, Margaret E. Beier, R. Eric Landrum, Barbara Tversky and Stanford University The State University of New York Lis Nielsen, Elizabeth Page-Gould, Luiz Pessoa, Jennifer L. Tackett, Jessica L. Tracy, and Lotte van Dillen. We’re just up the street from APS headquarters, where the superbly talented and hard-working APS staff, led by Executive Director Sarah Brookhart, is promoting our science and advocating for our science with policy makers and the general public. Thanks to their efforts, behavioral scientists have seats at the tables of government agencies and advisory boards and work with key lawmakers to help to protect funding for social and behavioral research. What’s more, our science is increasingly being used to inform and improve public programs. Treasurer Secretary Executive Director Through our publications and website, APS continues to strengthen our successes in creating Richard Ivry Natalie Sebanz Sarah Brookhart and sustaining the general public’s interest in our research. Our journals flourish, they are widely University of California, Berkeley Central European University, Hungary Association for Psychological Science read and cited—naturally by other scientists but also by a far broader audience. The work of our members is featured regularly in news media all over the world. The APS website grows in popularity year by year, with a record 7 million page views in 2018. We now have more than 60,000 Twitter followers and nearly 200,000 likes on Facebook. Not content with the past, we are always bringing in the new, for example, advancing open science and methodological innovation in our newest publication, Advances in Methods and Practices in Psychological Science. This one-of-a-kind journal is playing a huge role in strengthening scientific rigor. And we’re constantly building a rich array of career resources, including updates on funding opportunities and job openings. Deanna Barch Maryanne Garry Vonnie C. McLoyd Washington University in St. Louis The University of Waikato, University of Michigan Of course, it’s you, through your research, your teaching, and your service, that is the foundation New Zealand for these successes. One of the more tangible and immediate rewards for your struggles with the ups and downs of research is attending our meetings, feeling the community, experiencing the excitement, meeting old friends and colleagues and making new ones, listening to an amazing range of fascinating talks, seeing innovative posters, presenting your own work (formally and informally), receiving interesting feedback, and bringing home new ideas and energy to inspire your own work. We truly have a lot to be proud of. Enjoy this wonderful Convention!
Stacey Sinclair Simine Vazire Howard M. Weiss Cordially, Princeton University University of California, Davis Georgia Institute of Technology Barbara Tversky APS President
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For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention 9 APS PROGRAM COMMITTEE WELCOME FROM THE 2019 PROGRAM CHAIR
On behalf of the Program Committee – Daniel Ansari, Margaret E. Beier, R. Eric Landrum, Lis Nielsen, Elizabeth Page-Gould, Luiz Pessoa, Jennifer L. Tackett, Jessica L. Tracy, and Lotte van Dillen – welcome to the 31st APS Annual Convention in Washington, D.C.! This year’s Convention covers psychological science at its best and in all its facets. We reach out to adjacent disciplines with programs such as the Fred Committee Chair Kavli Keynote address by Michael Tomasello, and invited addresses by Carsten K.W. de Dreu Joe Henrich, and Josep Call. The speakers in this year’s Cross-Cutting Leiden University, Netherlands Theme Programs on artificial intelligence, psychological science and policy, and the impact of smartphone use on our daily lives discuss these relevant topics Carsten K.W. de Dreu with expertise from a variety of areas within psychological science and related disciplines. Barbara Tversky will showcase how “Psychological Science Overlaps the Arts” in the Presidential Symposium, and we’ll hear a consensus study report of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine on how people learn across contexts and cultures in a special invited symposium. We have an outstanding line-up of speakers and symposia from all areas of psychological science, covering a broad range of topics, including the social neuroscience of intergroup relations, how early life experiences shape social and biological aging, emotional developments Daniel Ansari Margaret E. Beier R. Eric Landrum across the lifespan, brain-to-brain synchronization and joint task performance, big data and University of Western Ontario, Canada Rice University Boise State University personnel selection, conspiracy beliefs, and behavioral-genetics approaches to personality. As always, there will be a series of hands-on methodology workshops to build and strengthen your skills as a researcher. These are just some of the things our 31st Convention has to offer. There is much, much more to see, do, and learn. Consider the preconference Teaching Institute, with an exciting line-up of programs on the teaching of psychological science, the Saturday Keynote Address by Betsy Levy Paluck, Inside the Psychologist’s Studio with Lee D. Ross, or the addresses by this year’s APS Fellow awardees. Last but not least, do not forget the many exciting submitted symposia and poster presentations with tons of innovative ideas and discoveries. This Convention is yours and on behalf of the entire team, I thank all of you for submitting your Lis Nielsen Elizabeth Page-Gould Luiz Pessoa work; for traveling here to share your ideas, findings, insights, and doubts; and for moving National Institute on Aging University of Toronto, Canada University of Maryland psychological science forward. But most of all, I thank the APS staff for their immense effort and skill in organizing this Convention, and the APS Executive Director, Sarah Brookhart, for her dedicated leadership. I hope you enjoy the Convention!
Sincerely,
Jennifer L. Tackett Jessica L. Tracy Lotte van Dillen Northwestern University University of British Columbia, Canada Leiden University, Netherlands Carsten K.W. de Dreu Chair, 2019 Convention Program Committee
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31ST ANNUAL CONVENTION | ASSOCIATION FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE Greetings MEET THE AUTHORS 31st Association for Psychological These psychological scientists will sign copies of their books at the APS Booth in the APS Exhibit Hall Science Annual Convention
Barbara Tversky Jan-Willem van Prooijen May 23 – 26, 2019 Mind in Motion: How Action The Psychology of Conspiracy Theories Shapes Thought Saturday, May 25 As Mayor of Washington, DC, it is my pleasure to welcome the 31st Friday, May 24 12:00 PM–12:30 PM Association for Psychological Science Annual Convention to our city. 2:30 PM–3:00 PM Psychological science has the ability to transform society for the better, and it plays a central role in advancing human welfare and the public Carol S. Dweck Kevin Mitchell interest. Throughout the convention, I know you will discuss the science Mindset: The New Psychology of Innate: How the Wiring of Our Brains behind society’s challenges and come closer toward potential solutions. Success (How We Can Learn to Shapes Who We Are Fulfill Our Potential) Saturday, May 25 Since 1988, APS has been a leading voice in the promotion, protection, Saturday, May 25 1:00 PM–1:30 PM and advancement of psychological science in the United States and 11:00 AM–11:30 AM abroad. APS’s membership includes leading psychological scientists, academics, educators, administrators, and teachers in the field—and I know that many in attendance are from colleges and universities in Washington, DC and our region. I am proud to note that APS has been located in DC since its inception. Thank you for all that you do to make Washington, DC a leader in scientific research.
As you convene, I would like to especially recognize the work of the Lab @ DC, part of our City Administrator’s Office of Budget and Performance Management, which works to use scientific insights and methods, including psychological science, to inform my Administration’s most important decisions.
SMEP is proud to sponsor the following quantitative workshops I am pleased to note that Washington, DC has hosted the APS at the 31st APSAnnual Convention: Convention many times. And, whether it is your first or your hundredth time visiting, welcome to our great city! Please enjoy the iconic • Statistical Analysis Using R: A Primer monuments and museums, and diverse neighborhoods full of nightlife • Rethinking Statistics: A Gentle Introduction to Bayesian Statistics and culture this Memorial Day weekend.
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• Analyzing Intensive Longitudinal Data with GIMME • A Network Perspective on Psychological Constructs: Theoretical Background and Data Analysis • Developing Noncognitive Scales: Research-Based Recommendations Muriel Bowser Mayor, Washington, DC
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Registration Poster Sessions and Poster Storage Hotel ADA Accessibility/Accommodations Registration for the 31st APS Annual Convention includes all educa- Refer to the “2019 APS Convention” mobile app, program book, and All program activities for the 31 st APS Annual Convention are in the APS is committed to ensuring that the Convention is fully accessible tional sessions unless otherwise noted: the Opening Ceremony, Keynote APS website (www.psychologicalscience.org/convention) for times and Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel (2660 Woodley Rd NW, to all persons. If you have a specific accessibility or dietary require- Address, and Opening Reception, the Presidential Symposium, Friday locations of poster sessions. Posters may be stored at the complimentary Washington, D.C. 20008, USA; 1-202-328-2000). 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Non-Member $655 $410 $800 Exhibit Hall hours are: Thursday, May 23. . . 7:30 PM–9:00 PM CONVENTION 2019 Friday, May 24. . . . .8:30 AM–5:00 PM NEWS COVERAGE Saturday, May 25 . . . 8:30 AM–5:00 PM th 26 Annual APS-STP Teaching Institute Poster displays only; no Exhibitors The Teaching Institute is sponsored by the Association for Psychological Sunday, May 26 . . . .8:30 AM–1:30 PM Science and the Society for the Teaching of Psychology. The day-long VIDEOS|PHOTOS|REPORTS|DAILY EMAIL UPDATES program offers informative talks and practical advice from experts on More information about exhibits is available the teaching of psychology. See page 95–98 for schedule. starting on page 90. 31ST ANNUAL CONVENTION | ASSOCIATION FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE WWW.PSYCHOLOGICALSCIENCE.ORG/CONVENTION Complimentary WiFi from APS APS Convention App With the free “2019 APS Convention” mobile app you can search the full 31st APS Annual Convention program, including poster sessions, and Network: APS WiFi by SAGE to create a custom schedule. Search the program by day, keyword, and Password: SAGEPUBS speaker name to build your itinerary. The app is available for iPhone, iPad, and Android devices. If you don’t have a “smart” device, a web version is available at: http://ativ.me/aps2019.
14 For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention 15 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS Fred Kavli Keynote Address Presidential Symposium Becoming Human: A Theory of Ontogeny Psychological Science Overlaps the Arts Michael Tomasello Barbara Tversky (Chair) Duke University and the Max Planck Institute for Teachers College, Columbia University and Evolutionary Anthropology, Germany Stanford University Thursday, May 23 | 6:00 PM–7:30 PM | Marriott Ballroom Salons 2&3 Friday, May 24 | 6:00 PM–7:30 PM | Marriott Ballroom Salons 2&3
Over the last two decades, the speaker and his colleagues have Humans have always and uniquely made art, even the mistakenly documented many differences in the cognitive and social abilities of maligned Neanderthals. The currently oldest stone carvings, found human children (of different ages) and their nearest great ape relatives. in South Africa, date back 77,000 years. Creating art, like creating In this talk, the speaker attempts to bring these studies together into a artifacts, relies on cycles of perception, action, and imagination, a coherent theory of the ontogeny of uniquely human cognition and sociality. For each of eight conversation that typically relies on stuff in the world but is often wordless. The symposium will developmental pathways (social cognition, communication, cultural learning, cooperative highlight the inspiring work of two artists, a composer and a painter, and two psychological thinking, collaboration, prosociality, social norms, moral identity), the presenter attempts to scientists who have studied the creation of art, in particular, film, dance, and architecture. identify the processes of maturation, experience, and self-regulation that transform great ape ontogeny in general into human ontogeny in particular. For each pathway, the maturation Inner Voices Thinking and Creating of capacities of shared intentionality — in two steps, at 9 months and 3 years of age — Jonathan Berger with the Body and make possible new kinds of sociocultural experiences, which, in combination with processes Stanford University Other Things of executive self-regulation, then generate and shape the ontogeny of uniquely human psychology. David Kirsh University of California, San Diego
Some Thoughts The Mental Worlds of Film on Drawing/Some Jeffrey M. Zacks Drawings on Thought Washington University Saturday Keynote Address Andrea Kantrowitz in St. Louis How to Change Norms, and Why We Should State University of Betsy Levy Paluck New York at New Paltz Princeton University Saturday, May 25 | 6:00 PM–7:00 PM | Marriott Ballroom Salons 2&3 SPECIAL EVENTS
Social norms are a topic of global social and political concern—whether SSCP Distinguished Scientist APS-David Myers Distinguished they guide behavior in positive or negative directions, who has a say in Award Address Lecture on the Science and Craft of setting them, and related questions. In every community, social norms are Prevention of Teaching Psychological Science shared ideas about which behaviors are typical or desirable. The presenter Depression in Youth: Leading Students describes research conducted in the United States and internationally that Current Evidence and tests the power of social norms over individual and collective behavior, including helping and Toward Contribution environmentally friendly behavior to bullying and violence. This research helps us to consider why Future Directions to Society engagement with a community’s social norms is important, when it is not, and who has the power Judy Garber Carol S. Dweck to meaningfully make a change in our ideas of “what is normal.” Vanderbilt University Stanford University Friday, May 24 | 5:00 PM–5:50 PM Washington 2 Friday, May 24 | 2:30 PM–3:20 PM Marriott Ballroom Salon 3 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS James McKeen Cattell Fellow Award Addresses APS Mentor Awards and Panel PTSD, Resilience, and Everything in Between: Discussion on Mentoring Mapping the Heterogeneity of Potential Trauma Chair: Robert W. Levenson, University of California, Berkeley George A. Bonanno Friday, May 24 | 4:00 PM–5:20 PM | Delaware Suite A Columbia University 2019 APS Mentor Award Recipients: Friday, May 24 | 10:30 AM–11:20 AM | Marriott Ballroom Salon 3 Geraldine Downey Carol S. Dweck Columbia University Stanford University What I’ve Learned About Sensory Technology as Psychology by Collaborating Target and Tool for Applied With Non-Psychologists Psychological Science Robert J. MacCoun Roberta L. Klatzky Marcia K. Johnson Mark H. Johnson* Stanford Law School Carnegie Mellon University Yale University University of Cambridge and Saturday, May 25 Saturday, May 25 Birkbeck University of London, United Kingdom 10:00 AM–10:50 AM 2:30 PM–3:20 PM *Mark H. Johnson is unable to attend Marriott Ballroom Salon 3 Marriott Ballroom Salon 3 the Convention APS Janet Taylor Spence Award Symposium William James Fellow Award Addresses Chair: Lisa Feldman Barrett, Northeastern University Saturday, May 25 | 4:00 PM–5:50 PM | Delaware Suite A Prisoners of Now: How Babies Begin The new class of Spence Award recipients will receive their awards during this symposium. The event will also Prospection, Presentism, Learning Their Native feature presentations by the following past Spence Award recipients: and the Allocator’s Illusion Language Presenters: Daniel T. Gilbert Janet F. Werker Kurt Gray Catherine Hartley Harvard University University of British Columbia, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill New York University Canada Friday, May 24 Saturday, May 25 Thomas L. Griffiths Iris-Tatjana Kolassa 9:00 AM–9:50 AM Princeton University University of Ulm, Germany Marriott Ballroom Salon 3 9:00 AM–9:50 AM Marriott Ballroom Salon 3 2019 APS Spence Award Recipients: Taking James Seriously: The Impact of Everyday Luke Chang Willem Frankenhuis The Implications of Emotion Dartmouth College Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands Multiple Memory Systems Elizabeth A. Phelps Lynn Nadel Harvard University Mina Cikara Jon Freeman Harvard University New York University The University of Arizona Saturday, May 25 Friday, May 24 1:00 PM–1:50 PM Molly Crockett Michael Treadway Yale University Emory University 1:00 PM–1:50 PM Marriott Ballroom Salon 3 Marriott Ballroom Salon 3 Katherine Ehrlich Scott Vrieze University of Georgia University of Minnesota 2019 AWARDS 2019 AWARDS APS JAMES MCKEEN CATTELL FELLOW AWARD APS WILLIAM JAMES FELLOW AWARD
George A. Bonanno Roberta L. Klatzky Daniel T. Gilbert Lynn Nadel Columbia University Carnegie Mellon University Harvard University The University of Arizona
Robert J. MacCoun Elizabeth A. Phelps Janet F. Werker Stanford Law School Harvard University University of British Columbia, Canada
The APS James McKeen Cattell Fellow Award honors APS Members The APS William James Fellow Award honors APS Members for their for their lifetime of significant intellectual achievements in applied lifetime of significant intellectual contributions to the basic science psychological research and their impact on a critical problem in of psychology. society at large. www.psychologicalscience.org/awards www.psychologicalscience.org/awards 2019 AWARDS 2019 AWARDS APS MENTOR AWARD APS JANET TAYLOR SPENCE AWARD
Luke Chang Mina Cikara Molly Crockett Dartmouth College Harvard University Yale University
Geraldine Downey Carol S. Dweck Columbia University Stanford University
Katherine Ehrlich Willem Frankenhuis Jon Freeman University of Georgia Radboud University Nijmegen, New York University Netherlands
Marcia K. Johnson Mark H. Johnson Yale University University of Cambridge and Michael Treadway Scott Vrieze Birkbeck, University of London Emory University University of Minnesota
The APS Mentor Award recognizes APS Members who have Named for APS’s first elected President, the Spence Award significantly fostered the careers of others, honoring those who recognizes early-career researchers who have made transformative masterfully help students and others find their own voices and contributions to the field of psychological science, such as discover their own research and career goals. establishing new paradigms within a subject area or advancing research that cuts across fields of study. www.psychologicalscience.org/awards www.psychologicalscience.org/awards ASSOCIATION FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE PRESENTS H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H APS EXHIBIT HALL–EVENTS AREA
FRIDAY, MAY 24 SATURDAY, MAY 25
9:00 AM–10:00 AM 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Encore! Inside the Psychologist’s Studio: An RISE Award Addresses Interview With Walter Mischel (video) Presentations:
APS notes with great sadness the passing of APS Past-President Walter CAMACHO, Gabriel Mischel in September 2018. Gabriel Camacho, University of Connecticut
CHANG, Cindy Cindy Chang, Rutgers University
CIPOLLINA, Rebecca 10:00 AM–11:00 AM Rebecca Cipollina, Rutgers University- New Brunswick
CUMMINGS, Caroline FEATURING Encore! Inside the Psychologist’s Studio: An Caroline Cummings, University of Nevada, Reno
PEREZ, Monica Interview With Annette Karmiloff-Smith (video) Monica C. Perez, University of Notre Dame
REDA, Mariam LEE D. ROSS APS notes with great sadness the passing of APS Past-President Annette Mariam Reda, University of Michigan
Stanford University Karmiloff-Smith in December 2016. WASIL, Akash Akash Wasil, Harvard University
ZAPATA, Mercedes Ann Mercedes Ann Zapata, University of California, Berkeley APS William James Fellow Lee D. Ross, one of the world’s leading 11:00 AM–12:00 PM scientific authorities in the field of human inference, judgment, World Premiere! Inside the Psychologist’s 11:00 AM–12:20 PM and decision-making, will look back on his distinguished career in an Studio: An Interview With Henry L. “Roddy” Student Research Award Addresses interview with his former student, Swarthmore College Professor Roediger, III (video) Andrew Ward. Be part of the live studio audience for this special event. Presentations:
PARK, Sophia Seonyeong 12:00 PM–1:00 PM Sophia Seonyeong Park, Temple University
STARR, Emily Encore! Inside the Psychologist’s Studio: An Emily Starr, Northwestern College
WANG, Haowei Interview With Steven Pinker (video) Haowei Wang, University of Massachusetts Boston
FRIDAY, MAY 24 WIEZEL, Adi 10:30 AM –11:50 AM Adi Wiezel, Arizona State University LEE D. ROSS THURGOOD MARSHALL BALLROOM SOUTH, 1:00 PM–2:00 PM Stanford University WASHINGTON MARRIOTT WARDMAN PARK HOTEL Encore! Inside the Psychologist’s Studio: An 12:30 PM–1:30 PM Interview With Elizabeth F. Loftus (video) Encore! Inside the Psychologist’s Studio: An Seating for this event will begin at 10:30 AM. Interviewed By Interview With Jennifer Richeson (video) Doors will close at 10:45 AM. SPONSORED EVENT ANDREW WARD 2:30 PM - 2:55 PM Swarthmore College Be part of a live studio audience for this interview in Washington, D.C. 1:30 PM–2:30 PM Bring Your Psychology Course to Life with Active Encore! Inside the Psychologist’s Studio: An Like its quasi-namesake, the APS Inside the Psychologist’s Studio series Learning Interview With Michael S. Gazzaniga (video) features interviews with leaders in psychological science. Anna Villanueva, Top Hat
2:30 PM–4:00 PM Ross joins a distinguished line-up of psychological scientists featured in 3:00 PM–4:00 PM the Inside the Psychologist’s Studio video series (available online), which Encore! 2019 Presidential Symposium (video) Encore! 2019 Fred Kavli Keynote Address: includes interviews with Albert Bandura, Paul Ekman, Daniel Kahneman, Michael Tomasello (video) Elizabeth F. Loftus, Eleanor E. Maccoby, Brenda Milner, Walter Mischel, Steven A. Pinker, Jennifer Richeson, Henry L. Roediger, III, Janet Taylor Spence, and more. 4:00 PM–5:00 PM Encore! Inside the Psychologist’s Studio: An WATCH these interviews with leaders in psychological science at: Interview With Linda M. Bartoshuk (video) www.psychologicalscience.org/itps For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention 25 Recognizing Excellence Call For Nominations
APS honors Members in the earliest stages of their careers as well as accomplished leaders with the field’s most prestigious awards and recognitions. This recognition is a critical part of supporting and APS Janet Taylor Spence Award encouraging scientific advances in our field. The dramatic advances For Transformative Early- Career Contributions in psychological science over the past three decades reflect the outstanding accomplishments of APS Members and Fellows. Recognizing transformative early career contributions to psychological science. Award recipients are APS Members who reflect the best of the many new and cutting-edge ideas coming out of our most creative and APS William James Fellow Award promising investigators.
Nomination Deadline: September 15, 2019 Honoring APS Members for their lifetime of significant intellectual contributions to the basic science of psychology.
Nomination Deadline: October 15, 2019 APS Fellows
Awarded to APS Members who have made sustained outstanding APS James McKeen Cattell Fellow Award contributions to the science of psychology in the areas of research, teaching, service, and/or application. Honoring APS Members for their lifetime of significant intellectual achievements in applied psychological research and their impact Nomination Deadline: October 15, 2019 on a critical problem in society at large.
Nomination Deadline: October 15, 2019 APS Rising Stars
The Rising Star designation recognizes outstanding APS members in the APS Mentor Award earliest stages of their post-PhD research careers whose innovative work has already advanced the field and signals great potential for their Recognizing APS Members who have significantly fostered the careers continued contributions. of others, honoring those who masterfully help students and others find their own voices and discover their own research and career goals. Nomination Deadline: September 30, 2019
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To submit a nomination or for more information, including past recipients and nomination materials, please visit www.psychologicalscience.org/awards
www.psychologicalscience.org/awards www.psychologicalscience.org/awards H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H WORKSHOPS WORKSHOPS Separate registration is required for workshops and is open to Convention and/or Teaching Institute registrants only. There is a modest fee for workshop registration (students: $50; all others: $75). Register for workshops at the APS Registration Desk at the Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. THURSDAY | MAY 23 SUNDAY | MAY 26
THURSDAY | MAY 23 2:00 PM–5:50 PM Washington 3 9:00 AM–11:50 AM Wilson A Machine Learning for Psychologists: An Developing Noncognitive Scales: Research- 9:00 AM–10:50 AM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom North 11:30 AM–2:20 PM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom North Overview* Based Recommendations*
YARKONI, Tal BANDALOS, Deborah Introduction to Multilevel Modeling Statistical Mediation Analysis With Repeated- Tal Yarkoni, University of Texas at Austin Deborah L. Bandalos, James Madison University
SPRATTO, Elisabeth
BIESANZ, Jeremy Jeremy Biesanz, University of British Columbia, Canada Measures and Multilevel Data This workshop is co-sponsored by the Association for Psychologi- Elisabeth Spratto, James Madison University MONTOYA, Amanda cal Science and the Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology This workshop is co-sponsored by the Association for Psychologi Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space is limited. Amanda K. Montoya, University of California, Los (SMEP). Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space cal Science and the Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level of the Angeles is limited. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level (SMEP). Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space is limited. of the Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. is limited. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level of the of the Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. 9:00 AM–12:50 PM Washington 3 3:00 PM–4:50 PM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom West Rethinking Statistics: A Gentle Introduction to 9:00 AM–12:50 PM Harding 2:00 PM–4:50 PM Washington 2 The Potential Outcomes Approach to Causal Bayesian Statistics* Inference* VAN DE SCHOOT, Rens A Network Perspective on Psychological Rens van de Schoot, Utrecht University, Netherlands Preregistering Research Plans MACKINNON, David LINDSAY, D. Stephen David P. MacKinnon, Arizona State University, Tempe Constructs: Theoretical Background and Data This workshop is co-sponsored by the Association for Psychologi- D. Stephen Lindsay, University of Victoria, Canada
SIMONS, Daniel This workshop is co-sponsored by the Association for Psychologi- Analysis* cal Science and the Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology Daniel J. Simons, University of Illinois at Urbana- cal Science and the Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology DALEGE, Jonas Jonas Dalege, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands (SMEP). Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space Champaign (SMEP). Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space is limited. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level VAZIRE, Simine is limited. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level This workshop is co-sponsored by the Association for Psychologi- Simine Vazire, University of California, Davis of the Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. of the Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. cal Science and the Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology
MELLOR, David David Mellor, Center for Open Science (SMEP). Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space
VAN’T VEER, Anna is limited. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level Anna E. van’t Veer, Leiden Institute for Brain and 9:00 AM–12:50 PM Washington 2 3:00 PM–5:50 PM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom East of the Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. Cognition, Netherlands Statistical Analysis Using R: A Primer* CORKER, Katherine Regression, Classification, and Clustering in HARRING, Jeffrey Katherine S. Corker, Grand Valley State University 9:00 AM–12:50 PM Wilson C Jeffrey R. Harring, University of Maryland, College Park LUPIA, Arthur “Skip” Social Sciences
Arthur “Skip” Lupia, University of Michigan and MOUSTAKI, Irini This workshop is co-sponsored by the Association for Psychologi- Irini Moustaki, London School of Economics and Political Analyzing Intensive Longitudinal Data with cal Science and the Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology National Science Foundation Science, United Kingdom GIMME*
(SMEP). Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space is limited. GATES, Kathleen is limited. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level of the Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space is limited. Kathleen M. Gates, University of North Carolina at of the Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level of the Chapel Hill
Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. LANE, Stephanie Stephanie T. Lane, Netflix 9:00 AM–12:50 PM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom East 2:00 PM–5:50 PM Coolidge This workshop is co-sponsored by the Association for Psychologi- cal Science and the Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology The General Linear Model: A Flexible Tool for Advice for Making Your Research and Teaching (SMEP). Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space Analyzing Psychological Data More Efficient, Transparent and Impactful Complimentary is limited. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level
VAN BAVEL, Jay SHROUT, Patrick of the Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. Patrick E. Shrout, New York University Jay J. Van Bavel, New York University WiFi from APS
GHODSE-ELAHI, Yasaman Yasaman Ghodse-Elahi, New York University Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space is limited. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level of the 9:00 AM–12:50 PM Wilson B Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space is limited. Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level of the Teaching the New Statistics
Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. SMITH, Tamarah Tamarah Smith, Cabrini University
CALIN-JAGEMAN, Robert *Co-sponsored by APS and Robert J. Calin-Jageman, Dominican University the Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology (SMEP). Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space is limited. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level of the Network: APS WiFi by SAGE Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. Password: SAGEPUBS
28 For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention 29 H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H STUDENT EVENTS STUDENT EVENTS
APS STUDENT CAUCUS APS STUDENT CAUCUS PSI CHI SATURDAY, MAY 25 FRIDAY, MAY 24 THURSDAY, MAY 23 11:00 AM–11:55 AM Washington 3 9:00 AM–10:20 AM APS Exhibit Hall Events Area 9:00 AM–9:50 AM Washington 5 9:00 PM–11:55 PM Harry’s Pub The Naked Truth Part III: Navigating the Job Washington Marriott Market After Graduate School RISE Award Addresses Psi Chi Distinguished Lecturer: How Culture Wardman Park Hotel DI ROSA, Elisa Influences Our Emotions (and Why It Matters)
Presentations: Presentations: TSAI, Jeanne APSSC Convention Kickoff and Student Social CAMACHO, Gabriel Jeanne L. Tsai, Stanford University Elisa Di Rosa, Washington University in St. Louis Gabriel Camacho, University of Connecticut
CHANG, Cindy The APS Student Caucus welcomes students and provides information FORBUSH, Kelsie about all of the great student events at the convention. Students will be Kelsie Forbush, University of Kansas Cindy Chang, Rutgers University
CIPOLLINA, Rebecca HARTLEY, Catherine 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Washington 5 able to relax in a casual environment and meet other students who share Catherine Hartley, New York University Rebecca Cipollina, Rutgers University- New Brunswick
CUMMINGS, Caroline the same interests. The event will be held at Harry’s Pub, located in the GIRARD, Jeffrey Advancing Diversity, Social Justice, and Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. Remember to bring ID, as Jeffrey M. Girard, Carnegie Mellon University Caroline Cummings, University of Nevada, Reno
PEREZ, Monica well as your APS Convention Badge. Please note that you must be at Monica C. Perez, University of Notre Dame Sustainability in Research and Publication
BRANNAN, Debi least 18 years old to enter this event. REDA, Mariam CHAIR: Debi Brannan, Western Oregon University 12:00 PM–12:55 PM Washington 3 Mariam Reda, University of Michigan
WASIL, Akash FRIDAY, MAY 24 Akash Wasil, Harvard University
The Naked Truth Part IV: You’re Working ZAPATA, Mercedes Ann Mercedes Ann Zapata, University of California, Berkeley 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Washington 5 9:00 AM–9:55 AM Washington 3 Where? HANSON, Emily Cultural Adaptations in Evidence-Based Practice: The Naked Truth Part I: Getting Into Graduate Presentations: 11:00 AM–12:20 PM APS Exhibit Hall Events Area Recent Advances and Next Steps School Emily Hanson, Washington University in St. Louis and DOMENECH RODRIGUEZ, Melanie
KUZMICH, Irina CHAIR: Melanie M. Domenech Rodriguez, Utah State American Civil Liberties Union Student Research Award Addresses
Presentations: THALLA, Natasha University Natasha Thalla, Facebook
Irina Kuzmich, Baruch College and The Graduate Center, DUBENITZ, Joel Presentations: Joel Dubenitz, U.S. Department of Health and Human PARK, Sophia Seonyeong City University of New York Sophia Seonyeong Park, Temple University
STRILER, Jamie PSI BETA
Services STARR, Emily
Jamie Striler, University of Central Florida KLEIN, William Emily Starr, Northwestern College
SIN, Parco William M. Klein, National Cancer Institute WANG, Haowei FRIDAY, MAY 24 Parco Sin, University of Guelph, Canada Haowei Wang, University of Massachusetts Boston
SMITH, Adam
WIEZEL, Adi Adam M. Smith, Auburn University Adi Wiezel, Arizona State University NGUYEN-FENG, Viann 1:00 PM–1:30 PM Taft 10:30 AM–11:20 AM Washington 5 Viann N. Nguyen-Feng, University of Minnesota
GULSEREN, Duygu Duygu Gulseren, Saint Mary’s University Campus Representatives Meeting Psychology as a Branch of Neuropsychology 3:00 PM–3:50 PM Delaware Suite B PUENTE, Antonio Antonio E. Puente, University of North Carolina at Champions of Psychological Science Wilmington
10:00 AM–10:55 AM Washington 3 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Washington 3 LEVY PALUCK, Betsy The Naked Truth Part II: Surviving Graduate How to Get Published: Guidance From Journal Presentations: School Editors George A. Bonanno, Columbia University
PHELPS, Elizabeth
BADAAN, Vivienne CHAIR: Ilona Scully, Lehigh University Robert J. MacCoun, Stanford Law School
WERKER, Janet
Presentations: FRICK, Paul Betsy Levy Paluck, Princeton University
Vivienne Badaan, New York University Presentations: BONANNO, George MINDS ON THE ROAD
GAO, Chenlu Elizabeth A. Phelps, Harvard University AN APS BLOG ON THE SCIENCE OF WHAT’S DRIVING BEHAVIOR
Chenlu Gao, Baylor University Paul Frick, Louisiana State University MACCOUN, Robert
HARLOW, Lisa BAHNSON, Matthew Janet F. Werker, University of British Columbia, Canada Matthew Bahnson, North Carolina State University Lisa L. Harlow, University of Rhode Island
ISAACOWITZ, Derek SÖNMEZ, Ceren Ceren Sönmez, Teachers College, Columbia University Derek Isaacowitz, Northeastern University Student Poster Session 4:00 PM - 4:50 PM www.psychologicalscience.org/motr Follow us on Twitter @psychscience #aps19dc APS Exhibit Hall
30 For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention 31 H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H CONTINUING EDUCATION (CE) CREDITS CONTINUING EDUCATION (CE) CREDITS Earn the credits you need to keep current at the 31st APS Annual Convention. APS offers 7 programs approved for continuing education (CE) credits, sponsored by University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Western Psychiatric Hospital. That’s 9.5 hours of CE-approved programs, all included with your Convention registration. See below for a complete list of CE-qualifying programs. FRIDAY | MAY 24 SATURDAY | MAY 25
THURSDAY | MAY 23 4:00 PM–4:50 PM Washington 2 1:30 PM–2:50 PM Maryland Suite AB SSCP Presidential Address—From Empirically Large-Scale Collaborative Efforts Advancing 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Wilson AB 3:00 PM–4:20 PM Wilson AB Supported to Global Impact: Takeaway Lessons Clinical Science Research Clinical Science Forum: The Rising Stars of Clinical Science Forum: Cutting-Edge Training in From the Body Project Depression Research Clinical Science 1.5 CE Credits 1 CE Credit TACKETT, Jennifer L. CHAIR: Jennifer L. Tackett, Northwestern University
BECKER, Carolyn 1.5 CE Credits 1.5 CE Credits Carolyn B. Becker, Trinity University KRAUT, Alan KRAUT, Alan Presentations:
CO-CHAIR: Alan G. Kraut, Psychological Clinical Science CO-CHAIR: Alan G. Kraut, Psychological Clinical Science BARCH, Deanna Accreditation System Accreditation System Deanna M. Barch, Washington University in St. Louis
TEACHMAN, Bethany LEVENSON, Robert LEVENSON, Robert 5:00 PM – 5:50 PM CO-CHAIR: Robert W. Levenson, University of California, CO-CHAIR: Robert W. Levenson, University of California, Bethany A. Teachman, University of Virginia
VAN IJZENDOORN, Marinus Berkeley and Psychological Clinical Science Accreditation Berkeley and Psychological Clinical Science Accreditation SSCP Distinguished Scientist Award Address: Marinus H. van Ijzendoorn, Erasmus University System System Prevention of Depression in Youth: Some Rotterdam, Netherlands and University of Cambridge, United
SBARRA, David SBARRA, David CO-CHAIR: David A. Sbarra, The University of Arizona CO-CHAIR: David A. Sbarra, The University of Arizona Evidence for, but We Still Need More Kingdom and Academy of Psychological Clinical Science and Academy of Psychological Clinical Science LEMOULT, Joelle SIMONS, Robert 1 CE Credit Presentations: Presentations: 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Maryland Suite AB Judy Garber, Vanderbilt University Joelle LeMoult, The University of British Columbia, Canada Robert F. Simons, University of Delaware The Neurodevelopment of Affective and
SCHLEIDER, Jessica TREAT, Teresa Jessica L. Schleider, Stony Brook University, The State Teresa A. Treat, University of Iowa Motivated Behavior: Translating Between Basic
MILLER, Gregory University of New York Gregory A. Miller, University of California, Los Angeles More than 3,000 psychological scientists have and Clinical Neurodevelopment Science
STARR, Lisa
STRAUMAN, Timothy Lisa R. Starr, University of Rochester Timothy J. Strauman, Duke University joined the APS Wikipedia Initiative (APSWI). WEINBERG, Anna 1.5 CE Credits Anna Weinberg, McGill University, Canada LEVENSON, Robert Robert W. Levenson, University of California, Berkeley BARCH, Deanna
STRAUMAN, Timothy Timothy J. Strauman, Duke University GRUBER, June CHAIR: Deanna M. Barch, Washington University in June Gruber, University of Colorado Boulder Get Started With Your Class St. Louis www.psychologicalscience.org/apswi 4:30 PM–5:50 PM Wilson AB Presentations:
SOMERVILLE, Leah Leah H. Somerville, Harvard University
Minds for Business Clinical Science Forum: New Developments in WHITFIELD-GABRIELI, Susan the Clinical Science of Behavior Change Susan Whitfield-Gabrieli, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
BARCH, Deanna 1.5 CE Credits Deanna M. Barch, Washington University in St. Louis
KRAUT, Alan CO-CHAIR: Alan G. Kraut, Psychological Clinical Science Accreditation System
LEVENSON, Robert CO-CHAIR: Robert W. Levenson, University of California, Complimentary WiFi from APS Berkeley and Psychological Clinical Science Accreditation System
SBARRA, David CO-CHAIR: David A. Sbarra, The University of Arizona and Academy of Psychological Clinical Science NIELSEN, Lis Network: APS WiFi by SAGE Presentations: Lis Nielsen, National Institute on Aging Password: SAGEPUBS A BLOG ON THE SCIENCE MEURET, Alicia OF WORK AND LEADERSHIP Alicia Meuret, Southern Methodist University CARROLL, Kathleen www.psychologicalscience.org/minds Kathleen M. Carroll, Yale University
NAHUM-SHANI, Inbal Inbal Nahum-Shani, University of Michigan
32 For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention 33 H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND SCIENCE POLICY GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND SCIENCE POLICY
FRIDAY, MAY 24 SATURDAY, MAY 25 NATIONAL ACADEMIES OF SCIENCES, ENGINEERING, AND MEDICINE
10:30 AM–11:50 AM Hoover 10:00 AM–11:50 AM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom East FRIDAY, MAY 24 SATURDAY, MAY 25 Judicial Applications of Psychological Science PSPI Symposium—Increasing Vaccination: REAGAN, Robert Timothy 2:30 PM–3:20 PM Delaware Suite A 11:30 AM–12:50 PM Hoover CHAIR: Robert Timothy Reagan, Federal Judicial Center Putting Psychological Science Into Action
REYNA, Valerie
RACHLINSKI, Jeffrey DISCUSSANT: Jeffrey J. Rachlinski, Cornell University CHAIR: Valerie F. Reyna, Cornell University How People Learn II: Learners, Contexts, and Overview of the National Academies Report BREWER, Noel Cultures on Reproducibility and Replicability in Science Presentations: Presentations: BEIER, Margaret CHAIR: and Engineering with a Focus on How the FAIGMAN, David Margaret E. Beier, Rice University David L. Faigman, University of California, Hastings Noel T. Brewer, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill GOLDSTONE, Robert Conclusions and Recommendations Relate to
CHAPMAN, Gretchen
FOGEL, Jeremy Jeremy Fogel, University of California, Berkeley Gretchen B. Chapman, Carnegie Mellon University Presentations: Research and Reporting in Psychological Science
KLEIN, William
MEHTA SOOD, Avani Avani Mehta Sood, University of California, Berkeley William M. Klein, National Cancer Institute Robert L. Goldstone, Indiana University
GRAESSER, Arthur
WHARTON, Melinda Presentations:
Melinda Wharton, Centers for Disease Control and Arthur C. Graesser, University of Memphis WILSON, Timothy KANFER, Ruth Timothy Wilson, University of Virgina
Prevention Ruth Kanfer, The Georgia Institute of Technology BARBA, Lorena SERPELL, Zewelanji Lorena Barba, George Washington University
Zewelanji N. Serpell, Virginia Commonwealth University HEIMBERG, Jennifer
BHATT, Sujeeta Jennifer Heimberg, The National Academies of Sciences, Minds for Business Sujeeta Bhatt, National Academies of Sciences, 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom East Engineering, and Medicine
Engineering, and Medicine WOOD, Wendy How the U.S. Government Can Use Behavioral Wendy Wood, University of Southern California Insights to Improve Vaccination Rates Complimentary WiFi from APS
STEFFEL, Mary CHAIR: Mary Steffel, Office of Evaluation Sciences, U.S. 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Hoover General Services Administration, and Northeastern University Network: APS WiFi by SAGE
CHAPMAN, Gretchen DISCUSSANT: Gretchen B. Chapman, Carnegie Mellon Password: SAGEPUBS A Decadal Survey of Social and Behavioral University Sciences: Applications to Intelligence Analysis
BHATT, Sujeeta TRUMP, Kris-Stella CO-CHAIR: Sujeeta Bhatt, National Academies of Presentations: Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Social Science Research Council Daily BEATTY, Alexandra Kris-Stella Trump, Observer CO-CHAIR: Alexandra Beatty, National Academies of
DEBROY, Pompa Mary Steffel, Office of Evaluation Sciences, U.S. General Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Services Administration and Northeastern University Presentations:
Pompa Debroy, Office of Evaluation Sciences CARLEY, Kathleen
A BLOG ON THE SCIENCE YOKUM, David Kathleen Carley, Carnegie Mellon University
OF WORK AND LEADERSHIP David V. Yokum, Brown University CONTRACTOR, Noshir CHAPMAN, Gretchen Noshir Contractor, SONIC Research Group
www.psychologicalscience.org/minds Gretchen B. Chapman, Carnegie Mellon University TALIAFERRO, Jeffrey Jeffrey Taliaferro, Tufts University
CONVENTION 2019 Follow us on Twitter NEWS COVERAGE Poster Storage @psychscience Storage for your poster while attending the APS Convention
use #aps19dc and VIDEOS|PHOTOS APS offers complimentary poster storage, located just REPORTS|DAILY EMAIL UPDATES join the conversation outside the APS Exhibit Hall on the Exhibition Level. 31ST ANNUAL CONVENTION Thursday, May 23 – 8:00 AM – 9:30 PM Friday, May 24 – 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM ASSOCIATION FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE Saturday, May 25 – 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM WWW.PSYCHOLOGICALSCIENCE.ORG/CONVENTION Sunday, May 26 – 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
34 For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention 35 H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND SCIENCE POLICY GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND SCIENCE POLICY
NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL SCIENCE OF BEHAVIOR CHANGE THE LAB @ DC HEALTH RESEARCH DOMAIN CRITERIA INITIATIVE FRIDAY, MAY 24 (RDOC) THURSDAY, MAY 23 FRIDAY, MAY 24 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Washington 5 FRIDAY, MAY 24 4:30 PM–5:50 PM Hoover Psychological Studies on the Relations Between 2:30 PM–4:20 PM Washington 4 History, Housing, and Homelessness: Applied the Arts, Health, and Social/Emotional Well- 2:30 PM–3:20 PM Hoover Mechanisms of Self-Regulation and Behavior Science in Washington, D.C.
QUINNEY, Sam Being Ask Me Anything (AMA) Session on Research Change CHAIR: Sam Quinney, The Lab @ DC
MENZER, Melissa NIELSEN, Lis CO-CHAIR: Melissa M. Menzer, National Endowment for Domain Criteria (RDoC) CO-CHAIR: Lis Nielsen, National Institute on Aging Presentations:
MORRIS, Sarah
SUMNER, Jennifer the Arts CHAIR: Sarah Morris, National Institute of Mental Health CO-CHAIR: Jennifer Sumner, Columbia University ENNIS, Ralph IYENGAR, Sunil Ralph Ennis, Metropolitan Police Academy
MORRIS, Sarah
CO-CHAIR: Sunil Iyengar, National Endowment for the Medical Center BRESS, Jessica Arts Presentations: MILLER, Alison Jessica Bress, Metropolitan Police Academy Presentations: RAVISHANKAR, Anita Sarah Morris, National Institute of Mental Health Anita Ravishankar, Metropolitan Police Department
WILSON, Kevin Presentations: PACHECO, Jennifer Alison L. Miller, University of Michigan
LEMPERT, Karolina The Lab @ DC MENZER, Melissa Jennifer Pacheco, National Institute of Mental Health Kevin Wilson,
EVANS, Melvin Melissa M. Menzer, National Endowment for the Arts VAIDYANATHAN, Uma Karolina Lempert, University of Pennsylvania
BISSETT, Patrick Metropolitan Police Academy IYENGAR, Sunil Uma Vaidyanathan, National Institute of Mental Health Melvin Evans, Sunil Iyengar, National Endowment for the Arts Patrick G. Bissett, Stanford University HASAN, Dena
STEIN, Jeffrey Department of Human Services IVCEVIC, Zorana Dena Hasan, Zorana Ivcevic, Yale University Jeffrey Stein, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State QUINNEY, Sam The Lab @ DC GROSSMAN, Eliana NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION Sam Quinney, Eliana Grossman, Yale University University HATZIMASOURA, Chrysanthi SEYMOUR, Karen The Lab @ DC SHERIDAN, Kimberly Chrysanthi Hatzimasoura, Kimberly M. Sheridan, George Mason University FRIDAY, MAY 24 Karen Seymour, Johns Hopkins University MOORE, Nellie Nellie Moore, The Lab @ DC
CEVASCO, Jenna Jenna Cevasco, Department of Human Services Hoover FRIDAY, MAY 24 STEINLE, Aurora NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DENTAL AND 1:00 PM–1:50 PM Aurora Steinle, Office of the Deputy Mayor for Education CRANIOFACIAL RESEARCH Funding at the National Science Foundation: Increasing Your Chances of Success 4:30 PM–5:20 PM Washington 4
FRIDAY, MAY 24 TULLER, Betty CO-CHAIR: Betty Tuller, National Science Foundation How to Promote Lasting Change: A Round
GOTTLOB, Larry Complimentary CO-CHAIR: Larry Gottlob, National Science Foundation Table Discussion on the NIH Science of Behavior 1:00 PM–2:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall Change (SOBC) Common Fund Program
NIELSEN, Lis WiFi from APS NIDCR/APS Building Bridges Poster Award CO-CHAIR: Lis Nielsen, National Institute on Aging NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION AND SUMNER, Jennifer Winners CO-CHAIR: Jennifer Sumner, Columbia University INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION SCIENCES Medical Center
Presentations: MILLER, Alison NELSON, Cecelia FRIDAY, MAY 24 Presentations: Cecelia I. Nelson, West Virginia University
CRANDALL, Amanda Alison L. Miller, University of Michigan
Amanda K. Crandall, University at Buffalo, The State LEMPERT, Karolina University of New York 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Hoover Karolina Lempert, University of Pennsylvania
BISSETT, Patrick
NJOKU, Stephanie Stephanie C. Njoku, California State University, Los Psychological Science and Education Research Patrick G. Bissett, Stanford University
STEIN, Jeffrey Angeles Funding Opportunities at NSF and IES Jeffrey Stein, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State
AMIR, Carolyn Carolyn Amir, National Institutes of Health SOLOMON, Gregg University
CHAIR: Gregg E. A. Solomon, National Science SEYMOUR, Karen Foundation Karen Seymour, Johns Hopkins University
KING, Jonathan
ALBRO, Elizabeth DISCUSSANT: Elizabeth Albro, U.S. Department of Jonathan W. King, National Institute on Aging Network: APS WiFi by SAGE MINDS ON THE ROAD Education SABRI, Merav AN APS BLOG ON THE SCIENCE OF WHAT’S DRIVING BEHAVIOR Merav Sabri, National Center for Complementary and Password: SAGEPUBS Integrative Health
Presentations: SIMMONS, Janine
THOROUGHMAN, Kurt Janine Simmons, National Institute of Mental Health
Kurt Thoroughman, National Science Foundation FERRER, Rebecca
OCHSENDORF, Robert Rebecca A. Ferrer, National Cancer Institute Robert Ochsendorf, National Science Foundation www.psychologicalscience.org/motr
HIGGINS, Erin Erin J. Higgins, Institute of Education Sciences
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OPENING EVENTS THURSDAY | MAY 23 thursday THURSDAY, MAY 23 DAILY HIGHLIGHTS
Coffee Kickoff: 5:30 PM–6:00 PM | Marriott Ballroom Salon 1 Registration POSTER SESSIONS 7:30 AM–9:00 PM Lobby Level Poster Storage Fred Kavli Keynote Address and Opening Ceremony Coffee Break 8:00 AM–9:30 PM APS Exhibit Hall Atrium 5:30 PM–6:00 PM Marriott Ballroom Salon 1 Exhibits and Posters 6:00 PM–7:30 PM | Marriott Ballroom Salons 2&3 Fred Kavli Keynote Address and Opening 7:30 PM–9:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall Becoming Human: A Theory of Ontogeny Ceremony—Becoming Human: A Theory of Poster Session I Ontogeny 7:30 PM–8:30 PM APS Exhibit Hall Michael Tomasello 6:00 PM–7:30 PM Marriott Ballroom Salons 2 & 3 (Setup: 5:30 PM – 6:00 PM) Duke University and the Max Opening Reception Planck Institute for Evolutionary 7:30 PM–9:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall Teaching Institute Anthropology, Germany The 26th Annual APS-STP Teaching Institute will take place from 8:45 AM–6:00 PM. For more information please see page 95. The Keynote Address is preceded by the presentation of awards.
ACADEMY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL WORKSHOP Poster Session I CLINICAL SCIENCE (APCS) 9:00 AM–12:50 PM Washington 3 7:30 PM–8:30 PM | APS Exhibit Hall 8:00 AM–12:00 PM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom West Rethinking Statistics: A Gentle Introduction to Meeting of the Academy of Psychological Bayesian Statistics
VAN DE SCHOOT, Rens Opening Reception Clinical Science Rens van de Schoot, Utrecht University, Netherlands This workshop is co-sponsored by the Association for Psychologi- 7:30 PM–9:00 PM | APS Exhibit Hall cal Science and the Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology WORKSHOP (SMEP). Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space is limited. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level of 9:00 AM–10:50 AM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom North the Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. 2019 APS Convention App APSSC Convention Introduction to Multilevel Modeling
BIESANZ, Jeremy • Search the Program • Follow Conversations on Twitter Jeremy Biesanz, University of British Columbia, Canada • Organize Your Schedule • View Convention Maps Kickoff and Student • Find Speakers • Get Convention Alerts Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space is limited. • Locate Exhibitors Social To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level of the To download the App, search for “2019 APS Convention” Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. Minds for Business in the App Store or get it from Google Play 9:00 PM–11:55 PM Instagram.com/ #aps19dc Harry's Pub PsychScience Twitter.com/PsychScience Located in the Washington AMERICAN COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY (ACPN) Youtube.com/ Facebook.com/ Marriott Wardman Park Hotel on PsychologicalScience PsychologicalScience the lobby level 9:00 AM–11:50 AM Taft Please remember to bring ID, as well as your ACPN Workshop: Introduction to www.psychologicalscience.org/convention A BLOG ON THE SCIENCE APS Convention Badge. Neuropsychological Assessment OF WORK AND LEADERSHIP
HORTON, Arthur Arthur MacNeill Horton Jr., American College of www.psychologicalscience.org/minds Professional Neuropsychology www.psychologicalscience.org/convention For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention 39 thursday | MAY 23 H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H
CLINICAL SCIENCE FORUM WORKSHOP INVITED SYMPOSIUM thursday 9:00 AM–12:50 PM Washington 2 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Wilson C Organized by The Psychological Clinical Science Accreditation System (PCSAS) Statistical Analysis Using R: A Primer Lessons From Revisiting the Marshmallow
HARRING, Jeffrey and The Academy of Psychological Clinical Science (APCS). Jeffrey R. Harring, University of Maryland, College Park Test: Exploring the Connections Between This workshop is co-sponsored by the Association for Psychologi- Nonexperimental Research and Intervention cal Science and the Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology Development THURSDAY, MAY 23 3:00 PM–4:20 PM Wilson AB (SMEP). Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space WATTS, Tyler is limited. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level CHAIR: Tyler Watts, New York University Clinical Science Forum: Cutting-Edge Training of the Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Wilson AB Presentations: in Clinical Science WATTS, Tyler Tyler Watts, New York University
Clinical Science Forum: The Rising Stars of WORKSHOP BAILEY, Drew Depression Research 1.5 CE Credits Drew H. Bailey, University of California, Irvine BRITO, Natalie
KRAUT, Alan KRAUT, Alan CO-CHAIR: Alan G. Kraut, Psychological Clinical Science 9:00 AM–12:50 PM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom East Natalie Brito, New York University
HARDEN, K. Paige 1.5 CE Credits Accreditation System The General Linear Model: A Flexible Tool for K. Paige Harden, University of Texas at Austin
LEVENSON, Robert CO-CHAIR: Alan G. Kraut, Psychological Clinical Science CO-CHAIR: Robert W. Levenson, University of Analyzing Psychological Data
SHROUT, Patrick Accreditation System California, Berkeley and Psychological Clinical Science Patrick E. Shrout, New York University LEVENSON, Robert History, Housing, and Homelessness: CO-CHAIR: Robert W. Levenson, University of California, Accreditation System GHODSE-ELAHI, Yasaman SBARRA, David Yasaman Ghodse-Elahi, New York University Applied Science in Washington, DC Berkeley and Psychological Clinical Science Accreditation CO-CHAIR: David A. Sbarra, The University of Arizona Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space is System and Academy of Psychological Clinical Science limited. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level 4:30 PM–5:50 PM Hoover
SBARRA, David
SIMONS, Robert CO-CHAIR: David A. Sbarra, The University of Arizona and Presentations: of the Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. The Lab @ DC
Academy of Psychological Clinical Science QUINNEY, Sam
LEMOULT, Joelle Robert F. Simons, University of Delaware CHAIR: Sam Quinney, The Lab @ DC Presentations: TREAT, Teresa Teaching Institute Poster Session Teresa A. Treat, University of Iowa Presentations:
MILLER, Gregory 11:15 AM–12:15 PM Joelle LeMoult, The University of British Columbia, Canada Gregory A. Miller, University of California, Los Angeles ENNIS, Ralph SCHLEIDER, Jessica (SETUP: 10:00 AM–11:00 AM) Ralph Ennis, Metropolitan Police Academy
STRAUMAN, Timothy
Jessica L. Schleider, Stony Brook University, The State Hall B South BRESS, Jessica Timothy J. Strauman, Duke University Jessica Bress, Metropolitan Police Academy University of New York LEVENSON, Robert
RAVISHANKAR, Anita STARR, Lisa Robert W. Levenson, University of California, Berkeley Lisa R. Starr, University of Rochester Anita Ravishankar, Metropolitan Police Department and Psychological Clinical Science Accreditation System WILSON, Kevin
WEINBERG, Anna
GRUBER, June WORKSHOP Anna Weinberg, McGill University, Canada Kevin Wilson, The Lab @ DC June Gruber, University of Colorado Boulder EVANS, Melvin
STRAUMAN, Timothy Timothy J. Strauman, Duke University 11:30 AM–2:20 PM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom North Melvin Evans, Metropolitan Police Academy
HASAN, Dena Dena Hasan, Department of Human Services
4:30 PM–5:50 PM Wilson AB Statistical Mediation Analysis With Repeated- QUINNEY, Sam Measures and Multilevel Data Sam Quinney, The Lab @ DC
2:30 PM–3:00 PM Wilson AB HATZIMASOURA, Chrysanthi
Clinical Science Forum: New Developments in MONTOYA, Amanda Amanda K. Montoya, University of California, Los Chrysanthi Hatzimasoura, The Lab @ DC Coffee Break the Clinical Science of Behavior Change MOORE, Nellie Angeles Nellie Moore, The Lab @ DC
CEVASCO, Jenna 1.5 CE Credits Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space is limited. Jenna Cevasco, Department of Human Services
STEINLE, Aurora KRAUT, Alan To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level of the CO-CHAIR: Alan G. Kraut, Psychological Clinical Science Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. Aurora Steinle, Office of the Deputy Mayor for Accreditation System Education
LEVENSON, Robert CO-CHAIR: Robert W. Levenson, University of Join The Lab @ DC for a discussion of three ongoing, applied research AMERICAN COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL projects in DC government: a police officer training program with the California, Berkeley and Psychological Clinical Science NEUROPSYCHOLOGY (ACPN) National Museum of African American History and Culture, a flexible Accreditation System rent subsidy that adjusts to the realities of income fluctuations, and trans-
SBARRA, David CO-CHAIR: David A. Sbarra, The University of Arizona 1:30 PM–4:20 PM Taft portation assistance for students experiencing homelessness to reduce and Academy of Psychological Clinical Science absenteeism.
NIELSEN, Lis ACPN Workshop: Neuropsychology of Drug Presentations: Abuse, Pathological Gambling and Sex Addiction
HORTON, Arthur Lis Nielsen, National Institute on Aging Arthur MacNeill Horton Jr., American College of
MEURET, Alicia Alicia Meuret, Southern Methodist University Professional Neuropsychology
CARROLL, Kathleen Kathleen M. Carroll, Yale University
NAHUM-SHANI, Inbal Inbal Nahum-Shani, University of Michigan Workshop
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WORKSHOP WORKSHOP FRED KAVLI KEYNOTE ADDRESS AND OPENING CEREMONY thursday 2:00 PM–4:50 PM Washington 2 3:00 PM–4:50 PM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom West 6:00 PM–7:30 PM Marriott Ballroom Salons 2 & 3 Preregistering Research Plans The Potential Outcomes Approach to Causal
LINDSAY, D. Stephen D. Stephen Lindsay, University of Victoria, Canada Inference
MACKINNON, David
SIMONS, Daniel Becoming Human: A Theory of Ontogeny Daniel J. Simons, University of Illinois at Urbana- David P. MacKinnon, Arizona State University, Tempe TOMASELLO, Michael Champaign This workshop is co-sponsored by the Association for Psychologi-
VAZIRE, Simine cal Science and the Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology Michael Tomasello Simine Vazire, University of California, Davis (SMEP). Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space MELLOR, David Duke University and Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Germany David Mellor, Center for Open Science is limited. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level
VAN’T VEER, Anna Anna E. van’t Veer, Methodology and Statistics, Leiden of the Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. Over the last two decades, the speaker and his colleagues have documented many differences in the cognitive and social abilities of human children (of different ages) and their nearest great ape relatives. In this talk, the speaker attempts to University, Netherlands bring these studies together into a coherent theory of the ontogeny of uniquely human cognition and sociality. For each of
CORKER, Katherine Katherine S. Corker, Grand Valley State University WORKSHOP eight developmental pathways (social cognition, communication, cultural learning, cooperative thinking, collaboration,
LUPIA, Arthur “Skip” Arthur “Skip” Lupia, University of Michigan and prosociality, social norms, moral identity), the presenter attempts to identify the processes of maturation, experience, and self-regulation 3:00 PM–5:50 PM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom East that transform great ape ontogeny in general into human ontogeny in particular. For each pathway, the maturation of capacities of shared National Science Foundation intentionality—in two steps, at 9 months and 3 years of age—make possible new kinds of sociocultural experiences, which, in combination Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space is limited. Regression, Classification, and Clustering in with processes of executive self-regulation, then generate and shape the ontogeny of uniquely human psychology. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level of the Social Sciences Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. MOUSTAKI, Irini Irini Moustaki, London School of Economics and Political The Keynote Address is preceded by the presentation of awards. Science, United Kingdom WORKSHOP Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space is limited. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level of the 2:00 AM–5:50 PM Coolidge Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. Advice for Making Your Research and Teaching Poster Session I More Efficient, Transparent and Impactful SPECIAL EVENT 7:30 PM–8:30 PM
VAN BAVEL, Jay Jay J. Van Bavel, New York University (SETUP: 5:30 PM – 6:00 PM) 5:00 PM–5:30 PM Harding Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space is limited. APS Exhibit Hall To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level of the APS Business Meeting Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. Your Invited 7:30 PM–9:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall INVITED TALK WORKSHOP WASHINGTON DC MAY 23-26 Opening Reception Co-sponsored by 5:30 PM–5:55 PM Wilson C 2:00 PM–5:50 PM Washington 3 Join colleagues at the APS Opening Reception—an opportunity to renew old A New Approach to Eating-Disorder acquaintances and network with fellow attendees. Light hors d’oeuvres will Machine Learning for Psychologists: An Classification: Using Empirical Methods to be served. Overview
YARKONI, Tal Delineate Diagnostic Dimensions and Inform Tal Yarkoni, University of Texas at Austin Care
FORBUSH, Kelsie APS STUDENT CAUCUS This workshop is co-sponsored by the Association for Psychologi- Kelsie Forbush cal Science and the Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology 9:00 PM–11:55 PM Harry’s Pub—Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel (SMEP). Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space University of Kansas is limited. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level APSSC Convention Kickoff and Student Social of the Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. The APS Student Caucus welcomes students and provides information about all of the great student events at the convention. Students will be able to relax in a casual environment and meet other students who share the same interests. The event will be held at Harry’s Pub, located in the Washington Marriott Wardman Park. Remember to bring ID, as well as your APS Convention Badge. Please note that you must be at least 18 Complimentary WiFi from APS years old to attend this event. Coffee Break Network: APS WiFi by SAGE 5:30 PM–6:00 PM Password: SAGEPUBS Marriott Ballroom Salon 1 Follow us on Twitter @psychscience #aps19dc
42 For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention 43 thursday | MAY 23 H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H FRIDAY | MAY 24 APS WIKIPEDIA INITIATIVE DAILY HIGHLIGHTS More than 3,300 psychological scientists and their students have joined the APS Wikipedia Initiative (APSWI). Registration POSTER SESSIONS 7:30 AM–6:00 PM Lobby Level Students are learning about scientific writing by improving Wikipedia articles Poster Storage about psychological science instead of writing traditional research papers. Coffee Breaks 8:00 AM–5:30 PM APS Exhibit Hall Atrium Get Started With Your Class 8:30 AM–9:00 AM APS Exhibit Hall Exhibits and Posters F
For classroom resources, APS has partnered with riday 2:30 PM–3:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall 8:30 AM–5:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall the WikiEd Foundation. For more information, visit www.psychologicalscience.org/apswi 5:30 PM–6:00 PM Executive/State Corridor Poster Session II Cross-Cutting Theme Program 9:00 AM–10:00 AM APS Exhibit Hall Psychological Science and Policy (Setup: 8:45 AM) 9:00 AM–11:50 AM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom North Poster Session III Cross-Cutting Theme Program 10:30 AM–11:30 AM APS Exhibit Hall Me, My Phone, and I (Setup: 10:15 AM) 1:00 PM–3:50 PM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom North Poster Session IV Presidential Symposium—Psychological 1:00 PM–2:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall Science Overlaps the Arts (Setup: 12:45 PM) 6:00 PM–7:30 PM Marriott Ballroom Salons 2 & 3 Poster Session V Friday Night Reception 2:30 PM–3:30 PM APS Exhibit Hall (Setup: 2:15 PM) 7:30 PM–9:00 PM Marriott Ballroom Salon 1 THE APS Poster Session VI 4:00 PM–5:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall METHODOLOGY (Setup: 3:45 PM) CENTER Complimentary WiFi from APS
Network: APS WiFi by SAGE Articles, tutorials, and other resources for enhancing Password: SAGEPUBS research methods and practices
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Coffee Break APS STUDENT CAUCUS CROSS-CUTTING THEME 8:30 AM–9:00 AM APS Exhibit Hall 9:00 AM–9:55 AM Washington 3 FRIDAY | MAY 24 The Naked Truth Part I: Getting Into Graduate Sponsored by School 9:00 AM–11:50 AM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom North KUZMICH, Irina Presentations: Psychological Science and Policy Irina Kuzmich, Baruch College and The Graduate Center, This Cross-Cutting Theme Program will highlight the work of leading psychological and behavioral scientists who have played influential roles in APS WILLIAM JAMES FELLOW AWARD City University of New York
STRILER, Jamie bringing scientific research to bear on environmental, health, nutrition, and education policy. An integrative panel discussion will critically examine F
ADDRESS Jamie Striler, University of Central Florida riday
strategies for bringing research findings to the attention of policy makers. SIN, Parco 9:00 AM–9:50 AM Marriott Ballroom Salon 3 Parco Sin, University of Guelph, Canada
SMITH, Adam 9:05 AM–9:25 AM 10:20 AM–10:40 AM Prisoners of Now: Prospection, Presentism, Adam M. Smith, Auburn University
NGUYEN-FENG, Viann Strategic Science for Evidence-Based Food Giving the Future a Chance and the Allocator’s Illusion Viann N. Nguyen-Feng, University of Minnesota WEBER, Elke
GULSEREN, Duygu Policies Elke Weber, Princeton University GILBERT, Daniel
ROBERTO, Christina Daniel T. Gilbert Duygu Gulseren, Saint Mary’s University Christina A. Roberto, University of Pennsylvania Psychological science provides valuable tools to design and imple- Harvard University Tackling nutrition-related chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes ment more effective policy interventions, with a richer and more realistic and cardiovascular disease across the globe will require a range of understanding of human cognition and motivation and causal-process ENCORE! approaches, including major public policy changes. This talk will present theories. The speaker provides examples from her work that show this in an approach to research called Strategic Science, which is designed to the context of correcting cognitive myopia and status-quo bias in envi- 9:00 AM–10:00 AM APS Exhibit Hall Events Area bridge the scholarship-policy gap. The speaker will then provide exam- ronmental decisions. ples of working with policy makers and influencers to design evidence- Inside the Psychologist’s Our ability to imagine the future—what will happen and how we based food policies. 10:40 AM–11:00 AM will feel about it—is new and susceptible to error. The most powerful Studio: An Interview With Encouraging Pro-Environmental Actions source of error is our tendency to imagine the future through the lens Walter Mischel (video)
STEG, Linda 9:25 AM–9:45 AM Linda Steg, University of Groningen, Netherlands of the present, which leads us to misunderstand ourselves and others. APS notes with great sadness the passing of APS Past-President Walter What Behavioral Change Research Counts? Many approaches to encourage pro-environmental behaviour target Mischel in September 2018. Evidence Requirements for Public Policy extrinsic motivation, by changing personal costs and benefits of tar- Implementation geted behaviour. The speaker will discuss whether and when such PSI CHI DISTINGUISHED LECTURER DAVIDSON, Karina approaches can be effective, and why they are sometimes less effective Poster Session II Karina Davidson, The Feinstein Institute of Medical than assumed. Next, factors and strategies that foster intrinsic motivation 9:00 AM–9:50 AM Washington 5 9:00 AM–10:00 AM Research at Northwell Health to act pro-environmentally consistently will be discussed. (SETUP: 8:45 AM) What kind of evidence is needed to support the adoption of behavior- Psi Chi Distinguished Lecturer: How Culture APS Exhibit Hall change services by health-care organizations? This talk will provide 11:00 AM–11:20 AM Influences Our Emotions (and Why It Matters) an overview of the designs and outcomes needed to bring important TSAI, Jeanne Working with Federal and Local Governments in Jeanne L. Tsai behavior change research findings to the attention of policy makers, 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Virginia Suite B such as the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. Policy Making Stanford University
YOKUM, David David V. Yokum, Brown University Advanced Bayesian Methods in Popular 9:45 AM–10:05 AM It is easy to agree that policy should be evidence-based; delivering on Psychological Modeling
TONG, Xin Realizing the Mass Public Benefit of Evidence that rhetoric can be the real challenge. The speaker, who has led applied CHAIR: Xin Tong, University of Virginia Based Psychological Therapies: Lessons from the research teams at the local, state, and federal levels, will provide exam- ples and insights on how to execute rigorous research that also aligns Presentations:
English IAPT Program with the messy bureaucratic and political realities of government. Although most people want to feel good, people differ in the specific ZHANG, Qian CLARK, David Qian Zhang, Florida State University University of Oxford, United Kingdom positive states they value and ideally want to feel (what the speaker David M. Clark, MOULDER, Robert calls their “ideal affect”). In this talk, the speaker will describe a series Psychological therapies have proven efficacy in depression and anxiety 11:20 AM–11:50 AM Discussion Robert G. Moulder, University of Virginia of studies showing that: (1) how people want to feel differs from how SHI, Dingjing but are available only to a small number of people in most countries. The they actually feel, (2) cultural factors shape how people want to feel Dingjing Shi, University of Virginia
English Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) program KE, Zijun even more than how they actually feel, and (3) these cultural differ- aims to greatly increase public availability of evidence-based psycho- Zijun Ke, Sun Yat-Sen University, China ences in ideal affect have important implications for what people do, therapies, to capture the outcomes of everyone who is treated, and to Psychological Science and Policy Theme Posters how they define health and well-being, and how they perceive and place this information in the public domain. This will be a videotaped (Poster Session IV) APS Exhibit Hall treat other people. Finally, the speaker will discuss how these cultural presentation. Complimentary WiFi from APS 1:00 PM–2:00 PM differences in ideal affect may play themselves out in clinics, corpora- (SETUP: 12:45 PM) tions, and classrooms in multicultural societies like the United States. 10:05 AM–10:20 AM Posters related to this Cross-Cutting Theme Program Network: APS WiFi by SAGE Coffee Break will be grouped together in this poster session. Password: SAGEPUBS
46 For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention 47 Friday | May 24 H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H
9:00 AM–10:20 AM Wilson A 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Coolidge 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Maryland Suite B 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Maryland Suite A Behavioral Avoidance and the Maintenance of Control, Ownership, and Territoriality Harnessing Big Data with the Help of the New Perspectives on Understanding and
REYNOLDS-MCILNAY, Ryann Social Anxiety Disorder: Identifying Pathways CHAIR: Ryann Reynolds-McIlnay, Oregon State Cognitive Sciences Improving Political Tolerance
FLATTAU, Pamela SCHROEDER, Juliana Through Affect and Personality University CHAIR: Pamela Flattau, PsySiP Project CO-CHAIR: Juliana Schroeder, University of California,
AURORA, Pallavi
OSWALD, Frederick CO-CHAIR: Pallavi Aurora, Kent State University DISCUSSANT: Frederick L. Oswald, Rice University Berkeley
GRAY, Kurt
COIFMAN, Karin Presentations: CO-CHAIR: Karin G. Coifman, Kent State University KONHEIM-KALKSTEIN, Yasmine CO-CHAIR: Kurt Gray, University of North Carolina at Yasmine L. Konheim-Kalkstein, Mount Saint Mary Presentations:
KIESLER, Sara Chapel Hill Presentations: College Sara Kiesler, Carnegie Mellon University
KIRK, Colleen
HAMMOCK, Jennifer
LEWIS, Elizabeth Presentations:
Colleen P. Kirk, New York Institute of Technology BADAAN, Vivienne Elizabeth Lewis, Louisiana State University Jennifer Hammock, The Smithsonian Institution F
REYNOLDS-MCILNAY, Ryann
GOEL, Ashok New York University riday AURORA, Pallavi Vivienne Badaan, Pallavi Aurora, Kent State University Ryann Reynolds-McIlnay, Oregon State University Ashok Goel, The Georgia Institute of Technology BRADY, William New York University LEE, Carol William J. Brady, Carol Lee, University of Massachusetts Boston GRAY, Kurt Kurt Gray, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
9:00 AM–10:20 AM Washington 6 SCHROEDER, Juliana 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Washington 1 Juliana Schroeder, University of California, Berkeley 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Maryland Suite C Empathy Interventions: Who, What, When, and How Power and Gender Promote Problematic How? Behaviors During Social Interactions
Beyond the Effortful Control of Emotion: WEISZ, Erika PIETROMONACO, Paula 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Wilson B Exploring Relatively Effortless and Implicit CO-CHAIR: Erika Weisz, Harvard University CHAIR: Paula R. Pietromonaco, University of MCMAHON, Kibby Novel Insights Into Psychological Factors Routes to Emotion Regulation CO-CHAIR: Kibby McMahon, Duke University Massachusetts Amherst
ORVELL, Ariana Contributing to the Development and CHAIR: Ariana Orvell, University of Michigan Presentations: Presentations: WILLIAMS, Melissa
MOSER, Jason Maintenance of Chronic Pain Across the Life- DISCUSSANT: Jason S. Moser, Michigan State University WEISZ, Erika Melissa J. Williams, Emory University Erika Weisz, Harvard University RIOS, Kimberly Span
MCMAHON, Kibby Kimberly Rios, Ohio University MEULDERS, Ann
Presentations: Kibby McMahon, Duke University CROSS, Emily CHAIR: Ann Meulders, Maastricht University, Netherlands
HUDSON, Sa-kiera T. J. GRENELL, Amanda Emily J. Cross, University of Auckland, New Zealand and KU Leuven, Belgium Amanda Grenell, University of Minnesota Sa-kiera T. J. Hudson, Harvard University PIETROMONACO, Paula
DUNGAN, James
ORVELL, Ariana Paula R. Pietromonaco, University of Massachusetts Ariana Orvell, University of Michigan James Dungan, University of Chicago Presentations: Amherst SIMONS, Laura SHEPPES, Gal Stanford University School of Medicine Gal Sheppes, Tel Aviv University, Israel Laura Simons,
MEULDERS, Ann KOOLE, Sander Maastricht University, Netherlands and KU Sander Koole, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Delaware Suite A Ann Meulders, 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Virginia Suite C Leuven, Belgium
Four Motivational Interventions to Foster NOEL, Melanie How We Reason About Innateness Melanie Noel, University of Calgary, Canada
Persistence, Belonging, and Interdisciplinary FINAN, Patrick 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Harding BERENT, Iris Thinking in Science, Technology, Engineering, CHAIR: Iris Berent, Northeastern University Patrick Finan, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Brain and Body in Cognitive Effort and Mathematics (STEM) Presentations:
GENDOLLA, Guido
RATTAN, Aneeta
BERENT, Iris CHAIR: Guido H.E. Gendolla, University of Geneva, CHAIR: Aneeta Rattan, London Business School, United Iris Berent, Northeastern University 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Washington 2 Switzerland Kingdom CARRUTHERS, Peter Peter Carruthers, University of Maryland Nurture Through Nature: Integrated Ways of
BARRETT, Lisa Feldman Presentations: Presentations: Lisa Feldman Barrett, Northeastern University Understanding Self-Regulation in Youth
HARACKIEWICZ, Judith
CAPA, Remi
SERPELL, Zewelanji Remi Laurent Capa, Federal University of Toulouse, Judith M. Harackiewicz, University of Wisconsin– CO-CHAIR: Zewelanji N. Serpell, Virginia France Madison Commonwealth University
RATTAN, Aneeta
GENDOLLA, Guido
INVITED SYMPOSIUM KLIEWER, Wendy Guido H.E. Gendolla, University of Geneva, Switzerland Aneeta Rattan, London Business School, United Kingdom CO-CHAIR: Wendy L. Kliewer, Virginia Commonwealth
MURAGISHI, Gregg
VASSENA, Eliana Eliana Vassena, Radboud University, Netherlands Gregg Abe Muragishi, Stanford University 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Delaware Suite B University
O’KEEFE, Paul
GABLE, Philip Philip Gable, The University of Alabama Paul A. O’Keefe, Yale-NUS College, Singapore Neural Mechanisms for Shared Cognition and Presentations:
SOSNOWSKI, David Joint Action David Sosnowski, Virginia Commonwealth University
DE DREU, Carsten
ALBERT, Dustin APS offers complimentary poster storage, CHAIR: Carsten K. W. de Dreu, Leiden University, Dustin Albert, Bryn Mawr College located just outside the Netherlands RILEY, Tennisha APS Exhibit Hall on the Exhibition Level. Tennisha N. Riley, Indiana University Presentations:
Thursday, May 23 – 8:00 AM – 9:30 PM SEBANZ, Natalie Poster Storage Natalie Sebanz, Central European University, Hungary Storage for your poster while attending the APS Convention Friday, May 24 – 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM HASSON, Uri Follow us on Twitter @psychscience #aps19dc Saturday, May 25 – 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM Uri Hasson, Princeton University
KRET, Mariska Sunday, May 26 – 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM Mariska E. Kret, Leiden University, Netherlands
FELDMAN, Ruth Ruth Feldman, Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) Herzlia, Israel
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9:00 AM–10:20 AM Virginia Suite A APS STUDENT CAUCUS APS JAMES MCKEEN CATTELL FELLOW 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Coolidge AWARD ADDRESS The Curse and Blessing of Being a Thinker 10:00 AM–10:55 AM Washington 3 Advances in Implicit Cognition: New Measures, (Versus Being a Doer) 10:30 AM–11:20 AM Marriott Ballroom Salon 3 Model Investigations, and Statistical Techniques. KOMISSAROUK, Svetlana The Naked Truth Part II: Surviving Graduate O’SHEA, Brian CHAIR: Svetlana Komissarouk, Columbia University PTSD, Resilience, and Everything in Between: CHAIR: Brian O’Shea, Harvard University and University of School Amsterdam, Netherlands Presentations: BADAAN, Vivienne Mapping the Heterogeneity of Potential KOPETZ, Catalina Presentations: Trauma Presentations:
Wayne State University SPRUYT, Adriaan Catalina E. Kopetz, BONANNO, George KANZE, Dana Vivienne Badaan, New York University George A. Bonanno Adriaan Spruyt, Ghent University, Belgium
GAO, Chenlu
Dana Kanze, Columbia Business School O’SHEA, Brian
KOMISSAROUK, Svetlana Chenlu Gao, Baylor University Columbia University Brian O’Shea, Harvard University and University of F Svetlana Komissarouk, Columbia University BAHNSON, Matthew Matthew Bahnson, North Carolina State University Amsterdam, Netherlands riday
MEISSNER, Franziska
SÖNMEZ, Ceren Ceren Sönmez, Teachers College, Columbia University Franziska Meissner, University of Jena, Germany
CHARLESWORTH, Tessa 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Wilson C Tessa Charlesworth, Harvard University The Role of Decontextualized Talk in Children’s ENCORE! Psychological trauma is typically conceptualized as the presence Cognitive Development or absence of PTSD. Bonanno discusses how this binary approach 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Maryland Suite A FRAUSEL, Rebecca 10:00 AM–11:00 AM APS Exhibit Hall Events Area CO-CHAIR: Rebecca Rose Frausel, University of Chicago fails to capture the true heterogeneity of trauma reactions. He then Cognitive Flexibility: From Insight to Impact
GOLDIN-MEADOW, Susan Inside the Psychologist’s describes research that maps heterogeneity as trajectories of resil- KOUNIOS, John CO-CHAIR: Susan Goldin-Meadow, The University of ience, chronicity, and other patterns, as well as the factors that predict CO-CHAIR: John Kounios, Drexel University
Chicago Studio: An Interview With CHRYSIKOU, Evangelia these patterns. CO-CHAIR: Evangelia G. Chrysikou, Drexel University Annette Karmiloff-Smith Presentations: Presentations: FRAUSEL, Rebecca (video)
KOUNIOS, John Rebecca Rose Frausel, University of Chicago APS notes with great sadness the passing of APS Past-President Annette John Kounios, Drexel University LEECH, Kathryn Poster Session III Karmiloff in December 2016. ZABELINA, Darya Kathryn A. Leech, Harvard University Darya L. Zabelina, University of Arkansas DEMIR-LIRA, Ece 10:30 AM–11:30 AM
CHRYSIKOU, Evangelia Ece Demir-Lira, University of Iowa (SETUP: 10:15 AM) Evangelia G. Chrysikou, Drexel University
SOLIS, Graciela
APS Exhibit Hall MEDAGLIA, John Graciela Solis, Loyola University Chicago INVITED ADDRESS John D. Medaglia, Drexel University 10:30 AM–11:20 AM Delaware Suite B INVITED SYMPOSIUM Competition and Achievement Outcomes: A 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Virginia Suite B 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Maryland Suite B 9:00 AM–10:50 AM Roosevelt 1 Hierarchical Motivational Analysis Delineating the Relationship Between Disgust
ELLIOT, Andrew A Multidimensional Analysis of Stress, Anxiety, and Political Conservatism: Examination of New Frontiers in Negative Affect: From Andrew Elliot, University of Rochester and Attention RINALDO, Gillian Its Underlying Mechanisms and Resulting Microcircuits in Mouse to Machine Learning- CHAIR: Gillian Rinaldo, Pawling High School, New York Consequences
Derived Macrocircuits in Humans Presentations: XU, Xiaowen
LARSON, Christine
BUCCI, Veronica CHAIR: Xiaowen Xu, The College of William & Mary CO-CHAIR: Christine L. Larson, University of Wisconsin- Veronica Bucci, Pawling High School, New York
Milwaukee HODGE, Bryan Presentations:
SHACKMAN, Alexander Bryan Hodge, Pawling High School, New York CHAPMAN, Hanah
CO-CHAIR: Alexander J. Shackman, University of REID-HELLBERG, Thayle Hanah A. Chapman, Brooklyn College, The City Thayle Scarlet Reid-Hellberg, Polycystic Ovarian Maryland, College Park University of New York
PINE, Daniel Syndrome Awareness Association ROBINSON, Jeffrey
DISCUSSANT: Daniel S. Pine, National Institute of Mental PSI BETA CAROL TRACY DISTINGUISHED GOLODNER, Jacob Jeffrey S. Robinson, University of Toronto, Canada LECTURE Jacob B. Golodner, Pawling High School, New York SHOOK, Natalie Health Natalie J. Shook, West Virginia University
XU, Xiaowen Presentations: 10:30 AM–11:20 AM Washington 5 Xiaowen Xu, The College of William & Mary
FADOK, Jonathan Jonathan P. Fadok, Tulane University Psychology as a Branch of Neuropsychology
SHACKMAN, Alexander PUENTE, Antonio Alexander J. Shackman, University of Maryland, Antonio E. Puente, University of North Carolina at Observer Daily College Park Wilmington Follow us onTwitter
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10:30 AM–11:50 AM Delaware Suite A 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Harding 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Washington 6 Firearm Violence: New Findings and Their Measuring Movements, Measuring Minds: Psychological Foundations of Social Group Implications for the Field of Psychology How Body Movements Reveal Psychological Categorization
TEPLIN, Linda CIKARA, Mina CHAIR: Linda A. Teplin, Northwestern University Feinberg Processes. CO-CHAIR: Mina Cikara, Harvard University
ZECH, Hilmar
LAU, Tatiana School of Medicine CHAIR: Hilmar Gero Zech, Leiden University, Netherlands CO-CHAIR: Tatiana Lau, Harvard University
SPIVAK, Howard
10:30 AM–11:50 AM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom South VAN DILLEN, Lotte DISCUSSANT: Howard Spivak, National Institute of Justice DISCUSSANT: Lotte F. van Dillen, Leiden University, Lee D. Ross Presentations: ROSS, Lee Netherlands
HECK, Isobel Presentations: Stanford University Isobel Heck, Cornell University
BEARDSLEE, Jordan Presentations: RULE, Nicholas Jordan Beardslee, Arizona State University F
NOORDEWIER, Marret Nicholas Rule, University of Toronto, Canada
KEYES, Katherine riday Katherine M. Keyes, Columbia University Lee D. Ross, one of the world’s leading scien- Marret Noordewier, Leiden University, Netherlands STOLIER, Ryan
ZECH, Hilmar Ryan M. Stolier, New York University HUESMANN, L. Rowell tific authorities in the field of human inference, L. Rowell Huesmann, The University of Michigan judgment, and decision-making will look back Hilmar Gero Zech, Leiden University, Netherlands LAU, Tatiana
YOON, Tehrim Tatiana Lau, Harvard University
TEPLIN, Linda Linda A. Teplin, Northwestern University Feinberg School on his distinguished career in an interview with Tehrim Yoon, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine of Medicine his former student, Swarthmore College Professor Andrew Ward. Be SULLIVAN, Nikki part of the live studio audience for this special event. Nikki Sullivan, Duke University 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Virginia Suite C Seating will be 10:30 AM – 10:45 AM. . Risks of Default Priors in Bayesian Structural 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Virginia Suite A Doors will close at 10:45 AM 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Washington 2 This session will be recorded and made available online Equation Models with Small Samples and Two Frequent Flyers: Psychiatric Inpatient after the Convention at New Directions on the Dark Side of Prosocial Approaches on How to Avoid Those Risks Readmission within 30 Days www.psychologicalscience.org/itps. Motivation VAN DE SCHOOT, Rens
HABIBI, Shani CHAIR: Rens van de Schoot, Utrecht University,
LEMAY, Edward CHAIR: Shani Habibi, Mount St. Mary’s University CO-CHAIR: Edward P. Lemay Jr., University of Maryland, Netherlands
DEPAOLI, Sarah College Park DISCUSSANT: Sarah Depaoli, University of California, Presentations: Judicial Applications of Psychological RYAN, Joshua
LEMUS, Alyssa CO-CHAIR: Joshua E. Ryan, University of Maryland, Merced Alyssa Lemus, Mount St. Mary’s University Science College Park
HABIBI, Shani Shani Habibi, Mount St. Mary’s University 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Hoover Presentations:
SMID, Sanne
VIDMAR-PERRINS, Mikaela REAGAN, Robert Timothy Presentations: Sanne Smid, Utrecht University, Netherlands Mikaela Vidmar-Perrins, Mount St. Mary’s University CHAIR: Robert Timothy Reagan, Federal Judicial LEMAY, Edward
WINTER, Sonja GIANG, Michael Edward P. Lemay Jr., University of Maryland, College Michael Giang, California State Polytechnic University, Center Sonja D. Winter, University of California, Merced
VEEN, Duco RACHLINSKI, Jeffrey Park
Pomona DISCUSSANT: Jeffrey J. Rachlinski, Cornell University RYAN, Joshua Duco Veen, Utrecht University, Netherlands
Joshua E. Ryan, University of Maryland, College Park LIU, Haiyan
MARTINGANO, Alison Haiyan Liu, University of California, Merced Presentations: Alison Martingano, The New School for Social Research
FAIGMAN, David 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Wilson A STEFFEL, Mary David L. Faigman, University of California, Hastings Mary Steffel, Northeastern University and Office of
FOGEL, Jeremy Increasing STEM Thinking in the Real World Jeremy Fogel, University of California, Berkeley Evaluation Sciences , U.S. General Services Administration 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Washington 1
MORANO, Caroline
MEHTA SOOD, Avani CO-CHAIR: Caroline Morano, University of Delaware Avani Mehta Sood, University of California, Berkeley The Interplay Between Sleep and Emotion
GOLINKOFF, Roberta CO-CHAIR: Roberta M. Golinkoff, University of Psychologists can study how judges think. Can judges embrace what 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Wilson B Regulation Across the Life-Span Delaware psychologists learn? This panel of lawyers, one of whom is a judge and SUMMERS, Christopher most of whom are psychologists, discusses possible successful impacts of CHAIR: Christopher Summers, Kent State University
Prospection and Psychopathology: Advances in FRANZEN, Peter Presentations: psychological science on the law. Audience participation in the conver- Basic Research and Transdiagnostic Intervention DISCUSSANT: Peter L. Franzen, University of Pittsburgh
UTTAL, David sation is encouraged.
EBERLE, Jeremy David H. Uttal, Northwestern University CHAIR: Jeremy W. Eberle, University of Virginia Presentations:
ZIPPERT, Erica
SZPUNAR, Karl
SUMMERS, Christopher Erica L. Zippert, Vanderbilt University DISCUSSANT: Karl K. Szpunar, University of Illinois at Christopher Summers, Kent State University
SCHLESINGER, Molly Chicago ALFANO, Candice Molly Schlesinger, Temple University Candice A. Alfano, University of Houston
MORANO, Caroline Caroline Morano, University of Delaware MINDS ON THE ROAD PALMER, Cara AN APS BLOG ON THE SCIENCE OF WHAT’S DRIVING BEHAVIOR Presentations: Cara Palmer, Montana State University
JI, Julie BRINK, Mai Julie L. Ji, University of Western Australia Mai ten Brink, Stanford University
GADASSI-POLACK, Reuma Reuma Gadassi-Polack, Yale University
NAMAKY, Nauder Nauder Namaky, University of Virginia
www.psychologicalscience.org/motr EBERLE, Jeremy Jeremy W. Eberle, University of Virginia
52 For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention For posters and full program details, use the 2019 APS Convention App or visit www.psychologicalscience.org/convention 53 Friday | May 24 H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H H 31ST APS ANNUAL CONVENTION | WASHINGTON D.C., USA | MAY 23–26, 2019 H
10:30 AM–11:50 AM Maryland Suite C APS STUDENT CAUCUS CROSS-CUTTING THEME The Network Structure of Psychological Science: 12:00 PM–12:55 PM Washington 3 History, Subfields, and Borderlands
LANNING, Kevin The Naked Truth Part IV: You’re Working CHAIR: Kevin Lanning, Wilkes Honors College at Florida FRIDAY | MAY 24 Atlantic University Where?
HANSON, Emily Presentations: Presentations: 1:00 PM–3:20 PM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom North LANNING, Kevin Emily Hanson, Washington University in St. Louis Kevin Lanning, Wilkes Honors College at Florida Atlantic THALLA, Natasha University Natasha Thalla, Facebook Me, My Phone, and I F
DUBENITZ, Joel
WEBSTER, Gregory Gregory D. Webster, University of Florida Joel Dubenitz, U.S. Department of Health and Human Smartphone technology has integrated every aspect of our lives. This technology broadens our abilities to communicate and organize, but all tech- riday SOLOMON, Gregg Services nologies have associated costs. This cross-cutting theme program explores the impact of smartphone use, discussing both the benefits and downsides Gregg E. A. Solomon, National Science Foundation KLEIN, William for ourselves and our relationships. GREEN, Christopher William M. Klein, National Cancer Institute Christopher Green, York University, Canada
1:05 PM–1:35 PM 2:20 PM–2:50 PM 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Wilson C ENCORE! The Neuronal Basis of Touchscreen Smart Phone Don’t Just Blame the Machines: Digital 12:00 PM–1:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall Events Area Why Me? A Search for Contributors and Interactions Technology, Parenting, and Youth Mental Health Mechanisms of Depression Risk and Successful GHOSH, Arko DENNIS-TIWARY, Tracy Inside the Psychologist’s Arko Ghosh, Leiden University, Netherlands Tracy A. Dennis-Tiwary, Hunter College, The City Recovery Across Adolescence and Adulthood Studio: An Interview With University of New York YAROSLAVSKY, Ilya The tasks typically used to study the brain are fundamentally different CHAIR: Ilya Yaroslavsky, Cleveland State University Steven Pinker (video) from day-to-day behavior. This gap can be bridged by combining direct Mental health problems among youth are on the rise. Many have neuronal measurements – from within and outside of the laboratory – Presentations: argued that these trends are the direct result of the incursion of digital with the rich behavior recorded on a smart phone to unravel brain plas- YANG, Xiao technology into our daily lives, including the parent-child relationship, Xiao Yang, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine INVITED SYMPOSIUM ticity, action control, and neuronal dysfunctions. but evidence suggests a more complex story. The speaker will present YAROSLAVSKY, Ilya research addressing these complexities and outline an agenda for future Ilya Yaroslavsky, Cleveland State University 12:30 PM–2:20 PM Delaware Suite B
JOORMANN, Jutta research. Jutta Joormann, Yale University 1:35 PM–2:05 PM ROTTENBERG, Jonathan Work, Life, and Balance: Perspectives from Jonathan A. Rottenberg, University of South Florida Across the Life-Span Charting the Uncharted: How Do Online Social 2:50 PM–3:20 PM Presentations: Networks Influence People’s Emotional Lives?
KROSS, Ethan
LADGE, Jamie Discussion APS STUDENT CAUCUS Jamie Ladge, Northeastern University Ethan F. Kross, University of Michigan
KOOIJ, Dorien 11:00 AM–11:55 AM Washington 3 Dorien Kooij, Tilburg University, Netherlands Within a relatively short time span, online social networks have rapidly
OKECHUKWU, Cassandra changed the way people interact, providing new opportunities to study The Naked Truth Part III: Navigating the Job Cassandra Adiba Okechukwu, Harvard University and socio-emotional dynamics. This talk will review findings from a multi- Market After Graduate School MITRE method program of research that examines how interacting with these Me, My Phone, and I Theme Posters
KOSSEK, Ellen DI ROSA, Elisa Ellen E. Kossek, Purdue University networks influences people’s emotional lives, focusing specifically on (Poster Session II) APS Exhibit Hall
Presentations: CARSTENSEN, Laura Facebook. 9:00 AM–10:00 AM Laura L. Carstensen, Stanford University (SETUP: 8:45 PM) Elisa Di Rosa, Washington University in St. Louis
FORBUSH, Kelsie Kelsie Forbush, University of Kansas
HARTLEY, Catherine APS STUDENT CAUCUS Posters related to this Cross-Cutting Theme Program Catherine Hartley, New York University 2:05 PM–2:20 PM will be grouped together in this poster session. GIRARD, Jeffrey Coffee Break Jeffrey M. Girard, Carnegie Mellon University 1:00 PM–1:30 PM Taft Campus Representatives Meeting
WORLD PREMIERE! APS offers complimentary poster storage, located just outside the 11:00 AM–12:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall Events Area Complimentary APS Exhibit Hall on the Exhibition Level. Inside the Psychologist’s WiFi from APS Poster Storage Thursday, May 23 – 8:00 AM – 9:30 PM Studio: An Interview With Storage for your poster while attending the APS Convention Friday, May 24 – 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM Henry L. “Roddy” Network: APS WiFi by SAGE Saturday, May 25 – 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM Roediger, III (video) Password: SAGEPUBS Sunday, May 26 – 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
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Funding at the National Science ENCORE! 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Virginia Suite C 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Coolidge Foundation: Increasing Your Chances of 1:00 PM–2:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall Events Area Giving Versus Withholding Benevolence: Increasing Help-Seeking Among People with Success Examining People’s Decisions to Engage in or Depressive Symptomatology Through Self- Inside the Psychologist’s 1:00 PM–1:50 PM Hoover Withhold Prosocial Affiliative Behaviors Distancing and Positive Emotions Studio: An Interview With SNYDER, Mark SIEGEL, Jason CHAIR: Mark Snyder, University of Minnesota CHAIR: Jason T. Siegel, Claremont Graduate University National Science Foundation Elizabeth F. Loftus (video)
TULLER, Betty CO-CHAIR: Betty Tuller, National Science Foundation Presentations: Presentations:
GOTTLOB, Larry DWYER, Patrick HOLLAR, Sara CO-CHAIR: Larry Gottlob, National Science Foundation Patrick Dwyer, Indiana University Sara Hollar, Claremont Graduate University
NIDCR/APS Building Bridges Poster EUH, Hyun STRASZEWSKI, Tasha NSF opportunities change all the time! Come hear the latest and get your Award Winners Hyun Euh, University of Minnesota Tasha Straszewski, Claremont Graduate University F riday
questions answered. JOYAL-DESMARAIS, Keven SIEGEL, Jason Keven Joyal-Desmarais, University of Minnesota Jason T. Siegel, Claremont Graduate University 1:00 PM–2:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall LIM, Daniel Daniel Lim, Pennsylvania State University APS WILLIAM JAMES FELLOW AWARD National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial INVITED SYMPOSIUM ADDRESS Research 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Washington 2 1:00 PM–1:50 PM Marriott Ballroom Salon 3 Presentations: 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Delaware Suite A NELSON, Cecelia Global Mental Health and Substance Use: Taking James Seriously: The Implications of Cecelia I. Nelson, West Virginia University Novel Analytic Approaches to Clinical Science CRANDALL, Amanda Considerations Regarding the Prevalence, Multiple Memory Systems Amanda K. Crandall, University at Buffalo, The State Data Over Time Assessment and Treatment of Substance Use HALLQUIST, Michael NADEL, Lynn Lynn Nadel University of New York CHAIR: Michael N. Hallquist, The Pennsylvania State NJOKU, Stephanie Disorders in Low- and Middle-Income Countries University The University of Arizona Stephanie C. Njoku, California State University, Los AHMED, Sagal CHAIR: Sagal Ahmed, Fordham University PINE, Daniel Angeles DISCUSSANT: Daniel S. Pine, National Institute of Mental RASMUSSEN, Andrew
AMIR, Carolyn Carolyn Amir, National Institutes of Health DISCUSSANT: Andrew Rasmussen, Fordham University Health Multiple memory systems can have diverse developmental trajectories. The hippocampus The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR) at Presentations: Presentations:
the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has partnered with APS to honor COLLEDGE, Samantha matures postnatally in most species, which has LOW, Carissa four poster submissions with the Building Bridges award. These awards Samantha Colledge, National Drug and Alcohol Carissa Low, The University of Pittsburgh important consequences for memory and cog- are meant to build bridges between research in psychological science Research Centre, University of New South Wales, Australia HALLQUIST, Michael nitive development. What does it means to start life with a developing Michael N. Hallquist, The Pennsylvania State University and researchers in oral health. Please visit the NIDCR website for a brief GREENE, Claire but not yet functioning hippocampus, perhaps uniquely susceptible to Claire Greene, Department of Psychiatry, Columbia DEJONCKHEERE, Egon overview of the importance of psychological science in overcoming chal- Egon Dejonckheere, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, impacts of experience early in life? University & New York State Psychiatric Institute lenges in oral health: https://www.nidcr.nih.gov. The recipients of the Belgium
AHMED, Sagal Building Bridges award will present their research in Poster Session IV on Sagal Ahmed, Fordham University MESTDAGH, Merijn Merijn Mestdagh, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium boards 145-148. VISSOCI, Joao Ricardo Nickenig Joao Ricardo Nickenig Vissoci, Duke University BARSTEAD, Matthew Matthew G. Barstead, University of Maryland, College Park Poster Session IV Minds for Business 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Maryland Suite B 1:00 PM–2:00 PM (SETUP: 12:45 PM) How Psychosocial Risk and Protective Factors 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Wilson A APS Exhibit Hall Contribute to Suicide Among Youth and Young Novel Insights Into the Learning Mechanisms of Adults Generalized Avoidance Behavior
WILSON, Laura CO-CHAIR: Laura C. Wilson, University of Mary SMEETS, Tom PSI CHI CO-CHAIR: Tom Smeets, Tilburg University, Netherlands Washington and Maastricht University, Netherlands
NEWINS, Amie
ENGELHARD, Iris 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Washington 5 CO-CHAIR: Amie Newins, University of Central Florida CO-CHAIR: Iris M. Engelhard, Utrecht University,
FRAIRE, Maria Advancing Diversity, Social Justice, and DISCUSSANT: Maria Fraire, McLean Hospital/Franciscan Netherlands Children’s, Harvard Medical School Sustainability in Research and Publication Presentations:
BRANNAN, Debi
LISSEK, Shmuel CHAIR: Debi Brannan, Western Oregon University Presentations: Shmuel M. Lissek, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
WILSON, Laura University of Mary Washington ENGELHARD, Iris Presentations: Laura C. Wilson, Iris M. Engelhard, Utrecht University, Netherlands
NEWINS, Amie
MEULDERS, Ann
GRAHE, Jon Jon E. Grahe, Pacific Lutheran University Amie Newins, University of Central Florida Ann Meulders, Maastricht University, Netherlands
PATRIQUIN, Michelle
A ON THE SCIENCE SMEETS, Tom
BLOG CORTS, Daniel OF WORK AND LEADERSHIP Daniel P. Corts, Augustana College Michelle Patriquin, The Menninger Clinic and Baylor Tom Smeets, Tilburg University, Netherlands and Maastricht MCMAHAN, Ethan College of Medicine University, Netherlands www.psychologicalscience.org/minds Ethan A. McMahan, Western Oregon University
BRANNAN, Debi Debi Brannan, Western Oregon University
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1:00 PM–2:20 PM Washington 1 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Harding 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Wilson B SPECIAL EVENT
Psychology of Sustainability: A Multilevel Resilience and Well-Being in the College Years: The Psychology of Vegetarianism: Considering 2:30 PM–2:55 PM APS Exhibit Hall Events Area Perspective Perspectives from Developmental, Social, and the Roles of Identity, Gender, and Morality
EOM, Kimin ROSENFELD, Daniel Bring Your Psychology Course to Life with Active CHAIR: Kimin Eom, Singapore Management University Health Psychology CHAIR: Daniel L. Rosenfeld, University of California, Los
WEEKS, Molly PEARSON, Adam Learning DISCUSSANT: Adam R. Pearson, Pomona College CO-CHAIR: Molly S. Weeks, Duke University Angeles
STRAUMAN, Timothy CO-CHAIR: Timothy J. Strauman, Duke University Anna Villanueva, Top Hat Presentations: Presentations:
DE BACKER, Charlotte
GEIGER, Nathaniel Nathaniel Geiger, Indiana University, Bloomington Presentations: Charlotte De Backer, University of Antwerp, Belgium
HUDDERS, Liselot WEEKS, Molly Coffee Break COLE, Jennifer Jennifer Cole, University of Colorado, Boulder Molly S. Weeks, Duke University Liselot Hudders, Ghent University, Belgium F
PIAZZA, Jared 2:30 PM–3:00 PM riday
WU, Keyu
EOM, Kimin Kimin Eom, Singapore Management University Keyu Wu, Furman University Jared Piazza, Lancaster University, United Kingdom APS Exhibit Hall
ROSENFELD, Daniel
MOSHONTZ, Hannah Hannah Moshontz, Duke University Daniel L. Rosenfeld, University of California, Los Angeles
TERRELL, Debra Debra F. Terrell, Johnson C. Smith University 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Maryland Suite A SPECIAL EVENT 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Virginia Suite A Recent Advances in the Use of Modeling to 2:30 PM–3:00 PM APS Membership Booth Explain and Predict Psychological Phenomena: 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Washington 6 Using a Mixed-Methods Approach to Develop Number 309- APS Exhibit Hall Examples from Social, Health, and Clinical Social Computations: Applying Reinforcement and Test Scales AGUIRRE, Katherine Meet the Author: Barbara Tversky
Psychology Learning Models to Understand Social Behavior CO-CHAIR: Katherine Marie Aguirre, Texas Tech TVERSKY, Barbara
FRIED, Eiko
GIFFIN, Michael Barbara Tversky, Stanford University CHAIR: Eiko I. Fried, Leiden University, Netherlands University Health Science Center El Paso CHAIR: Michael Rojek Giffin, Leiden University, MORERA, Osvaldo and Teachers College, Columbia University
YARKONI, Tal DISCUSSANT: Tal Yarkoni, University of Texas at Austin Netherlands CO-CHAIR: Osvaldo F. Morera, University of Texas at El Paso APS President Barbara Tversky will sign copies of Presentations: Presentations:
LINDSTRÖM, Björn her book, Mind in Motion: How Action Shapes ROBINAUGH, Donald Presentations:
Donald Robinaugh, Harvard Medical School Björn R. Lindström, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands HEYDARIAN, Nazanin Thought.
DALEGE, Jonas and Karolinska Institute, Sweden Nazanin Heydarian, University of Texas at Austin
HUGHES, Allyson
Jonas Dalege, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands PÄRNAMETS, Philip
FISHER, Aaron Philip Pärnamets, Karolinska Institute, Sweden Allyson Sue Hughes, T1D Exchange
FRANKOWSKI, Scott Aaron Fisher, University of California, Berkeley PATIL, Indrajeet Ask Me Anything (AMA) Session on COHEN, Zachary Indrajeet Patil, Harvard University Scott David Frankowski, Midwestern State University
Zachary Cohen, University of Colorado Boulder GIFFIN, Michael Research Domain Criteria (RDoC) Michael Rojek Giffin, Leiden University, Netherlands 2:30 PM–3:20 PM Hoover 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Wilson C 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Virginia Suite B National Institute of Mental Health Research 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Maryland Suite C Using Implicit Measures in the Scientific Study of Regulating Emotions Effectively: New Domain Criteria (RDoC) Social Identity Threat Across the Life-Span: Religion MORRIS, Sarah Approaches to Understanding Effects of Time, ROSS, Robert CHAIR: Sarah Morris, National Institute of Mental Health CHAIR: Person, and Development Novel Methods and Populations Robert Malcolm Ross, Royal Holloway, University MORRIS, Sarah
WU, Deborah DANIEL, Katharine of London, United Kingdom Presentations: CO-CHAIR: Katharine E. Daniel, University of Virginia CO-CHAIR: Deborah Wu, University of Massachusetts LOMBROZO, Tania
BELTZER, Miranda Amherst DISCUSSANT: Tania Lombrozo, Princeton University Sarah Morris, National Institute of Mental Health
DASGUPTA, Nilanjana
CO-CHAIR: Miranda L. Beltzer, University of Virginia PACHECO, Jennifer LINDQUIST, Kristen CO-CHAIR: Nilanjana Dasgupta, University of Presentations: Jennifer Pacheco, National Institute of Mental Health
DISCUSSANT: Kristen A. Lindquist, University of North VAIDYANATHAN, Uma Massachusetts Amherst ROSS, Robert Carolina at Chapel Hill Robert Malcolm Ross, Royal Holloway, University of Uma Vaidyanathan, National Institute of Mental Health Presentations: London, United Kingdom In this AMA, we encourage attendees to bring any questions they may
SCHJOEDT, Uffe Presentations: WU, Deborah have about the National Institute of Mental Health’s RDoC initiative. We
STARR, Lisa Deborah Wu, University of Massachusetts Amherst Uffe Schjoedt, University of Aarhus, Denmark will open with a brief introduction to RDoC, and provide updates on its
VAN ELK, Michiel Lisa R. Starr, University of Rochester FORBES, Chad current status. The rest of the session will be devoted to Q&As. GOODMAN, Fallon Chad Forbes, University of Delaware Michiel van Elk, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
BROWNSTEIN, Michael Fallon R. Goodman, George Mason University and HARACKIEWICZ, Judith Michael Brownstein, City University of New York McLean Hospital/Harvard Medical School Judith M. Harackiewicz, University of Wisconsin–
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APS-DAVID MYERS DISTINGUISHED Poster Session V PSI CHI SOCIETY FOR A SCIENCE OF CLINICAL LECTURE ON THE SCIENCE AND CRAFT 2:30 PM–3:30 PM PSYCHOLOGY (SSCP) 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Washington 5 OF TEACHING PSYCHOLOGICAL (SETUP: 2:15 PM) APS Exhibit Hall 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Washington 2 SCIENCE Cultural Adaptations in Evidence-Based Practice: Recent Advances and Next Steps Enhancing the Clinical Training Toolkit: Training
2:30 PM–3:20 PM Marriott Ballroom Salon 3 DOMENECH RODRIGUEZ, Melanie 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Virginia Suite A CHAIR: Melanie M. Domenech Rodriguez, Utah State Today for the Psychologists of Tomorrow Leading Students Toward Contribution to WERNTZ, Alexandra A New Gun-Attitude Measure: Development, University CHAIR: Alexandra J. Werntz, University of Virginia Society TEACHMAN, Bethany DWECK, Carol Validation, and Evaluation with Community and Presentations: Presentations:
Carol S. Dweck DOMENECH RODRIGUEZ, Melanie Veteran Samples F
Utah State riday Stanford University CONSTANS, Joseph Melanie M. Domenech Rodriguez, Bethany A. Teachman, University of Virginia CHAIR: Joseph Constans, Southeastern Louisiana Veterans University FRAZIER, Stacy
Healthcare System GONE, Joseph Stacy Frazier, Florida International University Harvard University WASHBURN, Jason GALOVSKI, Tara Joseph P. Gone, DISCUSSANT: Tara E. Galovski, Women’s Health Sciences BERNAL, Guillermo Jason Washburn, Northwestern University Guillermo Bernal, University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras YOUNGSTROM, Eric
Division, National Center for PTSD ADAMÉS, Cristina Eric Youngstrom, The University of North Carolina at Cristina Adamés, University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Chapel Hill
How can we use the teaching of psychological science to encourage Presentations: SBARRA, David
WAMSER, Rachel David A. Sbarra, The University of Arizona contributions to society? Dweck describes how her undergraduate Rachel Wamser, University of Missouri, St. Louis course, while teaching content and methods, supports students to RAINES, Amanda 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Wilson A move away from competition and toward contribution, to do unusual Amanda Raines, Southeast Louisiana Veterans Health and courageous things to become the person who will make their Care System Daily Emotional Dynamics and Transdiagnostic 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Washington 6
contribution, and to prepare for the inevitable struggles they will face NANNEY, John University of Missouri, St. Louis Clinical Outcomes: Leveraging Ecological on their path. John Nanney, Expectations in Context: The Role of Social Momentary Assessment in Psychopathology Factors in Health-Care Treatments Research CHANG, Luke
STARR, Lisa CO-CHAIR: Luke J. Chang, Dartmouth College
2:30 PM–3:50 PM Virginia Suite C CHAIR: Lisa R. Starr, University of Rochester CHEN, Pin-Hao
How People Learn II: Learners, MYIN-GERMEYS, Inez CO-CHAIR: Pin-Hao Andy Chen, Dartmouth College Contexts, and Cultures Applying Machine Learning and Related DISCUSSANT: Inez Myin-Germeys, Katholieke Universiteit Technologies to Decode In-Session Emotional Leuven, Belgium Presentations:
CHEN, Pin-Hao 2:30 PM–3:20 PM Delaware Suite A Processes and Personalize Treatment Pin-Hao Andy Chen, Dartmouth College
Presentations: ELLINGSEN, Dan-Mikael
National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, Recommendations SKINNER, Kayla Dan-Mikael Ellingsen, Harvard Medical School and SOUTHWARD, Matthew Kayla D. Skinner, Eastern Virginia Medical School and and Medicine CHAIR: Matthew W. Southward, The Ohio State University of Oslo, Norway
University of Arkansas NECKA, Elizabeth
BEIER, Margaret
University STARR, Lisa CHAIR: Margaret E. Beier, Rice University Elizabeth A. Necka, National Institutes of Health BEAUCHAINE, Theodore Lisa R. Starr, University of Rochester
GOLDSTONE, Robert
DISCUSSANT: Theodore P. Beauchaine, The Ohio State VINE, Vera Presentations: University Vera Vine, University of Pittsburgh
WISCO, Blair Robert L. Goldstone, Indiana University Blair E. Wisco, University of North Carolina at Greensboro APS STUDENT CAUCUS
GRAESSER, Arthur Presentations: Arthur C. Graesser, University of Memphis WEBB, Christian 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Washington 3
KANFER, Ruth Christian Webb, McLean Hospital Ruth Kanfer, The Georgia Institute of Technology TANANA, Michael 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Maryland Suite B How to Get Published: Guidance From Journal SERPELL, Zewelanji Michael Tanana, University of Utah
Zewelanji N. Serpell, Virginia Commonwealth HAINES, Nathaniel Nathaniel Haines, The Ohio State University Emerging Conceptions on Effort: Resources, Editors University FRICK, Paul BHATT, Sujeeta Resource Perceptions, and Subjective Presentations: Sujeeta Bhatt, National Academies of Sciences, Experience
Engineering, and Medicine SILVESTRINI, Nicolas Paul Frick, Louisiana State University
CHAIR: Nicolas Silvestrini, University of Geneva, HARLOW, Lisa In October 2018, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, Poster Storage Lisa L. Harlow, University of Rhode Island Switzerland and Medicine released How People Learn II: Learners, Contexts, and Storage for your poster while attending the APS Convention Cultures, which expands on the popular report, How People Learn: Brain, Mind, Experience, and School (2000). The 2018 report considers Presentations:
WRIGHT, Rex lifespan learning from before kindergarten throughout the lifespan, and Rex A. Wright, University of North Texas Complimentary WiFi from APS
specifies directions for strategic investments in research and development DOMACHOWSKA, Irena to promote the knowledge, training, and technologies to support learning APS offers complimentary poster storage, located just Irena Domachowska, Technische Universität Dresden, in today’s world. In this panel, five experts from the committee along with outside the APS Exhibit Hall on the Exhibition Level. Germany Network: APS WiFi by SAGE
a representative from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, SILVESTRINI, Nicolas Password: SAGEPUBS and Medicine will discuss the report’s contribution and practical use from Thursday, May 23 – 8:00 AM – 9:30 PM Nicolas Silvestrini, University of Geneva, Switzerland
SCHMEICHEL, Brandon the viewpoint of their specific discipline. Friday, May 24 – 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM Brandon J. Schmeichel, Texas A&M University Saturday, May 25 – 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM Sunday, May 26 – 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
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2:30 PM–3:50 PM Coolidge INVITED SYMPOSIUM 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Wilson C Mechanisms of Self-Regulation and Behavior Change Intervention Approaches for Genetic Counseling 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Delaware Suite B The Moderating Roles of Perceived Health Threat and Testing in Underserved Ethnically/Racially and Discriminatory Beliefs on Attitudes and 2:30 PM–4:20 PM Washington 4 Shame—Is It Good, Bad, or Merely Ugly?
Diverse Minority Populations TRACY, Jessica Health Behaviors: An Examination of Facilitators GRAVES, Kristi CHAIR: Jessica L. Tracy, University of British Columbia, Science of Behavior Change Initiative CHAIR: Kristi D. Graves, Georgetown University and Barriers to Positive Attitudes and Health NIELSEN, Lis Canada Behaviors. CO-CHAIR: Lis Nielsen, National Institute on Aging
SUMNER, Jennifer Presentations: HOOD, Kristina CO-CHAIR: Jennifer Sumner, Columbia University
REYNA, Valerie Presentations: CHAIR: Kristina B. Hood, Virginia Commonwealth Valerie F. Reyna, Cornell University TANGNEY, June University Medical Center
MILLER, Alison
SHEPPARD, Vanessa June P. Tangney, George Mason University
LEACH, Colin Wayne Vanessa B. Sheppard, Virginia Commonwealth University F
Presentations: riday HURTADO DE MENDOZA, Alejandra Colin Wayne Leach, Columbia University and Barnard Presentations: Alejandra Hurtado de Mendoza, Georgetown College PATEV, Alison Alison J. Patev, Virginia Commonwealth University Alison L. Miller, University of Michigan DE HOOGE, Ilona University LEMPERT, Karolina Ilona E. de Hooge, Wageningen University, Netherlands HALL, Calvin Calvin J. Hall Jr., Virginia Commonwealth University Karolina Lempert, University of Pennsylvania SCHMADER, Toni
BISSETT, Patrick Toni M. Schmader, The University of British Columbia, OWENS, Bianca Bianca Owens, Virginia Commonwealth University Patrick G. Bissett, Stanford University
STEIN, Jeffrey
2:30 PM–3:50 PM Harding Canada DUNN, Chelsie Chelsie E. Dunn, Virginia Commonwealth University Jeffrey Stein, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Mechanical Turk and Online Panels: University
SEYMOUR, Karen Complementary Sources of Online Research 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Maryland Suite A Karen Seymour, Johns Hopkins University Participants 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Virginia Suite B Psychological scientists are increasingly adopting mechanism-focused
LITMAN, Leib Testing the Validity of Self-Reported approaches to behavior change science in order to address the substan- CHAIR: Leib Litman, TurkPrime Posttraumatic Growth: What Does Perceived The Psychological Consequences of the Market- tial disease burden caused by maladaptive behaviors. This symposium Growth Really Mean? Mode Mentality features talks from leading scientists on mechanisms of self-regulation and Presentations: GASIOROWSKA, Agata how they can be engaged to induce sustainable behavior change, fol-
PARK, Crystal MOSS, Aaron CO-CHAIR: Agata Gasiorowska, SWPS University of Aaron J. Moss, Tulane University CHAIR: Crystal L. Park, University of Connecticut lowed by a panel discussion.
BOALS, Adriel Social Sciences and Humanities, Poland
GAUTAM, Richa Richa Gautam, TurkPrime and Vassar College DISCUSSANT: Adriel Boals, University of North Texas ZALESKIEWICZ, Tomasz This event is linked with the “How to Promote Lasting Change” program at CO-CHAIR: Tomasz Zaleskiewicz, SWPS University of 4:30 PM in the same room.
LITMAN, Leib Leib Litman, TurkPrime Presentations: Social Sciences and Humanities, Poland
ROSENZWEIG, Cheskie
VOHS, Kathleen
PARK, Crystal Cheskie Rosenzweig, Columbia University and Harvard Crystal L. Park, University of Connecticut DISCUSSANT: Kathleen Vohs, University of Minnesota ENCORE! University CHOPIK, William William J. Chopik, Michigan State University Presentations: HALL, Brian APS Exhibit Hall Events Area WANG, Xijing 3:00 PM–4:00 PM Brian Hall, University of Macau, Macao Xijing Wang, University College London, United Kingdom
2:30 PM–3:50 PM Wilson B KUZMINSKA, Anna Fred Kavli Keynote Address: Michael Tomasello Anna Kuzminska, University of Warsaw, Poland
GASIOROWSKA, Agata (video) Modeling the Dynamics of Rapid Social Change 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Washington 1 Agata Gasiorowska, SWPS University of Social Sciences
READ, Stephen CO-CHAIR: Stephen J. Read, University of Southern and Humanities, Poland
The Devil in the Details: Challenges of Using ECHELBARGER, Margaret California Margaret Echelbarger, University of Chicago SOCIETY FOR A SCIENCE OF CLINICAL VALLACHER, Robin Social-Norm Interventions as Policy Instruments
CO-CHAIR: Robin R. Vallacher, Florida Atlantic University WEBER, Elke PSYCHOLOGY (SSCP) CHAIR: Elke Weber, Princeton University
LITTMAN, Rebecca Presentations: DISCUSSANT: Rebecca Littman, Massachusetts Institute of 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Maryland Suite C 4:00 PM–4:50 PM Washington 2
JUNG, Jiin Jiin Jung, Claremont Graduate University Technology When to Revise First Impressions? New Evidence SSCP Presidential Address—From Empirically MACCOUN, Robert Supported to Global Impact: Takeaway Lessons Robert J. MacCoun, Stanford Law School Presentations: on Impression Formation and Updating
GELFAND, Michele
OLCAYSOY OKTEN, Irmak CONSTANTINO, Sara From the Body Project Michele Gelfand, University of Maryland, College Park Sara Constantino, Princeton University CHAIR: Irmak Olcaysoy Okten, University of Delaware
NOWAK, Andrzej Andrzej Nowak, Warsaw University, Poland KRAFT-TODD, Gordon Gordon Kraft-Todd, Yale University Presentations: 1 CE Credit
BICCHIERI, Cristina
BECKER, Carolyn
OLCAYSOY OKTEN, Irmak Cristina Bicchieri, University of Pennsylvania Irmak Olcaysoy Okten, University of Delaware Carolyn B. Becker
VOGT, Sonja Observer Daily MENDE-SIEDLECKI, Peter Sonja Vogt, University of Bern, Switzerland Peter Mende-Siedlecki, University of Delaware Trinity University
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ENCORE! 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Virginia Suite A APS MENTOR AWARDS AND PANEL 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Wilson A DISCUSSION ON MENTORING 4:00 PM–5:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall Events Area Emotion Experience and Regulation in Context: Evolutionary Psychology and the Social Stressors, Social Partners, and Age 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Delaware Suite A Emotions
BENSON, Lizbeth TYBUR, Joshua
Inside the Psychologist’s LEVENSON, Robert CHAIR: Lizbeth Benson, Pennsylvania State University CHAIR: Joshua M. Tybur, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Studio: An Interview With CHAIR: Robert W. Levenson, University of California, Berkeley Netherlands
Linda M. Bartoshuk Presentations: DOWNEY, Geraldine
LUONG, Gloria (video) Gloria Luong, Colorado State University Presentations: Presentations:
LUKASZEWSKI, Aaron
TROY, Allison Allison S. Troy, Franklin & Marshall College Geraldine Downey Aaron Lukaszewski, California State University, Fullerton
ROBERTSON, Theresa Poster Session VI BENSON, Lizbeth Lizbeth Benson, Pennsylvania State University Columbia University Theresa E. Robertson, Stony Brook University, The State F 4:00 PM–5:00 PM University of New York riday
(SETUP: 3:45 PM) PEDERSEN, Eric Eric Pedersen, University of Colorado APS Exhibit Hall
TYBUR, Joshua INVITED SYMPOSIUM Joshua M. Tybur, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Coolidge 4:00 PM–5:50 PM Delaware Suite B
DWECK, Carol Advances and Applications of Exploratory Emotional Development Across the Lifespan Carol S. Dweck 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Maryland Suite B Graph Analysis in Psychological Science Stanford University
GOLINO, Hudson Presentations:
CHAIR: Hudson Golino, University of Virginia FOX, Nathan From Substance Use to Eating Behavior:
MOULDER, Robert Nathan A. Fox, University of Maryland, College Park Transdiagnostic Approaches for Adults and DISCUSSANT: Robert G. Moulder, University of Virginia LEE, Tae-Ho Tae-Ho Lee, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Children University CUMMINGS, Jenna Presentations: CHAIR: Jenna R. Cummings, University of Michigan, Ann
SOMERVILLE, Leah
CHRISTENSEN, Alexander
JOHNSON, Marcia Alexander P. Christensen, University of North Carolina Leah H. Somerville, Harvard University Marcia K. Johnson Arbor
OCHSNER, Kevin at Greensboro Kevin N. Ochsner, Columbia University Yale University
SJOBECK, Gustav ISAACOWITZ, Derek Presentations:
Gustav R. Sjobeck, University of Virginia Derek Isaacowitz, Northeastern University KOBER, Hedy
SAUNDERS, Tara Hedy Kober, Yale University
Tara Saunders, University of Virginia CUMMINGS, Jenna
FEHRMAN, Christof Jenna R. Cummings, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Christof Fehrman, University of Virginia CARNELL, Susan 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Washington 3 Susan Carnell, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Everyday Heroes: Characteristics and JOHNSON, Mark Mark H. Johnson* MASON, Ashley 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Washington 1 Perceptions of Super Agents Ashley E. Mason, University of California, San Francisco
SCHEIN, Chelsea University of Cambridge, United Kingdom Connecting the Past, Present, and Future: How CO-CHAIR: Chelsea Schein, The Wharton School of and Birkbeck University of London, United Individual and Contextual Factors Influence Business, University of Pennsylvania Kingdom
GORANSON, Amelia 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Virginia Suite B Beliefs About the Future CO-CHAIR: Amelia Goranson, University of North * Mark H. Johnson will be unable to GOLDFARB, Deborah Carolina at Chapel Hill attend the Convention. Goal Pursuit Together: How Relationship CHAIR: Deborah Goldfarb, Florida International Partners Can Support and Undermine One University Presentations: The 2019 APS Mentor Award recipients will reflect on their experi- Another’s Success
BRETHEL-HAURWITZ, Kristin
OREHEK, Edward Presentations: Kristin Brethel-Haurwitz, University of Pennsylvania ences mentoring emerging scientists during this panel discussion. CHAIR: Edward Orehek, University of Pittsburgh
GORANSON, Amelia KRAMER, Hannah The symposium will also include an awards presentation. APS Past University of North Carolina at Chapel Hannah Kramer, University of California, Davis Amelia Goranson, President Robert W. Levenson, University of California, Berkeley, will METCALF, Stacy Hill Presentations: University of California, Irvine serve as chair. OREHEK, Edward Stacy Metcalf, SCHEIN, Chelsea MYATT, Eleanor Chelsea Schein, The Wharton School of Business, University Edward Orehek, University of Pittsburgh Eleanor Myatt, University of Toronto, Mississauga, Canada FISHBACH, Ayelet
MAHY, Caitlin of Pennsylvania Ayelet Fishbach, University of Chicago
Caitlin E.V. Mahy, Brock University, Canada OVERALL, Nickola Nickola C. Overall, University of Auckland, New Zealand
LEMAY, Edward Edward P. Lemay Jr., University of Maryland, College Follow us on Twitter Observer Daily Park @psychscience MINDS ON THE ROAD AN APS BLOG ON THE SCIENCE OF WHAT’S DRIVING BEHAVIOR use #aps19dc and CONVENTION 2019 Complimentary WiFi from APS join the conversation NEWS COVERAGE
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4:00 PM–5:20 PM Wilson B 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Harding Psychological Studies on the Relations How to Promote Lasting Change: A Imagine All the People: How Social Imagination One Size Does Not Fit All: Experimental Effects Between the Arts, Health, and Social/ Roundtable Discussion on the NIH Changes the Way We View Ourselves, in Psychology Are Heterogeneous Emotional Well-Being Science of Behavior Change (SOBC)
BOLGER, Niall Empathize with Others, and Predict the Future of CO-CHAIR: Niall Bolger, Columbia University 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Washington 5 Common Fund Program
ZEE, Katherine Society CO-CHAIR: Katherine S. Zee, Columbia University 4:30 PM–5:20 PM Washington 4
GAESSER, Brendan National Endowment for the Arts CHAIR: Brendan Gaesser, University at Albany, State MENZER, Melissa Science of Behavior Change Initiative Presentations: CO-CHAIR: Melissa M. Menzer, National Endowment
University of New York NIELSEN, Lis SHODA, Yuichi for the Arts CO-CHAIR: Lis Nielsen, National Institute on Aging
Yuichi Shoda, University of Washington IYENGAR, Sunil
SUMNER, Jennifer Presentations: BOLGER, Niall CO-CHAIR: Sunil Iyengar, National Endowment for the CO-CHAIR: Jennifer Sumner, Columbia University F TAMIR, Diana Niall Bolger, Columbia University riday
Diana Tamir, Princeton University GATES, Kathleen Arts Medical Center
VOLBERG, Marius Kathleen M. Gates, University of North Carolina at MILLER, Alison Marius Volberg, Harvard University Chapel Hill Presentations: Presentations:
MENZER, Melissa
SAWCZAK, Caspian KENNY, David National Endowment for the Arts Caspian Sawczak, University of Toronto, Canada David A. Kenny, University of Connecticut Melissa M. Menzer, Alison L. Miller, University of Michigan
IYENGAR, Sunil
SZPUNAR, Karl
LEMPERT, Karolina Karl K. Szpunar, University of Illinois at Chicago Sunil Iyengar, National Endowment for the Arts Karolina Lempert, University of Pennsylvania
IVCEVIC, Zorana
BISSETT, Patrick Zorana Ivcevic, Yale University Patrick G. Bissett, Stanford University
GROSSMAN, Eliana Psychological Science and Education STEIN, Jeffrey 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Virginia Suite C Eliana Grossman, Yale University Jeffrey Stein, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Research Funding Opportunities at NSF SHERIDAN, Kimberly Kimberly M. Sheridan, George Mason University University Improving Decision Making: For Whom and and IES EYMOUR, Karen Two projects on the arts, health, and social-emotional well-being will be Karen Seymour, Johns Hopkins University
How Debiasing Works 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Hoover presented: (1) a study examining psychological resilience of profession- KING, Jonathan MOREWEDGE, Carey ally-trained artists compared to non-artists; and (2) a multidisciplinary Jonathan W. King, National Institute on Aging
CHAIR: Carey K. Morewedge, Boston University SABRI, Merav National Science Foundation and Institute of research center focused on arts education of youth. The National Endow- Merav Sabri, National Center for Complementary and Presentations: Education Sciences ment for the Arts will also share information on arts-related research Integrative Health
SOLOMON, Gregg
COKLEY, Edward funding. SIMMONS, Janine Edward Cokley, University of Oklahoma CHAIR: Gregg E. A. Solomon, National Science Janine Simmons, National Institute of Mental Health
MOREWEDGE, Carey FERRER, Rebecca Carey K. Morewedge, Boston University Foundation Rebecca A. Ferrer, National Cancer Institute
ALBRO, Elizabeth
CHANG, Linda Linda W. Chang, Harvard University DISCUSSANT: Elizabeth Albro, U.S. Department of 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Washington 6 NIH encourages the use of a mechanism-focused experimental medi-
AXT, Jordan Education cine approach to identify and engage mechanisms underlying behavior Jordan Axt, Duke University The Geography of Concepts: How Ideas change. In this informal, interactive roundtable event, NIH representa- Presentations: Develop and Diverge Across Cultures tives and researchers discuss this approach and highlight future direc-
THOROUGHMAN, Kurt
WU, Kaidi tions. Those wishing to incorporate behavior change tools, methods, or Kurt Thoroughman, National Science Foundation Maryland Suite A CO-CHAIR: Kaidi Wu, University of Michigan principles into their research should attend. This event is linked with the 4:00 PM–5:20 PM OCHSENDORF, Robert DUNNING, David “Mechanisms of Self-Regulation and Behavior Change” event at 2:30 Robert Ochsendorf, National Science Foundation CO-CHAIR: David Dunning, University of Michigan
Mobile Assessment and Intervention in HIGGINS, Erin PM in the same room. Erin J. Higgins, Institute of Education Sciences Addiction: Emerging Methodologies and Presentations:
Representatives from IES and NSF will discuss the opportunities and chal- BUCHTEL, Emma Assessments lenges one faces in connecting the psychological sciences and educa- Emma Buchtel, The Education University of Hong Kong SSCP DISTINGUISHED SCIENTIST
WATERS, Andrew CHAIR: Andrew J. Waters, Uniformed Services University tion. They will present overviews of relevant funding opportunities, the CASASANTO, Daniel AWARD ADDRESS kinds of proposals appropriate for each, and tips for successfully design- Daniel Casasanto, Cornell University of the Health Sciences AWWAD, Yazeed
SHIFFMAN, Saul ing research projects and navigating the proposal review process. Yazeed Awwad, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 5:00 PM–5:50 PM Washington 2
DISCUSSANT: Saul Shiffman, University of Pittsburgh WU, Kaidi Kaidi Wu, University of Michigan Prevention of Depression in Youth: Current Presentations: Evidence and Future Directions
WATERS, Andrew Andrew J. Waters, Uniformed Services University of the 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Wilson C Health Sciences 1 CE Credit
GARBER, Judy RAMCHANDANI, Vijay Minds for Business Vijay Ramchandani, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse The Social and Epistemic Functions of Religious Judy Garber and Alcoholism Beliefs Vanderbilt University
VAN ELK, Michiel
PRESTON, Kenzie Kenzie L. Preston, National Institute on Drug Abuse CHAIR AND DISCUSSANT: Michiel van Elk, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands Depression can be prevented. Garber will present results of randomized controlled trials Presentations: demonstrating the efficacy of interventions
VAN LEEUWEN, Neil aimed at preventing depression in adoles- Neil Van Leeuwen, Georgia State University cents, and will discuss moderators, mediators, and cost effectiveness.
LEVY, Neil A BLOG ON THE SCIENCE Neil Levy, University of Oxford, United Kingdom Despite considerable progress, however, important questions remain
OF WORK AND LEADERSHIP LOMBROZO, Tania regarding the durability, generalizability, and dissemination of pro- www.psychologicalscience.org/minds Tania Lombrozo, Princeton University grams for preventing depression in youth.
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Coffee Break SATURDAY | MAY 25 5:30 PM–6:00 PM Executive/State Corridor DAILY HIGHLIGHTS
Registration POSTER SESSIONS PRESIDENTIAL SYMPOSIUM 7:30 AM–6:00 PM Lobby Level Poster Storage 6:00 PM–7:30 PM Marriott Ballroom Salons 2 & 3 Coffee Breaks 8:00 AM–5:30 PM APS Exhibit Hall Atrium Psychological Science Overlaps the Arts 8:30 AM–9:00 AM APS Exhibit Hall Exhibits and Posters
TVERSKY, Barbara 2:30 PM–3:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall 8:30 AM–5:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall 5:30 PM–6:00 PM Executive/State Corridor Poster Session VII CHAIR: Barbara Tversky Cross-Cutting Theme Program 9:00 AM–10:00 AM APS Exhibit Hall Teachers College, Columbia University and Stanford University Artificial Intelligence and Psychological (Setup: 8:45 AM) Humans have always and uniquely made art, even the mistakenly maligned Science Poster Session VIII S
Neanderthals. The currently oldest stone carvings, found in South Africa, date back 9:00 AM–11:50 AM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom North 10:30 AM–11:30 AM APS Exhibit Hall aturday 77,000 years. Creating art, like creating artifacts, relies on cycles of perception, Saturday Keynote Address—How to Change (Setup: 10:15 AM) action, and imagination, a conversation that typically relies on stuff in the world Norms, and Why We Should Poster Session IX but is often wordless. The symposium will highlight the inspiring work of two artists, 6:00 PM–7:00 PM Marriott Ballroom Salons 2 & 3 1:00 PM–2:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall a composer and a painter, and two psychological scientists who have studied the Saturday Night Reception (Setup: 12:45 PM) creation of art, in particular, film, dance, and architecture. 7:00 PM–8:30 PM Marriott Ballroom Salon 1 Poster Session X Presentations: 2:30 PM–3:30 PM APS Exhibit Hall BERGER, Jonathan (Setup: 2:15 PM) Inner Voices Thinking and Creating with Psychological Science in the Public Interest Symposium—Increasing Vaccination: Poster Session XI the Body and Other Things Jonathan Berger Putting Psychological Science Into Action 4:00 PM–5:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall Stanford University David Kirsh 10:00 AM–11:50 AM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom East (Setup: 3:45 PM) University of California, San Diego
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Coffee Break INVITED ADDRESS CROSS-CUTTING THEME 8:30 AM–9:00 AM APS Exhibit Hall 9:00 AM–9:50 AM Wilson C SATURDAY | MAY 25 Sexual Harassment: From Science to Solutions
CORTINA, Lilia INVITED TALK Lilia Cortina University of Michigan 9:00 AM–11:50 AM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom North 9:00 AM–9:25 AM Maryland Suite AB Artificial Intelligence and Psychological Science When Thoughts Won’t Stop: Probing the Artificial intelligence (AI) has advanced enormously in the last decade and continues to do so rapidly. In this symposium, speakers will discuss how Boundary Between Normal and Pathological AI research can inform both the mind and brain sciences. They will also describe how psychological science can inform and contribute to shaping Worry
RUSCIO, Ayelet the future of AI. Ayelet Ruscio University of Pennsylvania INVITED ADDRESS 9:10 AM–9:45 AM 10:35 AM–11:10 AM Doing for Our Robots What Evolution Did for Us Cognitive Computational Neuroscience of Vision 9:00 AM–9:50 AM Virginia Suite BC
KAELBLING, Leslie KRIEGESKORTE, Nikolaus Leslie Kaelbling, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Nikolaus Kriegeskorte, Columbia University Social Signalling as a Framework for S
Robot engineers have to think about the design of robots and how it To learn how cognition is implemented in the brain, we must build Understanding Human Non-Verbal Behavior aturday
HAMILTON, Antonia interacts with learning, both in “the factory” (at engineering time) and in computational models that can perform cognitive tasks. Deep neural Antonia Hamilton, University College London, United “the wild” (when the robot is delivered to a customer). The speaker will network models have internal representations remarkably similar to those Kingdom discuss general and specific strategies for the design and implementa- of the human ventral visual pathway. Adding recurrent signal flow and APS WILLIAM JAMES FELLOW AWARD tion of intelligent robots. stochasticity, characteristics of biological neural networks, improves ADDRESS inferential performance and uncertainty representation, and enables models to better explain brain representational dynamics. 9:00 AM–9:50 AM Marriott Ballroom Salon 3 INVITED ADDRESS 9:45 AM–10:20 AM How Babies Begin Learning Their Native 9:00 AM–9:50 AM Delaware Suite A Extracting Neurobiological Algorithms from 11:10 AM–11:45 AM Language Artificial Recurrent Neural Networks Building Machines that Learn and Think like WERKER, Janet Wild Mathematicians: Apes’ Grasp of Intuitive SUSSILLO, David Janet F. Werker David Sussillo, Google Brain Statistics People University of British Columbia, Canada CALL, Josep TENENBAUM, Josh Josep Call Results of many recent studies in systems neuroscience suggest that Josh Tenenbaum, Massachusetts Institute of Technology artificial recurrent neural networks (RNNs) may solve tasks similarly to University of St. Andrews, United Kingdom neurobiological circuits. These surprising findings suggest a research Imagine if we could design AI systems that grow into intelligence the program for understanding computation in neurobiological circuits that way a person does -- that start like a baby, and learn like a child. I involves training RNNs and then reverse engineering them as a means will talk about our research building and testing computational models of hypothesis generation. of how people see, think and learn about the world, starting in early infancy and extending through early childhood into adulthood. Under- Babies prefer speech at birth and rapidly become expert perceivers lying this work are new computational frameworks, known as proba- and comprehenders of their native language(s). From once studying bilistic programs and Bayesian program learning, which together with perceptual development as foundational for language acquisition, Artificial Intelligence and tools from neural networks and video game engines bring us closer to it now appears the two develop in tandem. Werker explores this Poster Session VII Psychological Science Theme Posters reverse-engineering models of human common sense, and also let us remarkable journey, highlighting how multimodal processes, critical 9:00 AM–10:00 AM build more human-like forms of intelligence in machines. periods, and bilingual environments affect acquisition (Poster Session IX) APS Exhibit Hall (SETUP: 8:45 AM) 1:00 PM–2:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall (SETUP: 12:45 PM) INVITED ADDRESS Posters related to this Cross-Cutting Theme Program 2:20 PM–2:35 PM will be grouped together in this poster session. Coffee Break 9:00 AM–9:50 AM Wilson AB How Small Are Our Big Data: Turning the Follow us onTwitter 2016 Surprise into a 2020 Vision—(And How APS offers complimentary poster storage, @psychscience located just outside the Behavioral Research May Help)
MENG, Xiao-Li APS Exhibit Hall on the Exhibition Level. Xiao-Li Meng #aps19dc Poster Storage Thursday, May 23 – 8:00 AM – 9:30 PM Harvard University Storage for your poster while attending the APS Convention Friday, May 24 – 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM Saturday, May 25 – 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM Sunday, May 26 – 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
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9:00 AM–10:20 AM Maryland Suite C INVITED TALK INVITED TALK APS JAMES MCKEEN CATTELL FELLOW AWARD ADDRESS Effective Strategies for Teaching Critical Thinking 9:30 AM–9:55 AM Maryland Suite AB 10:00 AM–10:25 AM Washington 2 and Preventing Misinformation 10:00 AM–10:50 AM Marriott Ballroom Salon 3 WEINSTEIN-JONES, Yana Can Meta-Research Help Reduce Waste In Lay Beliefs About Willpower CHAIR: Yana Weinstein-Jones, University of JOB, Veronika What I’ve Learned About Psychology by Massachusetts Lowell and University College London, United Mental Health Research? Veronika Job
CRISTEA, Ioana Ioana Cristea Dresden University, Germany Collaborating With Non-Psychologists Kingdom MACCOUN, Robert
BELLAERA, Lauren Babes Bolyai University, Romania Robert J. MacCoun DISCUSSANT: Lauren J. Bellaera, The Brilliant Club, Stanford Law School United Kingdom and University of Massachusetts Lowell Presentations:
WEINSTEIN-JONES, Yana Yana Weinstein-Jones, University of Massachusetts Lowell
LITHANDER, Marcus INVITED TALK Marcus Per Gustaf Lithander, University of First by necessity and later by taste, MacCoun has collaborated with INVITED TALK Massachusetts Lowell 10:00 AM–10:25 AM Maryland Suite AB a lot of non-psychologists—economists, lawyers, political scientists, BELLAERA, Lauren philosophers, a classicist, and a physicist. In the process, he says, he’s Lauren J. Bellaera, The Brilliant Club, United Kingdom 9:30 AM–9:55 AM Washington 2 The Role of Prosocial Emotions in the learned a lot about their disciplines, but also at least as much about and University of Massachusetts Lowell our own—our strengths but also our blind spots. S
The Vicious Cycle of Social Status: An Integrative Development of Aggression and Conduct aturday Framework of Motivational Accounts Problems
LAURIN, Kristin FRICK, Paul APS STUDENT CAUCUS Kristin Laurin Paul Frick INVITED SYMPOSIUM University of British Columbia, Canada Louisiana State University 9:00 AM–10:20 AM APS Exhibit Hall Events Area 10:00 AM–11:20 AM Wilson AB RISE Award Addresses Let’s Not Be Conflicted About Capturing Ambivalence
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CAMACHO, Gabriel CHAIR: Vanessa Sawicki, The Ohio State University at Gabriel Camacho, University of Connecticut Marion
CHANG, Cindy Cindy Chang, Rutgers University
CIPOLLINA, Rebecca INVITED TALK INVITED ADDRESS Presentations:
Rebecca Cipollina, Rutgers University- New Brunswick CAMPARO, Lorinda CUMMINGS, Caroline 10:00 AM–10:25 AM Delaware Suite A 10:00 AM–10:50 AM Virginia Suite BC Lorinda B. Camparo, Whittier College
Caroline Cummings, University of Nevada, Reno CAMPARO, James PEREZ, Monica Criminality Racializes, Achievement James Camparo, Whittier College Monica C. Perez, University of Notre Dame The Developmental Origins of Our Psychological SAWICKI, Vanessa REDA, Mariam Homogenizes: Narratives Shape Cognitive Traits Vanessa Sawicki, The Ohio State University at Marion
Mariam Reda, University of Michigan MAIO, Gregory
MITCHELL, Kevin WASIL, Akash Representations of Immigrants Kevin Mitchell Gregory R. Maio, University of Bath, United Kingdom
ROTHMAN, Naomi Akash Wasil, Harvard University CIKARA, Mina ZAPATA, Mercedes Ann Mina Cikara Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland Naomi B. Rothman, Lehigh University Mercedes Ann Zapata, University of California, Berkeley Harvard University
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ERDOGAN, Berrin PSYCHOLOGY CHAIR: Berrin Erdogan, Portland State University 10:00 AM–10:50 AM Delaware Suite B Complimentary Presentations:
KANFER, Ruth APS offers complimentary poster storage, located just WiFi from APS Translating Psychological Science for the Public Ruth Kanfer, The Georgia Institute of Technology
KASLOW, Nadine outside the APS Exhibit Hall on the Exhibition Level. MCKEE-RYAN, Francis Nadine J. Kaslow, Emory University Francis McKee-Ryan, University of Nevada, Reno
TAY, Louis Thursday, May 23 – 8:00 AM – 9:30 PM Network: APS WiFi by SAGE Louis Tay, Purdue University
Friday, May 24 – 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM Password: SAGEPUBS ROCKMANN, Kevin Saturday, May 25 – 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM Follow us on Twitter @psychscience #aps19dc Kevin Rockmann, George Mason University Sunday, May 26 – 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
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PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE IN PUBLIC Poster Session VIII INVITED TALK INVITED SYMPOSIUM INTEREST SYMPOSIUM 10:30 AM–11:30 AM (SETUP: 10:15 AM) 11:00 AM–11:25 AM Maryland Suite AB 11:00 AM–12:20 PM Virginia Suite BC 10:00 AM–11:50 AM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom East APS Exhibit Hall Beyond Simplification: Understanding Solving the Problem of Misinformation: A Increasing Vaccination: Putting Psychological Depression Using a Complexity Approach Multidisciplinary Approach
BOCKTING, Claudi FAZIO, Lisa Science Into Action Claudi L. Bockting, University of CHAIR: Lisa K. Fazio, Vanderbilt University
REYNA, Valerie CHAIR: Valerie F. Reyna INVITED SYMPOSIUM Amsterdam, Netherlands Cornell University, and Outgoing Editor, Presentations:
10:30 AM–11:50 AM Delaware Suite A FAZIO, Lisa Psychological Science in the Public Interest Lisa K. Fazio, Vanderbilt University
Tension, Conflict, and Paradoxes: The Science LYONS, Benjamin Benjamin Lyons, University of Exeter, United Kingdom
Behind Human Creativity BODE, Leticia
NIJSTAD, Bernard Leticia Bode, Georgetown University
CHAIR: Bernard A. Nijstad, University of Groningen, HOLAN, Angie Netherlands Angie Holan, PolitiFact
BREWER, Noel DE DREU, Carsten SPECIAL EVENT Presentations: DISCUSSANT: Carsten K. W. de Dreu, Leiden University, Netherlands Noel T. Brewer, University of North Carolina at Chapel 11:00 AM–11:30 AM APS Membership Booth APS STUDENT CAUCUS Hill Number 309—APS Exhibit Hall S
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CHAPMAN, Gretchen 11:00 AM–12:20 PM APS Exhibit Hall Events Area
MIRON-SPEKTOR, Ella Gretchen B. Chapman, Carnegie Mellon University Ella Miron-Spektor, Technion-Israel Institute of Meet the Author: Carol S. Dweck
DWECK, Carol KLEIN, William Student Research Award Addresses William M. Klein, National Cancer Institute Technology, Israel and INSEAD, France Stanford University
LEUNG, Angela WHARTON, Melinda Angela K.Y. Leung, Singapore Management University Carol S. Dweck will sign copies of her book, Presentations:
Melinda Wharton, Centers for Disease Control and PARK, Sophia Seonyeong PERRY-SMITH, Jill Mindset: The New Psychology of Success (How Prevention Jill Perry-Smith, Emory University Sophia Seonyeong Park, Temple University We Can Learn to Fulfill Our Potential). WANG, Haowei
NIJSTAD, Bernard Psychological science offers three propositions for understanding and Bernard A. Nijstad, University of Groningen, Netherlands Emily Starr, Northwestern College
WIEZEL, Adi intervening to increase vaccine uptake. Changing what people think Haowei Wang, University of Massachusetts Boston
and feel yields mixed results, while the impact of altering the social STARR, Emily Adi Wiezel, Arizona State University context has not been sufficiently explored. In contrast, evidence SOCIETY FOR THE TEACHING OF strongly supports interventions leveraging automaticity to shape INVITED SYMPOSIUM behavior without changing thoughts and feelings. PSYCHOLOGY 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Washington 2 INVITED TALK Attendees also are encouraged to join the Office of Evaluation Sci- 11:00 AM–11:50 AM Delaware Suite B ences symposium (U.S. General Services Administration) on vaccina- The Psychology of Conspiracy Beliefs Wilson AB VAN PROOIJEN, Jan-Willem 11:30 AM–11:55 AM tion in the same room at 1:00 PM. CHAIR: Jan-Willem W. van Prooijen, Vrije Universiteit False Belief and Self-Belief in a Post-Truth World
DUNNING, David Amsterdam, Netherlands David Dunning, University of Michigan Melding Meaning and Methods
HARLOW, Lisa Lisa L. Harlow INVITED TALK Presentations: University of Rhode Island
GOLEC DE ZAVALA, Agnieszka Agnieszka Golec de Zavala, Goldsmiths, University of SPECIAL EVENT 10:30 AM–10:55 AM Maryland Suite AB London, United Kingdom
VAN PROOIJEN, Jan-Willem 11:00 AM–12:20 PM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom South Motor Symptoms and Risk For Psychosis: A Jan-Willem W. van Prooijen, Vrije Universiteit Translational Perspective Amsterdam, Netherlands SAGE Panel—How Do We Know Social and
WHITSON, Jennifer MITTAL, Vijay Behavioral Science Matters? Taking the Measure Vijay Mittal, Northwestern University Jennifer Whitson, University of California, Los Angeles
LEWANDOWSKY, Stephan of Impact on Psychology, Policy, Practice, and Stephan Lewandowsky, University of Bristol, United INVITED ADDRESS Kingdom Your Life 11:30 AM–12:20 PM Wilson C Observer Daily Presentations:
VAZIRE, Simine Simine Vazire, Univeristy of California, Davis Disentangling Perceptual and Structural
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INVITED ADDRESS INVITED TALK ENCORE! How the U.S. Government Can Use Behavioral Insights to Improve 11:30 AM–12:20 PM Maryland Suite AB 12:00 PM–12:25 PM Wilson AB 12:30 PM–1:30 PM APS Exhibit Hall Events Area Vaccination Rates Surprises About Psychopathology Revealed By Beyond Simple Slopes: How Effective Inside the Psychologist’s 1:00 PM–2:20 PM Thurgood Marshall Ballroom East Following 1000 People for Four Decades Visualizations Can Improve Inferences From Studio: An Interview With
MOFFITT, Terrie Terrie E. Moffitt, Duke University Tests of Moderation in General Linear Models Jennifer Richeson (video) Office of Evaluation Sciences, U.S. General
KING, Kevin Kevin M. King, University of Washington Services Administration,
STEFFEL, Mary CHAIR: Mary Steffel, Office of Evaluation Sciences, INVITED ADDRESS U.S. General Services Administration, and Northeastern INVITED TALK 1:00 PM–1:50 PM Wilson C University
CHAPMAN, Gretchen 12:00 PM–12:25 PM Washington 2 Cross-Cultural Issues and Work DISCUSSANT: Gretchen B. Chapman, Carnegie
GELFAND, Michele Mellon University INVITED ADDRESS Politics in a Diverse Country: Economic Michele J. Gelfand, University of Maryland, College Park TRUMP, Kris-Stella Conditions Strike the Balance Between Presentations: 11:30 AM–12:20 PM Washington 3 Intergroup Threat and Contact Effects in the Kris-Stella Trump, Social Science Research Council
APS WILLIAM JAMES FELLOW AWARD DEBROY, Pompa What (If Anything) Can We Learn From the Trump Era Pompa Debroy, Office of Evaluation Sciences S
KNOWLES, Eric aturday ADDRESS YOKUM, David Genetics of Personality? Eric D. Knowles, New York University David V. Yokum, Brown University
CHAPMAN, Gretchen TURKHEIMER, Eric 1:00 PM–1:50 PM Marriott Ballroom Salon 3 Eric N. Turkheimer, University of Virginia Gretchen B. Chapman, Carnegie Mellon University The Impact of Everyday Emotion Speakers from the Office of Evaluation Sciences will present findings from
SPECIAL EVENT PHELPS, Elizabeth Elizabeth A. Phelps several projects in which the federal government made use of behav- Overview of the National Academies ioral insights in efforts to increase vaccination rates. Interventions were 12:00 PM–12:30 PM APS Membership Booth Harvard University Report on Reproducibility and designed for diverse populations, including veterans and seniors, with Number 309—APS Exhibit Hall project sample sizes ranging from 43,400 to 228,000. Attendees also Replicability in Science and are encouraged to join the Psychological Science in the Public Interest Engineering with a Focus on How the Meet the Author: Jan-Willem W. Symposium on vaccination in the same room at 10:00 AM. Conclusions and Recommendations van Prooijen Relate to Research and Reporting in VrijeVAN PROOIJEN, Jan-Willem Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands Phelps’s career as an independent scientist began with one simple Jan-Willem W. van Prooijen will sign copies of his SPECIAL EVENT Psychological Science insight: everyday variation in emotional experience can influence book The Psychology of Conspiracy Theories. 11:30 AM–12:50 PM Hoover how we learn, remember, and decide. In this talk, she will review 1:00 PM–1:30 PM APS Membership Booth the path her career has taken as she explored the role in emotion Number 309—APS Exhibit Hall National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, in cognition. She will highlight how her career was influenced by and Medicine INVITED TALK her mentors’ research and the trends in psychological science. She Meet the Author: Kevin Mitchell will also review major findings from her career and discuss how they VAN PROOIJEN, Jan-Willem shifted her research approach. Finally, she will highlight the contribu- Trinity College, Dublin Presentations: 12:30 PM–12:55 PM Washington 3 Kevin Mitchell will sign copies of his book Innate:
WILSON, Timothy tion of a few key collaborators in changing her science for the better. Timothy Wilson, University of Virgina How Replicable Are Links Between Personality How the Wiring of Our Brains Shapes Who We BARBA, Lorena Are. Lorena Barba, George Washington University Traits and Consequential Life Outcomes? The Life
HEIMBERG, Jennifer Jennifer Heimberg, The National Academies of Outcomes of Personality Replication Project SOCIETY FOR THE TEACHING OF
SOTO, Christopher Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Christopher J. Soto PSYCHOLOGY
WOOD, Wendy Wendy Wood, University of Southern California Colby College INVITED TALK 1:00 PM–1:50 PM Delaware Suite A The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine recently 1:30 PM–1:55 PM Wilson AB released a consensus report that examines reproducibility and replicabil- The Science of Learning: What Have We ity issues in science and engineering research, and offers recommenda- Easy Statistical Mediation Analysis With tions for improving research rigor and transparency. In this symposium, Learned?
NEWCOMBE, Nora members of the authoring committee will discuss the report and implica- Distinguishable Dyadic Data
Nora S. Newcombe, Temple University HAYES, Andrew tions for psychological science. Andrew F. Hayes Complimentary WiFi from APS The Ohio State University Poster Session IX Complimentary Network: APS WiFi by SAGE 1:00 PM–2:00 PM Password: SAGEPUBS (SETUP: 12:45 PM) WiFi from APS APS Exhibit Hall
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INVITED ADDRESS INVITED ADDRESS Poster Session X INVITED SYMPOSIUM 2:30 PM–3:30 PM 1:30 PM–2:20 PM Washington 3 2:00 PM–2:50 PM Maryland Suite C (SETUP: 2:15 PM) 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Washington 3 Social Neuroscience of Fear and/or Altruism Toward a Science of Interacting Minds APS Exhibit Hall How Can Machine Learning Inform Our
MARSH, Abigail WHEATLEY, Thalia Abigail A. Marsh, Georgetown University Thalia Wheatley, Dartmouth College Understanding of Personality Psychology?
RENTFROW, Jason A Decadal Survey of Social and CHAIR: Jason Rentfrow, Fitzwilliam College, United Behavioral Sciences: Applications to Kingdom ENCORE! INVITED ADDRESS Intelligence Analysis Presentations: 1:30 PM–2:30 PM APS Exhibit Hall Events Area 2:00 PM–2:50 PM Washington 2 Hoover YARKONI, Tal 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Tal Yarkoni, University of Texas at Austin
MATZ, Sandra Inside the Psychologist’s W.E.I.R.D. Minds: How Westerners Became National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, Sandra Matz, Columbia University Studio: An Interview With Psychologically Peculiar and Medicine RENTFROW, Jason
HENRICH, Joseph Jason Rentfrow, Fitzwilliam College, United Kingdom
BHATT, Sujeeta Michael S. Gazzaniga Joseph Henrich, Harvard University KOSINSKI, Michal CO-CHAIR: Sujeeta Bhatt, National Academies of Michal Kosinski, Stanford University (video) Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
BEATTY, Alexandra INVITED SYMPOSIUM CO-CHAIR: Alexandra Beatty, National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine ENCORE! S
INVITED SYMPOSIUM aturday 2:00 PM–3:20 PM Wilson C 2:30 PM–4:00 PM APS Exhibit Hall Events Area 1:30 PM–2:50 PM Maryland Suite AB Presentations: Big Data in I-O Psychology CARLEY, Kathleen
WOO, Sang Eun Kathleen Carley, Carnegie Mellon University Barbara Tversky’s Presidential Symposium Large-Scale Collaborative Efforts Advancing CHAIR: Sang Eun Woo, Purdue University CONTRACTOR, Noshir Clinical Science Research LANDIS, Ronald Noshir Contractor, SONIC Research Group (video)
TALIAFERRO, Jeffrey Presentations: Jeffrey Taliaferro, Tufts University 1.5 CE Credits Ronald S. Landis, Illinois Institute of Technology This symposium highlights findings from a National Academies survey of APS STUDENT CAUCUS OSWALD, Frederick social and behavioral science (SBS). Discussion will focus on directions CHAIR: Jennifer L. Tackett, Northwestern University Frederick L. Oswald, Rice University for interdisciplinary research that applies SBS research, with its focus on SHERMAN, Ryne human behavior and social processes, to the development and use of 3:00 PM–3:50 PM Delaware Suite B Presentations: Ryne Sherman, Hogan Assessment Systems
SPEER, Andrew new methods and technologies for intelligence analysis.
BARCH, Deanna Champions of Psychological Science Deanna M. Barch, Washington University in St. Louis Andrew Speer, Wayne State University LEVY PALUCK, Betsy
TEACHMAN, Bethany Bethany A. Teachman, University of Virginia Presentations:
VAN IJZENDOORN, Marinus INVITED SYMPOSIUM Marinus H. Van Ijzendoorn, Erasmus University Betsy Levy Paluck, Princeton University Coffee Break BONANNO, George Rotterdam, Netherlands and University of Cambridge, United 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Wilson AB George A. Bonanno, Columbia University Kingdom 2:30 PM–3:00 PM PHELPS, Elizabeth APS Exhibit Hall AMPPS Forum—New Approaches to Elizabeth A. Phelps, Harvard University
MACCOUN, Robert Collaboration and Guidelines for Improvements Robert J. MacCoun, Stanford Law School
WERKER, Janet
SIMONS, Daniel INVITED TALK CHAIR: Daniel J. Simons, University of Illinois at Urbana- Janet F. Werker, University of British Columbia, Canada APS JAMES MCKEEN CATTELL FELLOW Champaign 2:00 PM–2:25 PM Wilson AB AWARD ADDRESS Causal Effect Heterogeneity in Experimental Presentations: INVITED SYMPOSIUM 2:30 PM–3:20 PM Marriott Ballroom Salon 3 MOSHONTZ, Hannah Psychology Hannah Moshontz, Duke University
GINER-SOROLLA, Roger 3:00 PM–4:20 PM Washington 2 BOLGER, Niall Sensory Technology as Target and Tool for Roger S. Giner-Sorolla, University of Kent, United Niall Bolger When, Where, and How Groups Meet: New Columbia University Applied Psychological Science Kingdom KLATZKY, Roberta Roberta L. Klatzky CHARTIER, Christopher Developments in Intergroup Contact Research
Christopher R. Chartier, Ashland University TROPP, Linda Carnegie Mellon University CHAIR: Linda Tropp, University of Massachusetts Amherst The senses are the portal to higher brain func- Observer Daily Presentations:
tion, and a technological army with the inten- TROPP, Linda tion of transforming sensory experience is Linda Tropp, University of Massachusetts Amherst
DHONT, Kristof knocking at the door. Psychological scientists CONVENTION 2019 Kristof Dhont, Keynes College, United Kingdom
make essential contributions to applying sen- NEWS COVERAGE TADMORE, Carmit sory-based technology in fields such as medicine and entertainment, Carmit Tadmore, Tel Aviv University, Israel
WOJCIESZAK, Magdalena while exploiting technical advances to better understand perception, VIDEOS|PHOTOS|REPORTS|DAILY EMAIL UPDATES Magdalena Wojcieszak, University of California, Davis action, and thought. 31ST ANNUAL CONVENTION | ASSOCIATION FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE WWW.PSYCHOLOGICALSCIENCE.ORG/CONVENTION
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INVITED ADDRESS APS JANET TAYLOR SPENCE AWARD SATURDAY KEYNOTE ADDRESS 3:30 PM–4:20 PM Marriott Ballroom Salon 3 SYMPOSIUM Understanding and Capturing the Value of 4:00 PM–5:50 PM Delaware Suite A 6:00 PM–7:00 PM Marriott Ballroom Salons 2 & 3 Diversity: A Special Look at Gender CHAIR: Lisa Feldman Barrett, Northeastern University
HARTLEY, Catherine PHILLIPS, Katherine How to Change Norms, and Why We Should Katherine W. Phillips, Columbia Presentations: LEVY PALUCK, Betsy University Catherine Hartley, New York University Betsy Levy Paluck Twenty years of research examining the per- GRAY, Kurt formance, feelings of confidence, and efficacy Kurt Gray, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
KOLASSA, Iris-Tatjana Princeton University of diverse and homogeneous teams highlights Iris-Tatjana Kolassa, University of Ulm, Germany
the inherent tension that exists – diverse teams GRIFFITHS, Thomas Social norms are a topic of global social and political concern—whether they guide behavior in positive or Princeton University can perform better but they may have less con- Thomas L. Griffiths, negative directions, who has a say in setting them, and related questions. In every community, social norms fidence and efficacy than homogeneous teams. This talk will unpack The new class of Spence Award recipients will receive their awards are shared ideas about which behaviors are typical or desirable. The presenter describes research conducted how diversity actually works to influence groups. during this symposium. The event will also feature presentations by in the United States and internationally that tests the power of social norms over individual and collective past Spence Award recipients. Eight psychological scientists have behavior, including helping and environmentally friendly behavior to bullying and violence. This research helps us to consider been selected as the recipients of the 2019 APS Janet Taylor Spence why engagement with a community’s social norms is important, when it is not, and who has the power to meaningfully make a Award. The recipients are Luke Chang, Dartmouth College; Mina change in our ideas of “what is normal.” Poster Session XI S
Cikara, Harvard University; Molly Crockett, Yale University; aturday 4:00 PM–5:00 PM Katherine Ehrlich, University of Georgia; Willem Frankenhuis, (SETUP: 3:45 PM) Radboud University Nijmegen, Netherlands; Jon Freeman, New Your Invited Marriott Ballroom Salon 1 APS Exhibit Hall 7:00 PM–8:30 PM York University; Michael Treadway, Emory University; and Scott
Vrieze, University of Minnesota. WASHINGTON DC MAY 23-26 Saturday Night Reception INVITED SYMPOSIUM The APS Saturday Night Reception is a wonderful opportunity to renew acquaintances and network with col- leagues. Light hors d’oeuvres will be served. 4:00 PM–5:20 PM Maryland Suite AB Coffee Break The Neurodevelopment of Affective and 5:30 PM–6:00 PM Executive/State Corridor Motivated Behavior: Translating Between Basic and Clinical Neurodevelopment Science
BARCH, Deanna 1.5 CE Credits Association for Psychological Science CHAIR: Deanna M. Barch, Washington University in St. Louis
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9:00 AM–10:20 AM Coolidge 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Virginia Suite A 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Maryland Suite B 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Virginia Suite B Drowning in the Rubicon: Current Findings on Freud Is Dead: Long Live Freud: Psychodynamic Mental Time Travel and Psychological Well- Where Does Culture Come From and Why Does Action Crises and Goal Disengagement Approaches to Modern Questions Being It Change? Advances in Cultural Theory
MARION-JETTEN, Ariane Sophie GORMAN, Bernard LEMAY, Edward TALHELM, Thomas CO-CHAIR: Ariane Sophie Marion-Jetten, Université CHAIR: Bernard S. Gorman, Adelphi University CO-CHAIR: Edward P. Lemay Jr., University of Maryland, CHAIR: Thomas Talhelm, University of Chicago du Québec à Montréal, Canada College Park
SCHATTKE, Kaspar Philipp Presentations: TENEVA, Nadya Presentations:
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GORMAN, Bernard GOLLWITZER, Peter M. Bernard S. Gorman, Adelphi University Navarra, Spain DISCUSSANT: Peter M. Gollwitzer, New York University TALHELM, Thomas FUERTES, Jairo Presentations: Thomas Talhelm, University of Chicago Jairo Fuertes, Adelphi University TENEVA, Nadya
NUNN, Nathan Presentations: Nadya Teneva, University of Maryland, College Park Nathan Nunn, Harvard University
MARION-JETTEN, Ariane Sophie CHANG, Valerie
UCHIDA, Yukiko Ariane Sophie Marion-Jetten, Université du Québec à Valerie Chang, University of Auckland, New Zealand Yukiko Uchida, Kyoto University, Japan
KROTT, Nora Montréal, Canada 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Maryland Suite C Nora Krott, New York University
HOLDING, Anne
JING, Helen Anne C. Holding, McGill University, Canada How Emotion Regulation Spills Over Across Helen G. Jing, Harvard University
WOLF, Benjamin Benjamin M. Wolf, University of Zurich, Switzerland Time, People, and Social Contexts WORKSHOP
LOW, Rachel
BARLOW, Meaghan Meaghan Barlow, Concordia University, Canada CO-CHAIR: Rachel S. T. Low, University of Auckland, New 9:00 AM–11:50 AM Wilson A Zealand 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Maryland Suite A
OVERALL, Nickola Developing Noncognitive Scales: Research- CO-CHAIR: Nickola C. Overall, University of Auckland, New Research on Regulatory Flexibility: 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Taylor Based Recommendations
New Zealand Context, Goals, Strategies, and Trade-Offs BANDALOS, Deborah
BONANNO, George Ecological Factors of Math/Science Motivational CHAIR: George A. Bonanno, Columbia University Presentations: Presentations:
Beliefs, Resilience to Challenges, and College GIRME, Yuthika Deborah L. Bandalos, James Madison University Aspiration for High School Freshmen: A Person- Yuthika U. Girme, Simon Fraser University, Canada Presentations: SPRATTO, Elisabeth LOW, Rachel BONANNO, George Elisabeth Spratto, James Madison University Centered Approach Rachel S. T. Low, University of Auckland, New Zealand George A. Bonanno, Columbia University
HENDERSON, Annette SHEPPES, Gal This workshop is co-sponsored by the Association for Psychologi-
CHAN, Hsun-Yu CHAIR: Hsun-Yu Chan, Texas A&M University-Commerce Annette M. E. Henderson, University of Auckland, New Gal Sheppes, Tel Aviv University, Israel cal Science and the Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology S unday
HUANG, Sandy Zealand Sandy Huang, Columbia University Teachers College (SMEP). Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space
LOUGHEED, Jessica Presentations: Jessica P. Lougheed, Purdue University FORD, Brett is limited. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level HSIEH, Ta-Yang Brett Q. Ford, University of Toronto, Canada of the Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. Ta-Yang Hsieh, University of California Irvine
CHAN, Hsun-Yu Hsun-Yu Chan, Texas A&M University-Commerce
MA, Ting-Lan 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Virginia Suite C Ting-Lan Ma, Edgewood College 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Truman SPECIAL EVENT Integrating Molecular Genetic and Family Public Shootings: Revenge of Perpetrators 9:00 AM–12:20 PM Delaware Suite AB Designs to Test Psychological Theories and Emotional Intelligence of Responders
KRUEGER, Robert
GRACE, Emma “Hackathon”: Best Research Practices Made 9:00 AM–10:20 AM Tyler CHAIR: Robert F. Krueger, University of Minnesota CHAIR: Emma Grace, The Chicago School of Professional Easy
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DEANE, Daniel
KRUEGER, Robert HITCHCOCK, Caitlin Daniel Deane, The Chicago School of Professional Emorie D. Beck, Washington University in St. Louis CHAIR: Caitlin Hitchcock, University of Cambridge, United Robert F. Krueger, University of Minnesota CAMPBELL, Lorne Kingdom Psychology Lorne J. Campbell, University of Western Ontario,
ELAM, Rebecca Rebecca Elam, The Chicago School of Professional Canada
FLAKE, Jessica Presentations: Psychology Jessica Flake, McGill University, Canada
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WORKSHOP 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Tyler 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Truman 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Maryland Suite A
9:00 AM–12:50 PM Harding Academic Motivation, Social Emotional Learning Beyond Traditional Dual-Process Theories Future Thought in Context
OETTINGEN, Gabriele and Student Academic Achievement: Do Gender of Social Cognition: Using Reinforcement CO-CHAIR: Gabriele Oettingen, New York University
A Network Perspective on Psychological GOLLWITZER, Peter M. and Race/Ethnicity Matter? Learning to Understand Attitude Change, Moral CO-CHAIR: Peter M. Gollwitzer, New York University Constructs: Theoretical Background and Data ZHANG, Jizhi CHAIR: Jizhi Zhang, American Institutes for Research Reasoning, and Impression Formation
KURDI, Benedek Analysis BOZACK, Amanda Presentations:
DALEGE, Jonas CHAIR: Benedek Kurdi, Harvard University DISCUSSANT: Amanda Bozack, Radford University SWEENY, Kate Jonas Dalege, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands PHELPS, Elizabeth DISCUSSANT: Elizabeth A. Phelps, Harvard University Kate Sweeny, University of California, Riverside
SZPUNAR, Karl This workshop is co-sponsored by the Association for Psychologi- Presentations: Karl K. Szpunar, University of Illinois at Chicago
ZHANG, Jizhi
cal Science and the Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology CORNWELL, James Jizhi Zhang, American Institutes for Research Presentations:
(SMEP). Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space KURDI, Benedek James Cornwell, West Point
LI, Mengyi (Elaine) is limited. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level Mengyi (Elaine) Li, American Institutes for Research Benedek Kurdi, Harvard University SCHWOERER, Bettina
FELDMANHALL, Oriel Bettina Schwoerer, University of Hamburg, Germany of the Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. JI, Cheng Shuang Cheng Shuang Ji, Avar Consulting, Inc. Oriel FeldmanHall, Brown University
AMODIO, David David M. Amodio, New York University WORKSHOP 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Taft 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Virginia Suite B Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts: A Symptom- 9:00 AM–12:50 PM Wilson C 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Maryland Suite B Advances in Behavioral Signal Processing for Level Approach to Clinical Science Analyzing Intensive Longitudinal Data with MULLARKEY, Michael Psychological Prediction and Explanation Context Matters: The Role of Context in CHAIR: Michael C. Mullarkey, The University of Texas at
DANVERS, Alexander GIMME CO-CHAIR: Alexander F. Danvers, The University of Understanding the Link Between Threat and Austin
GATES, Kathleen
BEEVERS, Christopher Kathleen M. Gates, University of North Carolina at Arizona Political Attitudes DISCUSSANT: Christopher G. Beevers, The University of
MEHL, Matthias LOSEE, Joy Chapel Hill CO-CHAIR: Matthias R. Mehl, The University of Arizona CHAIR: Joy Losee, University of Florida Texas at Austin
LANE, Stephanie Stephanie T. Lane, Netflix This workshop is co-sponsored by the Association for Psychologi- Presentations: Presentations: Presentations:
DANVERS, Alexander HANSON, Emily MUMPER, Emma cal Science and the Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology Alexander F. Danvers, The University of Arizona Emily Hanson, Washington University in St. Louis Emma E. Mumper, Stony Brook University, The State
HARARI, Gabriella EADEH, Fade
(SMEP). Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space S Gabriella Harari, Stanford University Fade R. Eadeh, Emory University University of New York
SCHLEIDER, Jessica is limited. To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level unday
BARANSKI, Erica LOSEE, Joy of the Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. Erica Baranski, The University of Arizona Joy Losee, University of Florida Jessica L. Schleider, Stony Brook University, The State
DEHGHANI, Morteza FIAGBENU, Michael University of New York
Morteza Dehghani, University of Southern California Michael Edem Fiagbenu, International Max Planck DOBIAS, Mallory Research School, Germany Mallory L. Dobias, The University of Texas at Austin WORKSHOP MULLARKEY, Michael Michael C. Mullarkey, The University of Texas at Austin 9:00 AM–12:50 PM Wilson B 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Maryland Suite C Behavioral and Neurobiological Associations of 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Virginia Suite A Teaching the New Statistics 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Virginia Suite C SMITH, Tamarah Exploring Stress and Trauma in Rarely Studied Tamarah Smith, Cabrini University Implicit and Explicit Motives
BRINKMANN, Kerstin
CALIN-JAGEMAN, Robert Contexts: Transgender Stress in India and a Humor As a Temperament, Intervention, Robert J. Calin-Jageman, Dominican University CHAIR: Kerstin Brinkmann, University of Geneva, Switzerland Poaching Trauma in South Africa Stimulus, and Trait: An Interdisciplinary
Separate registration is required for this workshop, and space is limited. GRACE, Emma CHAIR: Emma Grace, The Chicago School of Professional Perspective on the Psychology of Humor
To register, go to the APS Registration Desk on the Lobby Level of the HEINTZ, Sonja Presentations: Psychology CHAIR: Sonja Heintz, University of Zurich, Switzerland
Washington Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. RICHTER, Michael Michael Richter, Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom Presentations: Presentations:
PARIKH-CHOPRA, Seetal HEINTZ, Sonja
SCHÜLER, Julia Poster Session XIII Julia Schüler, University of Konstanz, Germany Seetal Parikh-Chopra, CASA for Children of DC Sonja Heintz, University of Zurich, Switzerland
CARO, Jolene LAU, Chloe 10:30 AM–11:30 AM WEGNER, Mirko Jolene Caro, The Chicago School of Professional Chloe Lau, Western University, Canada (SETUP: 10:15 AM) Mirko Wegner, Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany RUCH, Willibald APS Exhibit Hall OXFORD, Jon Psychology Willibald Ruch, University of Zurich, Switzerland
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10:30 AM–11:50 AM Hoover Poster Session XIV 12:00 PM–1:20 PM Maryland Suite A 12:00 PM–1:20 PM Maryland Suite C The Role of Acculturation on Psychological and 12:00 PM–1:00 PM Exploring the Effects of Influential Others Psychological Consequences of Participating (SETUP: 11:45 AM) Physical Health Among Chinese and Latinx APS Exhibit Hall on Motivational Factors Among Secondary in Collective Actions: Individual and Cancer Survivors. and College Students in Science, Technology, Intergenerational Perspectives.
TSAI, William CARVACHO, Hector CHAIR: William Tsai, New York University Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Programs CHAIR: Hector Carvacho, Pontificia Universidad Católica
WHITEHEAD, Aubrey 12:00 PM–1:20 PM Virginia Suite A CHAIR: Aubrey Whitehead, George Mason University de Chile
Presentations: RUTHERFORD, Teomara
WANG, Judy DISCUSSANT: Teomara Rutherford, North Carolina State Judy Huei-Yu Wang, Georgetown University Medical Applied Sustainability: Psychology-Based Presentations: University MANZI, Jorge Center Interventions to Engage Diverse Groups Jorge M. Manzi, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
PRESTON, Stephanie
TSAI, William CARVACHO, Hector William Tsai, New York University CO-CHAIR: Stephanie D. Preston, University of Michigan Presentations: Hector Carvacho, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
WHITEHEAD, Aubrey
ROMERO-CANYAS, Rainer
GRAVES, Kristi JIMENEZ-MOYA, Gloria Kristi D. Graves, Georgetown University CO-CHAIR: Rainer Romero-Canyas, Environmental Aubrey Whitehead, George Mason University Gloria Jimenez-Moya, Pontificia Universidad Católica de
MCPARTLAN, Peter
MORENO, Patricia Patricia I. Moreno, Northwestern University Feinberg Defense Fund Peter McPartlan, University of California Irvine Chile
GONZALEZ, Roberto
BEYMER, Patrick School of Medicine Presentations: Patrick Beymer, Michigan State University Roberto Gonzalez, Pontificia Universidad Católica de
SEALS, Christopher
PRESTON, Stephanie Chile Stephanie D. Preston, University of Michigan Christopher Seals, University of Illinois at Urbana-
ROMERO-CANYAS, Rainer Champaign 10:30 AM–11:50 AM Coolidge Rainer Romero-Canyas, Environmental Defense Fund KLOTZ, Leidy 12:00 PM–1:20 PM Taft The Self in Social Context: Current Perspectives Leidy Klotz, University of Virginia
WEBER, Elke on How Self-Views Moderate Processes and Elke Weber, Princeton University 12:00 PM–1:20 PM Taylor The Cultural Shaping of Social-Health Processes Responses During Social Interactions Integrating Perspectives on Stress Processes: The Across Diverse Contexts
WANG, Shu-wen
LUERSSEN, Anna CO-CHAIR: Anna Luerssen, Lehman College, City Overlapping and Unique Roles of Coping and CO-CHAIR: Shu-wen Wang, Haverford College 12:00 PM–1:20 PM Truman CHANG, Janet University of New York Emotion Regulation CO-CHAIR: Janet Chang, West Chester University of
JONES, Jessica Attention Biases During Learning and the PARK, Crystal CO-CHAIR: Jessica Jones, University of California, CO-CHAIR: Crystal L. Park, University of Connecticut Pennsylvania
SOTO, Jose
MOORE, Philip Berkeley Consequential Memory Effects DISCUSSANT: Jose A. Soto, The Pennsylvania State S
PRICE, Gwendolyn
CO-CHAIR: Philip J. Moore, George Washington unday CHAIR: Gwendolyn Price, University of California, Los University Presentations: University Angeles
LUERSSEN, Anna Anna Luerssen, Lehman College, City University of New Presentations: Presentations:
CHENTSOVA, Yulia York Presentations: PARK, Crystal Yulia Chentsova, Georgetown University
GARRISON, Katie
CLARK, Margaret Crystal L. Park, University of Connecticut
TSAI, William Margaret S. Clark, Yale University Katie E. Garrison, Texas A&M University FINKELSTEIN-FOX, Lucy William Tsai, New York University
JAMES, Kelsey
JONES, Jessica Lucy Finkelstein-Fox, University of Connecticut
LU, Qian Jessica Jones, University of California, Berkeley Kelsey James, University of California, Santa Cruz MACURA, Zeljka Qian Lu, University of Houston
PRICE, Gwendolyn
WANG, Amanda Zeljka Macura, George Washington University
CHANG, Janet Amanda Meiyi Wang, University of California, Berkeley Gwendolyn Price, University of California, Los Angeles MOORE, Philip Philip J. Moore, George Washington University Janet Chang, West Chester University of Pennsylvania
10:30 AM–11:50 AM Taylor 12:00 PM–1:20 PM Maryland Suite B 12:00 PM–1:20 PM Hoover 12:00 PM–1:20 PM Coolidge Working Memory and Neurodevelopmental Attribution-Based Approaches for Reducing the New Directions in Fear and Anxiety What Is Hate? Evaluating the Conceptualization, Disorders Stigmatization of People with Depression HUR, Juyoen Categorization, and Function of Our Hate
SIEGEL, Jason
ALLOWAY, Tracy
CHAIR: Juyoen Hur, University of Maryland, College Park AUMER, Katherine
CHAIR: Tracy P. Alloway, University of North Florida CHAIR: Jason T. Siegel, Claremont Graduate University SHACKMAN, Alexander CHAIR: Katherine Aumer, Hawaii Pacific University DISCUSSANT: Alexander J. Shackman, University of Presentations: Presentations: Maryland, College Park Presentations:
MUSCHETTO, Tara
RAPPORT, Mark Tara Muschetto, Claremont Graduate University REMPEL, John Mark Rapport, University of Central Florida (UCF) Presentations: John Rempel, St. Jerome’s University, Canada TANG, Julia
SNYDER, Hannah
ROSEMAN, Ira Julia C. Tang, Mount St. Mary’s University HUR, Juyoen Hannah R. Snyder, Brandeis University Juyoen Hur, University of Maryland, College Park Ira J. Roseman, Rutgers University CCAS YAO, Xiaohui
SWANSON, Lee
AUMER, Katherine Xiaohui Yao, Claremont Graduate University LONSDORF, Tina Lee Swanson, University of New Mexico Tina B. Lonsdorf, University Medical Center Hamburg- Katherine Aumer, Hawaii Pacific University
FIDLER, Deborah Deborah Fidler, Colorado State University Eppendorf, Germany
LARSON, Christine University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Christine L. Larson, Follow us on Twitter @psychscience #aps19dc
PAULUS, Martin Martin P. Paulus, Laureate Institute for Brain Research
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6:00 PM–8:00 PM Hoover 8:45 AM–9:45 AM Roosevelt 2 WORKSHOP OPENING PLENARY Making Writing Meaningful in the A Walk on the Dark Side: Administrative Psych Classroom Perspectives on Quality Teaching
HAMMER, Elizabeth MORGAN, Betsy Elizabeth Yost Hammer, Xavier University Betsy L. Morgan, University of Wisconsin, La Crosse of Louisiana Providing evidence of quality teaching for personnel reviews can be
TODD, Jason Jason S. Todd, Xavier University of Louisiana challenging. The task is compounded by the need to communicate your work to colleagues and reviewers across disciplines. In this talk, Have you ever crafted a brilliant writing assignment that the speaker advances the discussion of developing effective teaching your students treated as just more busywork? Learner, evidence. Come learn from the dark side! Michele, and Geller (2017) argue that meaningful writing projects intellectually engage and emotionally satisfy students. During this workshop, attendees will 10:00 AM–11:00 AM Roosevelt 4 develop a writing assignment based on these and other evidence-based better practices. From Start to Finish: Integrating Skill Development Into Your Courses
CIAROCCO, Natalie Natalie Ciarocco, Monmouth University Knowledge changes over time, but skills can last a lifetime. This session he APS Rising Star designation recognizes outstanding psychological scientists in the earliest addresses how to weave skill development into your courses from the stages of their post-PhD research careers. Nominations will be evaluated based on the first day to the last. The speaker will provide specific ideas you can implement in all your courses to help prepare students for any path they T following criteria: pursue. • Significant publications • Significant discoveries, methodological innovations, 10:00 AM–11:00 AM Roosevelt 1 or theoretical or empirical contributions • Significant recognitions It Always Takes Longer Than You Expect: • Work with potentially broad impact Lessons From the Psychology of Time
KREINER, David David S. Kreiner, University of Central Missouri Eligibility: For the 2019 nomination period, eligibility is limited to individuals who received a PhD We have a complicated relationship with time. Predicting how much between January 1, 2013 and December 31, 2016. time we need to complete a task, monitoring our usage of time, and wisely allocating time all contribute to effective teaching and learning. The speaker will explore how research on these topics can help us get Nominations Process: Each nomination must be supported by two APS Members, one of whom time back on our side. must be an APS Fellow. For information on submitting nominations, please visit: www.psychologicalscience.org/rising-stars
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Wind Goodfriend, Buena Vista University Bridgette Martin Hard, Duke University I ENTRANCE Years after taking Intro to Psychology, what will students remember? It Which metaphor best describes your role as a teacher: Are you a sculp- EXHIBITION LEVEL nstitute will probably be compelling stories such as Phineas Gage and Kitty tor, a gardener, a coach, or a tour guide? This presentation explores Genovese. To make content “sticky,” use of both nonfictional and pop- how metaphors both reflect and shape our intuitive beliefs about the ular-culture case studies (such as Wonder Woman, Harry Potter, and world, including our beliefs about teaching and learning. Game of Thrones) will be examined.
2:45 PM–3:45 PM Roosevelt 4 Teaching Institute Poster Session 11:15 AM–12:15 PM What YouTube Has Taught Me About Teaching (SETUP: 10:00 AM–11:00 AM) Psychology
Hall B South MATTU, Ali Ali Mattu, Columbia University The speaker launched his own YouTube channel in 2015. Now, the channel has grown to have thousands of subscribers, sparked collabo- 1:30 PM–2:30 PM Roosevelt 2 rations across media, and landed the speaker in a variety of contro- versies. In this session, the speaker shares what YouTube has taught him DISTINGUISHED LECTURE about teaching psychology. Disparity, Divisiveness, and Democracy: Teaching Social Justice in Contentious Political 4:00 PM–5:00 PM Roosevelt 2 Times
ISRAEL, Tania Tania Israel, University of California, Santa Barbara CLOSING PLENARY Currently, the United States is experiencing unprecedented political Teaching Fast and Slow: Deliberate Means to division. Psychological expertise regarding bias, stigma, privilege, and Foster Student Reflection and Engagement culture are vital resources for navigating these contentious times. How LUTSKY, Neil can our pedagogy promote social justice in the current context of politi- Neil S. Lutsky, Carleton College cal divisiveness? This presentation will highlight strategies for integrating It took a while, but the slow food movement that began in Italy in 1986 community engagement, policy advocacy, and human connection into has generalized and now addressed academia. What are the impli- teaching to address societal concerns. cations of the slow food emphasis on local traditions, savoring, and sustainability for how we plan and serve our courses in psychology? There’s no need for reservations, so come on in. 2:45 PM–3:45 PM Roosevelt 1
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CBA IHGFED ONMLKJ UTSRQP FRIDAY | MAY 24 ZYXWV A BRESS, Jessica ����������������������������������������� 37, 41 COLE, Jennifer �����������������������������������������������58 ADAMÉS, Cristina...... 61 BRETHEL-HAURWITZ, Kristin...... 64 COLE, Veronica ��������������������������������������������83 SOCIETY FOR A SCIENCE OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY (SSCP) ADIE, Euan ���������������������������������������������������� 75 BREWER, Noel ����������������������������������������34, 74 COLLEDGE, Samantha...... 57 AGUIRRE, Katherine...... 59 BRINK, Mai ���������������������������������������������������53 CONSTANS, Joseph...... 60 AHMED, Sagal ��������������������������������������������� 57 BRINKMANN, Kerstin...... 86 CONSTANTINO, Sara...... 62 2:30 PM–3:50 PM Washington 2 4:00 PM–4:50 PM Washington 2 ALBERT, Dustin ����������������������������������������������� 49 BRITO, Natalie ���������������������������������������������� 41 CONTRACTOR, Noshir...... 35, 79 Enhancing the Clinical Training Toolkit: Training SSCP Presidential Address—From Empirically ALBRO, Elizabeth �����������������������������������36, 66 BROWN, Adam �������������������������������������������� 84 CORKER, Katherine ������������������������������� 28, 42 ALFANO, Candice...... 53 BROWNSTEIN, Michael...... 59 CORNWELL, James...... 87 Today for the Psychologists of Tomorrow Supported to Global Impact: Takeaway Lessons ALLOWAY, Tracy...... 88 WERNTZ, Alexandra BUCCI, Veronica...... 51 CORTINA, Lilia ����������������������������������������������71 CHAIR: Alexandra J. Werntz, University of Virginia From the Body Project AMIR, Carolyn ���������������������������������������36, 56 BUCHTEL, Emma...... 67 CORTS, Daniel ����������������������������������������������56
BECKER, Carolyn TEACHMAN, Bethany Carolyn B. Becker, Trinity University AMODIO, David...... 87 CRANDALL, Amanda...... 36, 56 Presentations: C Clinical psychological science has made significant progress in devel- AUMER, Katherine...... 89 CRISTEA, Ioana ��������������������������������������������� 72 CALIN-JAGEMAN, Robert...... 29, 86 Bethany A. Teachman, University of Virginia oping evidence-based interventions (EBIs). Yet we continue to struggle AURORA, Pallavi...... 48 CROSS, Emily ������������������������������������������������ 49
FRAZIER, Stacy CALL, Josep ����������������������������������������������������71 in reducing both the research practice gap and treatment gap. The AWWAD, Yazeed...... 67 CUMMINGS, Caroline ������������������� 25, 31, 72 Stacy Frazier, Florida International University CAMACHO, Gabriel ���������������������� 25, 31, 72 WASHBURN, Jason Body Project is a psychosocial EBI that has reached over 3.5 million AXT, Jordan ���������������������������������������������������66 CUMMINGS, Jenna...... 65 Jason Washburn, Northwestern University girls/young women globally. This talk will explore possible lessons CAMPARO, James...... 73 YOUNGSTROM, Eric B CAMPARO, Lorinda...... 73 D Eric Youngstrom, The University of North Carolina at from the Body Project in the context of both the research practice gap BADAAN, Vivienne ������������������������ 30, 49, 50 DALEGE, Jonas ������������������������������� 29, 58, 86 Chapel Hill and treatment gap. CAMPBELL, Lorne...... 85 BAHNSON, Matthew...... 30, 50 SBARRA, David CAPA, Remi ���������������������������������������������������48 DANIEL, Katharine...... 58 David A. Sbarra, The University of Arizona BAILEY, Drew ������������������������������������������������� 41 CARLEY, Kathleen �����������������������������������35, 79 DANVERS, Alexander...... 86 5:00 PM–5:50 PM Washington 2 This panel will focus on key issues facing graduate training in clinical BANDALOS, Deborah...... 29, 85 CARNELL, Susan...... 65 DASGUPTA, Nilanjana...... 58 psychology, and how training programs and clinical science organiza- SSCP Distinguished Scientist Award Address— BARANSKI, Erica...... 86 CARO, Jolene ����������������������������������������������� 87 DAVIDSON, Karina...... 46 tions can prepare students for the future of our field. Panelists will discuss BARBA, Lorena ����������������������������������������35, 76 CARROLL, Kathleen ������������������������������� 32, 40 DEANE, Daniel ��������������������������������������������� 85 how various programs can meet the needs identified by current students Prevention of Depression in Youth: Current BARCH, Deanna ������������������������������33, 78, 80 CARRUTHERS, Peter...... 49 DE BACKER, Charlotte...... 59 and discuss the role of technology in training. Evidence and Future Directions BARLOW, Meaghan...... 84 GARBER, Judy CARSTENSEN, Laura...... 54 DEBROY, Pompa ������������������������������������ 34, 77 I Judy Garber, Vanderbilt University BARRETT, Lisa Feldman...... 49 CARVACHO, Hector...... 89 DE DREU, Carsten �����������������������������������49, 74 ndex Depression can be prevented. Garber will present results of randomized BARSTEAD, Matthew...... 57 CASASANTO, Daniel...... 67 DEHGHANI, Morteza...... 86 controlled trials demonstrating the efficacy of interventions aimed at pre- BEARDSLEE, Jordan...... 52 CASSIDY, Brittany S...... 63 DE HOOGE, Ilona...... 62 venting depression in adolescents, and will discuss moderators, media- BEATTY, Alexandra ���������������������������������35, 79 CEVASCO, Jenna ����������������������������������� 37, 41 DEJONCKHEERE, Egon...... 57 tors, and cost effectiveness. Despite considerable progress, however, BEAUCHAINE, Theodore...... 60 CHANG, Cindy ������������������������������� 25, 31, 72 DEMIR-LIRA, Ece...... 50 important questions remain regarding the durability, generalizability, BECK, Emorie ������������������������������������������������ 85 CHANG, Janet ���������������������������������������������� 89 DENNIS-TIWARY, Tracy...... 55 and dissemination of programs for preventing depression in youth. BECKER, Carolyn �������������������������� 33, 63, 102 CHANG, Linda ���������������������������������������������66 DEPAOLI, Sarah ��������������������������������������������53 BEEVERS, Christopher...... 87 CHANG, Luke �����������������������������������������50, 61 DE RAEDT, Rudi ���������������������������������������������83 BEIER, Margaret ������������������������������������� 35, 60 CHANG, Valerie...... 85 DHONT, Kristof ��������������������������������������������� 79 BELLAERA, Lauren...... 72 CHAN, Hsun-Yu �������������������������������������������� 84 DICKENS, Chelsea...... 83 BELTZER, Miranda...... 58 CHAPMAN, Gretchen ��������������������34, 74, 77 DI ROSA, Elisa ��������������������������������������� 30, 54 BENSON, Lizbeth...... 64 CHAPMAN, Hanah...... 51 DOBIAS, Mallory...... 87 BERENT, Iris ��������������������������������������������������� 49 CHARLESWORTH, Tessa...... 51 DOMACHOWSKA, Irena...... 61 Follow us on Twitter BERGER, Jonathan ������������������������������������3, 68 CHARTIER, Christopher...... 79 DOMENECH RODRIGUEZ, Melanie.....31, 61 BERNAL, Guillermo...... 61 CHEN, Pin-Hao ���������������������������������������������61 DOWNEY, Geraldine...... 65 BEYMER, Patrick �������������������������������������������� 89 CHENTSOVA, Yulia...... 89 DUBENITZ, Joel ������������������������������������� 30, 54 @psychscience BHATT, Sujeeta ���������������������������������35, 60, 79 CHOPIK, William...... 62 DUNGAN, James...... 48 BICCHIERI, Cristina...... 62 CHRISTENSEN, Alexander...... 64 DUNN, Chelsie ���������������������������������������������63 use #aps19dc and BIESANZ, Jeremy ���������������������������������� 28, 39 CHRYSIKOU, Evangelia...... 51 DUNNING, David ��������������������������������� 67, 75 BISSETT, Patrick ��������������������������������37, 63, 67 CIAROCCO, Natalie...... 97 DWECK, Carol ���������������������������������60, 65, 75 BOALS, Adriel ����������������������������������������������� 62 CIKARA, Mina ��������������������������������������� 53, 72 DWYER, Patrick ��������������������������������������������� 57 join the conversation BOCKTING, Claudi...... 75 CIPOLLINA, Rebecca ���������������������� 25, 31, 72 E BODE, Leticia ������������������������������������������������ 75 CLARK, David �����������������������������������������������46 EADEH, Fade ������������������������������������������������ 87 BOLGER, Niall ��������������������������������������� 66, 78 CLARK, Margaret...... 88 EBERLE, Jeremy ���������������������������������������������53 BONANNO, George ����������������31, 51, 79, 85 COHEN, Zachary...... 58 ECHELBARGER, Margaret...... 63 BOZACK, Amanda...... 86 COIFMAN, Karin...... 48 ELAM, Rebecca �������������������������������������������� 85 BRADY, William �������������������������������������������� 49 COKLEY, Edward...... 66 BRANNAN, Debi �����������������������������������31, 56
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ELLINGSEN, Dan-Mikael...... 61 GEIGER, Nathaniel...... 58 HARARI, Gabriella...... 86 JOORMANN, Jutta...... 54 LARSON, Christine �������������������������������� 50, 89 MARION-JETTEN, Ariane Sophie...... 84 ELLIOT, Andrew ���������������������������������������������50 GELFAND, Michele ������������������������������� 62, 77 HARD, Bridgette ��������������������������������������������98 JOYAL-DESMARAIS, Keven...... 57 LAU, Chloe ���������������������������������������������������� 87 MARSH, Abigail...... 78 ENGELHARD, Iris...... 57 GENDOLLA, Guido...... 48 HARDEN, K. Paige...... 41 JUNG, Jiin ����������������������������������������������������� 62 LAU, Tatiana ��������������������������������������������������53 MARTINGANO, Alison...... 53 ENNIS, Ralph ������������������������������������������ 37, 41 GHODSE-ELAHI, Yasaman...... 28, 41 HARLOW, Lisa ���������������������������������� 30, 61, 75 K LAURIN, Kristin ���������������������������������������������� 72 MASON, Ashley...... 65 EOM, Kimin ���������������������������������������������������58 GHOSH, Arko ����������������������������������������������55 HARRING, Jeffrey �����������������������������������28, 41 LEACH, Colin Wayne...... 62 MA, Ting-Lan ������������������������������������������������ 84 KAELBLING, Leslie...... 70 ERDOGAN, Berrin...... 73 GIANG, Michael...... 52 HARRIS, Kelci ������������������������������������������������ 85 LEE, Carol ������������������������������������������������������48 MATTU, Ali ����������������������������������������������������98 KANFER, Ruth �����������������������������������35, 60, 73 EUH, Hyun ����������������������������������������������������� 57 GIFFIN, Michael...... 58 HARTLEY, Catherine ����������������������� 30, 54, 80 LEE, James ����������������������������������������������������� 84 MATZ, Sandra ���������������������������������������������� 79 KANTROWITZ, Andrea...... 3, 68 EVANS, Melvin ��������������������������������������� 37, 41 GILBERT, Daniel �������������������������������������������� 47 HARTNETT, Jessica...... 98 LEE, Tae-Ho ���������������������������������������������������64 MCKEE-RYAN, Francis...... 73 KANZE, Dana �����������������������������������������������50 GINER-SOROLLA, Roger...... 79 HASAN, Dena ���������������������������������������� 37, 41 LEECH, Kathryn ���������������������������������������������50 MCMAHAN, Ethan...... 56 F KASLOW, Nadine...... 73 GIRARD, Jeffrey ������������������������������������� 30, 54 HASSON, Uri ������������������������������������������������ 49 LEMAY, Edward ������������������������������ 53, 65, 85 MCMAHON, Kibby...... 48 FADOK, Jonathan...... 50 KENNISON, Rebecca...... 75 GIRME, Yuthika ��������������������������������������������� 84 HATZIMASOURA, Chrysanthi...... 37, 41 LEMOULT, Joelle ������������������������������������ 32, 40 MCPARTLAN, Peter...... 89 FAIGMAN, David ���������������������������������� 34, 52 KENNY, David ����������������������������������������������66 GOEL, Ashok ������������������������������������������������� 49 HAYES, Andrew ��������������������������������������������77 LEMPERT, Karolina ���������������������������37, 63, 67 MEDAGLIA, John...... 51 FAZIO, Lisa ���������������������������������������������������� 75 KEYES, Katherine...... 52 GOLDFARB, Deborah...... 64 HECK, Isobel �������������������������������������������������53 LEMUS, Alyssa ���������������������������������������������� 52 MEHL, Matthias ��������������������������������������������86 FEHRMAN, Christof...... 64 KE, Zijun ��������������������������������������������������������� 47 GOLDIN-MEADOW, Susan...... 50 HEIMBERG, Jennifer...... 35, 76 LEUNG, Angela ���������������������������������������������74 MEHTA SOOD, Avani...... 34, 52 FELDMANHALL, Oriel...... 87 KIESLER, Sara ������������������������������������������������ 49 GOLDSTONE, Robert...... 35, 60 HEINTZ, Sonja ���������������������������������������������� 87 LEVENSON, Robert ������������������������ 32, 40, 65 MEISSNER, Franziska...... 51 FELDMAN, Ruth �������������������������������������������� 49 KING, Jonathan ��������������������������������������37, 67 GOLEC DE ZAVALA, Agnieszka...... 74 HENDERSON, Annette...... 84 LEVY, Neil ������������������������������������������������������ 67 MELLOR, David �������������������������������������� 28, 42 FERGUSON, Melissa...... 63 KING, Kevin �������������������������������������������������� 76 GOLINKOFF, Roberta...... 52 HENRICH, Joseph...... 78 LEVY PALUCK, Betsy �������������������������31, 79, 81 MENDE-SIEDLECKI, Peter...... 63 FERRER, Rebecca ������������������������������������37, 67 KIRK, Colleen ������������������������������������������������48 GOLINO, Hudson...... 64 HEYDARIAN, Nazanin...... 59 LEWANDOWSKY, Stephan...... 74 MENG, Xiao-Li ����������������������������������������������71 FIAGBENU, Michael...... 87 KIRSH, David ���������������������������������������������������3 GOLLWITZER, Peter M...... 84, 87 HIGGINS, Erin ���������������������������������������36, 66 LEWIS, Elizabeth...... 48 MENZER, Melissa ��������������������������������� 36, 67 FIDLER, Deborah...... 88 KLATZKY, Roberta...... 78 GOLODNER, Jacob...... 51 HITCHCOCK, Caitlin...... 84 LIM, Daniel ���������������������������������������������������� 57 MESTDAGH, Merijn...... 57 FINAN, Patrick ���������������������������������������������� 49 KLEIN, William ��������������������������30, 34, 54, 74 GONE, Joseph �����������������������������������������������61 HODGE, Bryan ����������������������������������������������51 LI, Mengyi (Elaine)...... 86 METCALF, Stacy ��������������������������������������������64 FINKELSTEIN-FOX, Lucy...... 89 KLIEWER, Wendy...... 49 GONZALEZ, Roberto...... 89 HOLAN, Angie ��������������������������������������������� 75 LINDQUIST, Kristen...... 58 MEULDERS, Ann �������������������������������������49, 57 FISHBACH, Ayelet...... 65 KLINE, Melissa ���������������������������������������������� 85 GOODFRIEND, Wind...... 98 HOLDING, Anne...... 84 LINDSAY, D. Stephen...... 28, 42 MEURET, Alicia �������������������������������������� 32, 40 FISHER, Aaron ����������������������������������������������58 KLOTZ, Leidy �������������������������������������������������88 GOODMAN, Fallon...... 58 HOLLAR, Sara ����������������������������������������������� 57 LINDSTRÖM, Björn...... 58 MILLER, Alison ����������������������������������37, 63, 67
FLAKE, Jessica ����������������������������������������������� 85 KNOWLES, Eric �������������������������������������������� 76 I
GORANSON, Amelia...... 64 HOOD, Kristina ��������������������������������������������63 LISSEK, Shmuel ��������������������������������������������� 57 MILLER, Gregory ����������������������������������� 32, 40 ndex FLATTAU, Pamela...... 49 KOBER, Hedy ������������������������������������������������65 GORMAN, Bernard...... 84 HORTON, Arthur ��������������������������� 39, 41, 101 LITHANDER, Marcus...... 72 MIRON-SPEKTOR, Ella...... 74 FOGEL, Jeremy �������������������������������������� 34, 52 KOLASSA, Iris-Tatjana...... 80 GOTTLOB, Larry ������������������������������������36, 56 HSIEH, Ta-Yang ��������������������������������������������� 84 LITMAN, Leib ������������������������������������������������ 62 MITCHELL, Kevin...... 73 FORBES, Chad ����������������������������������������������58 KOMISSAROUK, Svetlana...... 50 GRACE, Emma ����������������������������������������85, 87 HUANG, Sandy ������������������������������������������� 85 LITTMAN, Rebecca...... 62 MITTAL, Vijay �������������������������������������������������74 FORBUSH, Kelsie ���������������������������� 30, 42, 54 KONHEIM-KALKSTEIN, Yasmine...... 48 GRAESSER, Arthur ��������������������������������� 35, 60 HUDDERS, Liselot...... 59 LIU, Haiyan ���������������������������������������������������53 MOFFITT, Terrie ��������������������������������������������� 76 FORD, Brett ���������������������������������������������������� 85 KOOIJ, Dorien ���������������������������������������������� 54 GRAHE, Jon ���������������������������������������������������56 HUDSON, Sa-kiera T. J...... 48 LOMBROZO, Tania ������������������������������� 59, 67 MONTOYA, Amanda...... 28, 41 FOX, Nathan �������������������������������������������������64 KOOLE, Sander ��������������������������������������������48 GRAVES, Kristi ���������������������������������������� 62, 88 HUESMANN, L. Rowell...... 52 LONSDORF, Tina...... 89 MOORE, Nellie �������������������������������������� 37, 41 FRAIRE, Maria ����������������������������������������������� 57 KOPETZ, Catalina...... 50 GRAY, Kurt ���������������������������������������������� 49, 80 HUGHES, Allyson...... 59 LOSEE, Joy ���������������������������������������������������� 87 MOORE, Philip ��������������������������������������������� 89 FRANKOWSKI, Scott...... 59 KOSINSKI, Michal...... 79 GREEN, Christopher...... 54 HUR, Juyoen �������������������������������������������������� 89 LOUGHEED, Jessica...... 84 MORANO, Caroline...... 52 FRANZEN, Peter...... 53 KOSSEK, Ellen ����������������������������������������������� 54 GREENE, Claire �������������������������������������������� 57 HURTADO DE MENDOZA, Alejandra ������� 62 LOW, Carissa ������������������������������������������������ 57 MORENO, Patricia...... 88 FRAUSEL, Rebecca...... 50 KOUNIOS, John...... 51 GRENELL, Amanda...... 48 LOW, Rachel ������������������������������������������������� 84 MORERA, Osvaldo...... 59 FRAZIER, Stacy �������������������������������������61, 102 I KRAFT-TODD, Gordon...... 62 GRIFFITHS, Thomas...... 80 LUERSSEN, Anna...... 88 MOREWEDGE, Carey...... 66 FRICK, Paul ��������������������������������������� 30, 61, 73 ISAACOWITZ, Derek...... 30, 64 KRAMER, Hannah...... 64 GROSSMAN, Eliana...... 36, 67 LUKASZEWSKI, Aaron...... 65 MORGAN, Betsy...... 97 FRIED, Eiko ��������������������������������������������� 58, 85 ISRAEL, Tania ������������������������������������������������98 KRAUT, Alan ������������������������������������������� 32, 40 GRUBER, June ���������������������������������������� 32, 40 LUONG, Gloria ��������������������������������������������64 MORRIS, Sarah �������������������������������������36, 59 FUERTES, Jairo ���������������������������������������������� 84 IVCEVIC, Zorana ����������������������������������� 36, 67 KREINER, David �������������������������������������������� 97 GULSEREN, Duygu �������������������������������� 30, 47 LUPIA, Arthur “Skip” ������������������������������ 28, 42 MOSER, Jason ����������������������������������������������48 IYENGAR, Sunil ������������������������������������� 36, 67 KRET, Mariska ����������������������������������������������� 49 G LU, Qian �������������������������������������������������������� 89 MOSHONTZ, Hannah...... 58, 79 H KRIEGESKORTE, Nikolaus...... 70 GABLE, Philip ������������������������������������������������48 J LUTSKY, Neil �������������������������������������������������98 MOSS, Aaron ����������������������������������������������� 62 HAAG, Christina...... 84 KROSS, Ethan �����������������������������������������������55 GADASSI-POLACK, Reuma...... 53 JAMES, Kelsey ����������������������������������������������88 LYONS, Benjamin...... 75 MOULDER, Robert ����������������������������������47, 64 HABIBI, Shani ����������������������������������������������� 52 KROTT, Nora ������������������������������������������������� 85 GAESSER, Brendan...... 66 JANG, Seon-Kyeong...... 84 MOUSTAKI, Irini �������������������������������������29, 42 HAINES, Nathaniel...... 60 KRUEGER, Robert...... 84 M GALOVSKI, Tara...... 60 JAYAWICKREME, Nuwan...... 83 MULLARKEY, Michael...... 87 HALL, Brian ���������������������������������������������������� 62 KURDI, Benedek...... 87 MACCOUN, Robert ������������������31, 62, 73, 79 GAO, Chenlu �����������������������������������������30, 50 JI, Cheng Shuang...... 86 MUMPER, Emma...... 87 HALL, Calvin ��������������������������������������������������63 KUZMICH, Irina ������������������������������������� 30, 47 MACKINNON, David...... 29, 42 GARBER, Judy ���������������������������������������67, 102 JI, Julie ������������������������������������������������������������53 MURAGISHI, Gregg...... 48 HALLQUIST, Michael...... 57 KUZMINSKA, Anna...... 63 MACURA, Zeljka...... 89 GARRISON, Katie...... 88 JIMENEZ-MOYA, Gloria...... 89 MUSCHETTO, Tara...... 88 HAMILTON, Antonia...... 71 MAGNUS, Brooke...... 83 GASIOROWSKA, Agata...... 63 JING, Helen �������������������������������������������������� 85 L MYATT, Eleanor ���������������������������������������������64 HAMMER, Elizabeth...... 97 MAHY, Caitlin �����������������������������������������������64 GATES, Kathleen ����������������������������� 29, 66, 86 JOB, Veronika ����������������������������������������������� 73 LADGE, Jamie ����������������������������������������������� 54 MYIN-GERMEYS, Inez...... 61 HAMMOCK, Jennifer...... 49 MAIO, Gregory �������������������������������������������� 73 GAUTAM, Richa...... 62 JOHNSON, Marcia...... 65 LANDIS, Ronald �������������������������������������������� 78 HANSON, Emily ���������������������������� 30, 54, 87 MANDALAYWALA, Tara...... 58 JOHNSON, Mark...... 65 LANE, Stephanie ������������������������������������ 29, 86 HARACKIEWICZ, Judith...... 48, 58 MANZI, Jorge ����������������������������������������������� 89 JONES, Jessica ���������������������������������������������88 LANNING, Kevin...... 54
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N PIAZZA, Jared �����������������������������������������������59 S SÖNMEZ, Ceren �����������������������������������30, 50 TROY, Allison �������������������������������������������������64 WEGNER, Mirko...... 86 NADEL, Lynn �������������������������������������������������56 PIETROMONACO, Paula...... 49 SABRI, Merav ������������������������������������������37, 67 SOSNOWSKI, David...... 49 TRUMP, Kris-Stella ��������������������������������� 34, 77 WEINBERG, Anna ��������������������������������� 32, 40 NAHUM-SHANI, Inbal...... 32, 40 PINE, Daniel ������������������������������������������� 50, 57 SAN MARTIN, Alvaro...... 85 SOTO, Christopher...... 76 TSAI, Jeanne �������������������������������������������� 31, 47 WEINBERGER, Joel...... 84 NAMAKY, Nauder...... 53 PRESTON, Kenzie...... 66 SAUNDERS, Tara...... 64 SOTO, Jose ��������������������������������������������������� 89 TSAI, William ����������������������������������������� 88, 89 WEINSTEIN-JONES, Yana...... 72 NANNEY, John ���������������������������������������������60 PRESTON, Stephanie...... 88 SAWCZAK, Caspian...... 66 SOUTHWARD, Matthew...... 60 TULLER, Betty ������������������������������������������36, 56 WEISZ, Erika �������������������������������������������������48 NECKA, Elizabeth...... 61 PRICE, Gwendolyn...... 88 SAWICKI, Vanessa...... 73 SPEER, Andrew ��������������������������������������������� 78 TURKHEIMER, Eric...... 76 WERKER, Janet ��������������������������������� 31, 71, 79 NELSON, Cecelia ���������������������������������36, 56 PUENTE, Antonio ������������������������������������31, 50 SBARRA, David �����������������������32, 40, 61, 102 SPIVAK, Howard...... 52 TVERSKY, Barbara �����������������������������3, 59, 68 WERNTZ, Alexandra ���������������������������61, 102 NEWCOMBE, Nora...... 77 PULOPULOS, Matias...... 83 SCHATTKE, Kaspar Philipp...... 84 SPRATTO, Elisabeth ��������������������������������29, 85 TYBUR, Joshua ����������������������������������������������65 WHARTON, Melinda...... 34, 74 NEWINS, Amie �������������������������������������������� 57 Q SCHEIN, Chelsea...... 64 SPRUYT, Adriaan...... 51 U WHEATLEY, Thalia...... 78 STARR, Emily ��������������������������������������25, 31, 75 WHITEHEAD, Aubrey...... 89 NGUYEN-FENG, Viann...... 30, 47 QUINNEY, Sam �������������������������������������� 37, 41 SCHILLER, Daniela...... 50 UCHIDA, Yukiko �������������������������������������������� 85 STARR, Lisa ��������������������������������32, 40, 58, 61 WHITFIELD-GABRIELI, Susan...... 33, 80 NIELSEN, Lis ����������������������� 32, 37, 40, 63, 67 SCHJOEDT, Uffe...... 59 UTTAL, David ������������������������������������������������� 52 NIJSTAD, Bernard...... 74 R SCHLEIDER, Jessica ������������������������ 32, 40, 87 STEFFEL, Mary �������������������������������� 34, 53, 77 WHITSON, Jennifer...... 74 NJOKU, Stephanie ��������������������������������36, 56 RACHLINSKI, Jeffrey...... 34, 52 SCHLESINGER, Molly...... 52 STEG, Linda ���������������������������������������������������46 V WIEZEL, Adi ��������������������������������������25, 31, 75 NOEL, Melanie ��������������������������������������������� 49 RAINES, Amanda...... 60 SCHMADER, Toni...... 62 STEIN, Jeffrey �����������������������������������37, 63, 67 VAIDYANATHAN, Uma...... 36, 59 WILLIAMS, Melissa...... 49 NOORDEWIER, Marret...... 53 RAMCHANDANI, Vijay...... 66 SCHMEICHEL, Brandon...... 61 STEINLE, Aurora �������������������������������������� 37, 41 VALLACHER, Robin...... 62 WILSON, Kevin �������������������������������������� 37, 41 NOWAK, Andrzej...... 62 RAPPORT, Mark ��������������������������������������������88 SCHROEDER, Juliana...... 49 STOLIER, Ryan �����������������������������������������������53 VAN BAVEL, Jay ������������������������������������� 28, 42 WILSON, Laura �������������������������������������������� 57 NUNN, Nathan �������������������������������������������� 85 RASMUSSEN, Andrew...... 57, 83 SCHÜLER, Julia ���������������������������������������������86 STRASZEWSKI, Tasha...... 57 VANDERHASSELT, Marie-Anne...... 83 WILSON, Timothy ����������������������������������35, 76 RATTAN, Aneeta...... 48 STRAUMAN, Timothy ��������������������� 32, 40, 58 VAN DE SCHOOT, Rens �����������������28, 39, 53 WINTER, Sonja ���������������������������������������������53 O SCHWOERER, Bettina...... 87 RAVISHANKAR, Anita...... 37, 41 SEALS, Christopher...... 89 STRILER, Jamie ���������������������������������������� 30, 47 VAN DILLEN, Lotte...... 53 WISCO, Blair �������������������������������������������������61 OCHSENDORF, Robert...... 36, 66 READ, Stephen ���������������������������������������������� 62 SEBANZ, Natalie...... 49 SULLIVAN, Nikki...... 53 VAN ELK, Michiel ���������������������������������� 59, 67 WOJCIESZAK, Magdalena...... 79 OCHSNER, Kevin...... 64 REAGAN, Robert Timothy...... 34, 52 SERPELL, Zewelanji ��������������������������35, 49, 60 SUMMERS, Christopher...... 53 VAN IJZENDOORN, Marinus...... 33, 78 WOLF, Benjamin...... 84 OETTINGEN, Gabriele...... 87 REDA, Mariam ��������������������������������� 25, 31, 72 SEYMOUR, Karen �����������������������������������37, 63 SUMNER, Jennifer ���������������������������37, 63, 67 VAN LEEUWEN, Neil...... 67 WOOD, Wendy �������������������������������������35, 76 OKECHUKWU, Cassandra...... 54 REID-HELLBERG, Thayle...... 51 SHACKMAN, Alexander...... 50, 89 SUSSILLO, David...... 70 VAN PROOIJEN, Jan-Willem...... 74, 76, 77 WOO, Sang Eun...... 78 O’KEEFE, Paul �����������������������������������������������48 REMPEL, John ������������������������������������������������ 89 SHEPPARD, Vanessa...... 62 SWANSON, Lee...... 88 VAN’T VEER, Anna �������������������������������� 28, 42 WRIGHT, Rex �������������������������������������������������61 OLAH, Andrew ��������������������������������������������� 87 I RENTFROW, Jason...... 79 SHEPPES, Gal ���������������������������������������� 48, 85 SWEENY, Kate ���������������������������������������������� 87 VASSENA, Eliana...... 48 WU, Deborah �����������������������������������������������58 ndex OLCAYSOY OKTEN, Irmak...... 63 REYNA, Valerie ��������������������������������34, 62, 74 SHERIDAN, Kimberly...... 36, 67 SZPUNAR, Karl ������������������������������� 53, 66, 87 VAZIRE, Simine ���������������������������������28, 42, 75 WU, Kaidi ������������������������������������������������������ 67 OREHEK, Edward...... 65 REYNOLDS-MCILNAY, Ryann...... 48 SHERMAN, Ryne...... 78 T VEEN, Duco ��������������������������������������������������53 WU, Keyu ������������������������������������������������������58 ORVELL, Ariana ��������������������������������������������48 RICHTER, Michael...... 86 VERKUILEN, Jay ��������������������������������������������83 SHI, Dingjing ������������������������������������������������� 47 TACKETT, Jennifer L...... 33 X O’SHEA, Brian �����������������������������������������������51 RILEY, Tennisha ���������������������������������������������� 49 VIDMAR-PERRINS, Mikaela...... 52 SHIFFMAN, Saul...... 66 TADMORE, Carmit...... 79 XU, Xiaowen ���������������������������������������������������51 OSWALD, Frederick �������������������������������49, 78 RINALDO, Gillian...... 51 VINE, Vera ������������������������������������������������������61 SHODA, Yuichi ����������������������������������������������66 TALHELM, Thomas...... 85 OVERALL, Nickola ��������������������������������� 65, 84 RIOS, Kimberly ��������������������������������������������� 49 VISSOCI, Joao Ricardo Nickenig...... 57 Y SHOOK, Natalie...... 51 TALIAFERRO, Jeffrey �������������������������������35, 79 OWENS, Bianca...... 63 ROBERSON, Quinetta...... 75 VOGT, Sonja ������������������������������������������������� 62 YANG, Xiao �������������������������������������������������� 54 SHROUT, Patrick �������������������������������������28, 41 TAMIR, Diana ������������������������������������������������66 OXFORD, Jon ������������������������������������������������86 ROBERTO, Christina...... 46 VOHS, Kathleen ��������������������������������������������63 YAO, Xiaohui �������������������������������������������������88 SIEGEL, Jason �����������������������������������������57, 88 TANANA, Michael...... 60 ROBERTSON, Theresa...... 65 VOLBERG, Marius...... 66 YARKONI, Tal ����������������������������29, 42, 58, 79 P SILVESTRINI, Nicolas...... 61 TANG, Julia ���������������������������������������������������88 ROBINAUGH, Donald...... 58 VRIEZE, Scott ������������������������������������������������� 84 YAROSLAVSKY, Ilya...... 54 PACHECO, Jennifer �������������������������������36, 59 SIMMONS, Janine ���������������������������������37, 67 TANGNEY, June ������������������������������������������� 62 ROBINSON, Jeffrey...... 51 YOKUM, David ������������������������������� 34, 46, 77 PALMER, Cara �����������������������������������������������53 SIMONS, Daniel �����������������������������28, 42, 79 TANOVIC, Ema ���������������������������������������������83 W ROCKMANN, Kevin...... 73 YOON, Tehrim ����������������������������������������������53 PARIKH-CHOPRA, Seetal...... 87 SIMONS, Laura �������������������������������������������� 49 TAY, Louis ������������������������������������������������������� 73 WAMSER, Rachel...... 60 ROMERO-CANYAS, Rainer...... 88 YOUNG, Kymberly...... 84 PARK, Crystal ����������������������������������������� 62, 89 SIMONS, Robert ����������������������������������� 32, 40 TEACHMAN, Bethany ����������� 33, 61, 78, 102 WANG, Amanda...... 88 ROSEMAN, Ira ��������������������������������������������� 89 YOUNGSTROM, Eric...... 61, 102 PARK, Sophia Seonyeong...... 25, 31, 75 SIN, Parco ���������������������������������������������� 30, 47 TENENBAUM, Josh...... 70 WANG, Haowei �������������������������������25, 31, 75 ROSENFELD, Daniel...... 59 PÄRNAMETS, Philip...... 58 SJOBECK, Gustav...... 64 TENEVA, Nadya...... 85 WANG, Judy ������������������������������������������������88 Z ROSENZWEIG, Cheskie...... 62 PATEV, Alison ������������������������������������������������63 SKINNER, Kayla...... 61 TEPLIN, Linda ������������������������������������������������ 52 WANG, Shu-wen...... 89 ZABELINA, Darya...... 51 ROSS, Lee ������������������������������������������������������ 52 PATIL, Indrajeet ����������������������������������������������58 SMEETS, Tom ������������������������������������������������ 57 TERRELL, Debra ���������������������������������������������58 WANG, Xijing �����������������������������������������������63 ZACKS, Jeffrey ������������������������������������������3, 68 ROSS, Robert ������������������������������������������������59 PATRIQUIN, Michelle...... 57 SMID, Sanne �������������������������������������������������53 THALLA, Natasha ���������������������������������� 30, 54 WASHBURN, Jason �����������������������������61, 102 ZALESKIEWICZ, Tomasz...... 63 ROTHMAN, Naomi...... 73 PAULUS, Martin �������������������������������������������� 89 SMITH, Adam ���������������������������������������� 30, 47 THOROUGHMAN, Kurt...... 36, 66 WASIL, Akash ���������������������������������� 25, 31, 72 ZAPATA, Mercedes Ann ������������������ 25, 31, 72 ROTTENBERG, Jonathan...... 54 PEARSON, Adam...... 58 SMITH, Tamarah ������������������������������������ 29, 86 TODD, Jason ������������������������������������������������� 97 WATERS, Andrew...... 66 ZECH, Hilmar ������������������������������������������������53 RUCH, Willibald...... 87 PEDERSEN, Eric ��������������������������������������������65 SNYDER, Hannah...... 88 TOMASELLO, Michael...... 3, 43 WATTS, Tyler ������������������������������������������������� 41 ZEE, Katherine �����������������������������������������������66 RULE, Nicholas ����������������������������������������������53 PEREZ, Monica �������������������������������� 25, 31, 72 SNYDER, Mark ��������������������������������������������� 57 TONG, Xin ���������������������������������������������������� 47 WEBB, Christian ��������������������������������������������60 ZHANG, Jizhi ������������������������������������������������86 RUSCIO, Ayelet ���������������������������������������������71 PERRY-SMITH, Jill...... 74 SOLIS, Graciela ��������������������������������������������50 TRACY, Jessica ���������������������������������������������� 62 WEBER, Elke ������������������������������������ 46, 62, 88 ZHANG, Qian ���������������������������������������������� 47 RUTHERFORD, Teomara...... 89 PHELPS, Elizabeth ���������������������� 31, 77, 79, 87 SOLOMON, Gregg ����������������������� 36, 54, 66 TREAT, Teresa ����������������������������������������� 32, 40 WEBSTER, Gregory...... 54 ZIPPERT, Erica ������������������������������������������������ 52 RYAN, Joshua ������������������������������������������������53 PHILLIPS, Katherine...... 80 SOMERVILLE, Leah ������������������������� 33, 64, 80 TROPP, Linda ������������������������������������������������� 79 WEEKS, Molly �����������������������������������������������58
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