March Methodology Madness

March Methodology Madness

The Annual Issue Devoted to Research Methods and Practices ObserverVol. 30, No. 3 March 2017 March Methodology Madness 0 Featuring: R Tools Created by Psychological Scientists and for Psychological Scientists a publication of www.psychologicalscience.org/observer Integrative Science Symposia Our Social Brain: Neurobiology of The Science of Successful Aging The Push and Pull of Values and Human Interactions Chair: Corinna E. Loeckenhoff, Behavior Chair: Piotr Winkielman, Department of Department of Human Development, Chair: Qi Wang, Department of Human Cornell University, USA Development, Cornell University, USA Psychology, University of California, 23-25 March 2017 | Vienna, Austria San Diego, USA Monica Fabiani, Department of Chi-yue Chiu, Department of Christian Keysers, Social Brain Lab, Psychology, University of Illinois at Urbana- Psychology, The Chinese University of Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience, Champaign, USA Hong Kong, China and Department of Psychology, University Teresa Liu-Ambrose, Department of Heidi Keller, Department of of Amsterdam, The Netherlands Physical Therapy, University of British Psychology, Osnabrück University, Brian D. Knutson, Department of Columbia, Canada Germany Register Today Psychology and Neuroscience, Stanford Denise C. Park, Center for Vital Hazel R. Markus, Department of University, USA Longevity The University of Texas at Psychology, Stanford University, USA Dallas, USA Claus Lamm, Faculty of Psychology, Scott Atran, School of Anthropology Department of Basic Psychological Research Karl A. Pillemer, Department of Human and Museum Ethnography, University and Research Methods University of Vienna, Development, Cornell University, USA of Oxford, United Kingdom KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Austria Walter Mischel, Department of Rebecca Saxe, Department of Brain and Emotions in Context Psychology, Columbia University, USA Cognitive Sciences, Massachusetts Institute Chair: Tanja Michael, Department of (Discussant) of Technology, USA Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, Universität des Saarlandes, Germany In Sync: The Dynamics of Social Who’s In, Who’s Out? Loneliness, Ralph Adolphs, Division of the Coordination Exclusion, and Integration Humanities and Social Sciences, Chair: Antonia Hamilton, Institute California Institute of Technology, USA Chair: Silvia H. Koller, Department of of Cognitive Neuroscience, University Psychology, Universidade Federal do Rio Iris M. Engelhard, Department of College London, United Kingdom Grande do Sul, Brazil Psychology, Utrecht University, Nick Chater, Behavioural Science The Netherlands Taciano L. Milfont, School of Psychology Group, Warwick Business School, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand Jeanne L. Tsai, Department of United Kingdom Cognitive Evolution: How Infants Break Genetic and Brain Psychology, Stanford University, USA Frosso Motti-Stefanidi, Department Shaun Gallagher, Department of People Are Animals Too Into Language Diversity in AutismS of Psychology, National and Kapodistrian Frank H. Wilhelm, Department of Philosophy, University of Memphis, USA Linda B. Smith Thomas Bourgeron University of Athens, Greece Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, W. Tecumseh Fitch Marco Iacoboni, Department of University of Salzburg, Austria Department of Cognitive Biology Department of Department of Human Genetics Stacey Sinclair, Department of Psychology, Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, University of Vienna, Austria Psychological and Brain Sciences and Cognitive Functions Princeton University, USA Klaus R. Scherer, Department of University of California, Los Angeles, USA Indiana University Bloomington, USA Pasteur Institute, France Psychology, University of Geneva, Alan Teo, Department of Psychiatry and Andrzej Nowak, Department of School of Public Health, Oregon Health Switzerland (Discussant) Psychology, University of Warsaw, Poland & Science University, USA and Florida Atlantic University, USA Bridging the Lab and the Real World Natalie Sebanz, Department of Better Minds: Understanding Cognitive Science, Central European Cognitive Enhancement Chair: Gabriella Vigliocco, College University, Hungary Chair: Lorenza S. Colzato, Department of London, United Kingdom Psychology, Cognitive Psychology Unit, Leiden Karen E. Adolph, Department of University, The Netherlands Psychology, New York University, USA Daphne Bavelier, Department of Emiliano Macaluso, Impact Team, Lyon Psychology, University of Geneva, Switzerland Neuroscience Research Center, France Arthur F. Kramer, Department of Susan Goldin-Meadow, Department www.icps2017.org Psychology, Northeastern University, USA of Comparative Human Development, E. Glenn Schellenberg, Department of The University of Chicago, USA ICPS SPONSORS Psychology, University of Toronto, Canada Rick Dale, Department of Cognition Ilina Singh, Department of Psychiatry & Information Sciences, University of University of Oxford, United Kingdom California, Merced, USA Dittrich & Partner Consulting GmbH Yvonne Rogers, Department of www.dpc-software.de Computer Science, University College #icps17vie London, United Kingdom Integrative Science Symposia Our Social Brain: Neurobiology of The Science of Successful Aging The Push and Pull of Values and Human Interactions Chair: Corinna E. Loeckenhoff, Behavior Chair: Piotr Winkielman, Department of Department of Human Development, Chair: Qi Wang, Department of Human Cornell University, USA Development, Cornell University, USA Psychology, University of California, 23-25 March 2017 | Vienna, Austria San Diego, USA Monica Fabiani, Department of Chi-yue Chiu, Department of Christian Keysers, Social Brain Lab, Psychology, University of Illinois at Urbana- Psychology, The Chinese University of Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience, Champaign, USA Hong Kong, China and Department of Psychology, University Teresa Liu-Ambrose, Department of Heidi Keller, Department of of Amsterdam, The Netherlands Physical Therapy, University of British Psychology, Osnabrück University, Brian D. Knutson, Department of Columbia, Canada Germany Register Today Psychology and Neuroscience, Stanford Denise C. Park, Center for Vital Hazel R. Markus, Department of University, USA Longevity The University of Texas at Psychology, Stanford University, USA Dallas, USA Claus Lamm, Faculty of Psychology, Scott Atran, School of Anthropology Department of Basic Psychological Research Karl A. Pillemer, Department of Human and Museum Ethnography, University and Research Methods University of Vienna, Development, Cornell University, USA of Oxford, United Kingdom KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Austria Walter Mischel, Department of Rebecca Saxe, Department of Brain and Emotions in Context Psychology, Columbia University, USA Cognitive Sciences, Massachusetts Institute Chair: Tanja Michael, Department of (Discussant) of Technology, USA Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, Universität des Saarlandes, Germany In Sync: The Dynamics of Social Who’s In, Who’s Out? Loneliness, Ralph Adolphs, Division of the Coordination Exclusion, and Integration Humanities and Social Sciences, Chair: Antonia Hamilton, Institute California Institute of Technology, USA Chair: Silvia H. Koller, Department of of Cognitive Neuroscience, University Psychology, Universidade Federal do Rio Iris M. Engelhard, Department of College London, United Kingdom Grande do Sul, Brazil Psychology, Utrecht University, Nick Chater, Behavioural Science The Netherlands Taciano L. Milfont, School of Psychology Group, Warwick Business School, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand Jeanne L. Tsai, Department of United Kingdom Cognitive Evolution: How Infants Break Genetic and Brain Psychology, Stanford University, USA Frosso Motti-Stefanidi, Department Shaun Gallagher, Department of People Are Animals Too Into Language Diversity in AutismS of Psychology, National and Kapodistrian Frank H. Wilhelm, Department of Philosophy, University of Memphis, USA Linda B. Smith Thomas Bourgeron University of Athens, Greece Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, W. Tecumseh Fitch Marco Iacoboni, Department of University of Salzburg, Austria Department of Cognitive Biology Department of Department of Human Genetics Stacey Sinclair, Department of Psychology, Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, University of Vienna, Austria Psychological and Brain Sciences and Cognitive Functions Princeton University, USA Klaus R. Scherer, Department of University of California, Los Angeles, USA Indiana University Bloomington, USA Pasteur Institute, France Psychology, University of Geneva, Alan Teo, Department of Psychiatry and Andrzej Nowak, Department of School of Public Health, Oregon Health Switzerland (Discussant) Psychology, University of Warsaw, Poland & Science University, USA and Florida Atlantic University, USA Bridging the Lab and the Real World Natalie Sebanz, Department of Better Minds: Understanding Cognitive Science, Central European Cognitive Enhancement Chair: Gabriella Vigliocco, College University, Hungary Chair: Lorenza S. Colzato, Department of London, United Kingdom Psychology, Cognitive Psychology Unit, Leiden Karen E. Adolph, Department of University, The Netherlands Psychology, New York University, USA Daphne Bavelier, Department of Emiliano Macaluso, Impact Team, Lyon Psychology, University of Geneva, Switzerland Neuroscience Research Center, France Arthur F. Kramer, Department of Susan Goldin-Meadow, Department www.icps2017.org Psychology, Northeastern University, USA of Comparative Human Development, E. Glenn Schellenberg, Department of The University of Chicago, USA ICPS

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