OCTOBER 3-5 WASHINGTON, DC GRAND HYATT WASHINGTON 2019 PROGRAM #APATech19 Full Program TABLE OF CONTENTS Senior Program Committee .................................................................................................................. 4 Review Committee .................................................................................................................................. 4 Sponsor Acknowledgments ................................................................................................................. 5 Conference Exhibitors ............................................................................................................................ 6 Agenda at a Glance ................................................................................................................................. 7 Program ..................................................................................................................................................... 10 THURSDAY .................................................................................................................................... 10 FRIDAY ............................................................................................................................................ 13 SATURDAY ..................................................................................................................................... 96 Grand Hyatt Washington ...................................................................................................................... 162 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS IN COOPERATION WITH Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence The Center for Innovative Research in Cyberlearning APA Division 3: Society for Experimental Psychology and Cognitive Science APA Division 13: Society of Consulting Psychology APA Division 14: Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology APA Division 21: Applied Experimental and Engineering Psychology APA Division 46: Society for Media Psychology and Technology WIFI SSID: HYATTMEETING Password: TECH2019 Case Sensitive ADA/ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION Please see APA staff for assistance. GET THE MOST OUT OF TMS 2019 Set up your attendee account, view the full agenda, and start building a personal schedule of the presentations you want to attend. TMS2019.HUBB.ME FOLLOW APA ON SOCIAL MEDIA FACEBOOK: @AmericanPsychologicalAssociation TWITTER: @APA LINKEDIN: /company/american-psychological-association 3 TECHNOLOGY, MIND AND SOCIETY SENIOR PROGRAM COMMITTEE REVIEW COMMITTEE David W. Ballard, Conference Chair Sebiha Balci Felice Resnik American Psychological Association David Ballard Ashley Ricker Jaime Banks Ganit Richter Tara Behrend, Committee Co-Chair George Washington University Heather Barker Ma. Mercedes Rodrigo Barbara Barry Katharina Rohlfing H. Chad Lane, Committee Co-Chair David Bilkey Ronny Scherer University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Ramakrishna Biswal Juliana Schroeder Tim Bickmore Karen Black Keke Schuler Northeastern University Emmanuel Blanchard Matthew Smith Fran Blumberg Thitirat Sriplo Fran Blumberg Meyran Boniel-Nissim Taylor Stephens Fordham University Justin Bonny Jeremiah Still Walter (Wally) Boot Walter Boot Ilaria Torre Florida State University Nigel Bosch Kim Vu Nick Bowman Staci Weiss Will Browne Victoria University of Wellington Andrea Bublitz Claudia Wenzel Stephanie Buono Lorin Williams Angelo Cangelosi Kaitlyn Burnell Ying Xu University of Manchester Sandra Calvert Zhenhua Xu Jing Chen dympna casey Caglar Yildirim Old Dominion University Marc Cavazza Michael Zimmer Daniela Conti Jennifer Zosh Deborah Forster Sara Czaja University of California San Diego Paul Derby Jeff Hancock Jon Elhai Stanford University Jonas Frich Sharath Chandra Guntuku Peter Hancock Rachelle Hippler University of Central Florida Bruce Homer Nicole Krämer Elizabeth Skora Horgan University of Duisburgh-Essen Matt Howard Jerry Krueger Erica Kleinknecht Krueger Ergonomics Consultants Jeff Krichmar Helianthe Kort Dar Meshi Edward Kravitz Michigan State University Yi-Ching Lee Dan Morrow Laura Leventhal University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Sunny Liu Flora Ma Anat Rafaeli Leanne Ma Technion Israel Institute of Technology Athanasios Mazarakis Florian RÖhrbein Hannah Mieczkowski Technical University of Munich Ali Momen Teresa Ober Juliana Schroeder University of California Berkeley Fred Oswald Eva Parkhurst Kim-Phuong L. Vu Susan Persky California State University Long Beach Eli Pincus Adrian Ward Roshni Raveendhran University of Texas Austin Lisa Renzi-Hammond 4 TECHNOLOGY, MIND AND SOCIETY SPONSOR ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We would like to thank our sponsors for helping to make the Technology, Mind, and Society conference possible. PLAN B TECHNOLOGIES, INC. RECOVERYPOINT 185 Admiral Cochrane Dr., Suite 150 75 West Watkins Mill Rd. Annapolis, MN 21401 Gaithersburg, MD 20878 www.planbtech.net www.recoverypoint.com Plan B Technologies, Inc. (PBT) is an IT solutions provider with Recovery Point is a leading national provider of IT infrastructure expertise in storage, backup, recovery and archiving, security, and business resilience services. We support all technology en- networking, Microsoft, cloud and virtualization solutions. PBT vironments, from the mainframe to the desktop. 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