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CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Thursday, October 2, 2014
1:00pm – 10:00pm Registration
Location: Bellows Prefunction East (Lower level)
6:30pm – 8:30pm Reception (drink ticket and cash bar, appetizers)
Location: George Bellows Ballroom DEF (Lower level)
6:00pm – 10:00pm Executive committee meeting and dinner
Location: Edward Parker Hayden (Lobby level)
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Friday, October 3, 2014
8:00am – 5:00pm Registration
Location: Bellows Prefunction East (Lower level)
7:30am – 8:30am Continental Breakfast
Location: George Bellows Ballroom CDEF (Lower level)
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8:30am – 9:40am Symposia: Session 1
Close Relationships Conceptualized as a Judgment and Decision Making Domain
Location: George Bellows Ballroom A & B (Lower level)
Chair: Geoff MacDonald, University of Toronto
John V. Petrocelli, Wake Forest University
Counterfactual Thinking and Regret in the Context of Close Relationships
John V Petrocelli, Julia E Brinton, &Kelly Erickson, Wake Forest University
People Overestimate their Willingness to Reject Potential Romantic Partners
Geoff MacDonald, Samantha Joel, & Rimma Teper, University of Toronto
What do People Really Think of You? Accuracy and Bias in Interpersonal Judgment
Erika N. Carlson, University of Toronto
Deciding Whom to Seek for Support
Lara Kammrath, Wake Forest University
Ben Armstrong, McGill University
Character in Context: Diverse Approaches to the Study of Unethical Behavior
Location: Robert King (Lobby level)
Chair: Taya R. Cohen, Carnegie Mellon University
Jeremy A. Frimer, University of Winnipeg
Moral Character Predominates in Person Perception and Evaluation
Geoffrey P. Goodwin, Jared Piazza, Paul Rozin, &Justin Landy, University of Pennsylvania
Do Moral Talkers Walk the Moral Walk?
Jeremy A. Frimer, University of Winnipeg
Character through Context: Exploring Individual Differences in “Triggers” of Immoral Behavior
Erik G. Helzer, William Fleeson, &R. Michael Furr, Wake Forest University
The Reciprocal Relationship between Bad Work Environments and Unethical Work Behaviors
Taya R. Cohen & Yeonjeong Kim, Carnegie Mellon University
A. T. Panter, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Achieving Intergroup Understanding: Contact, Communication, and (Affiliative) Concerns
Location: Elijah Pierce A & B (Lobby level)
Chair: Deborah S. Holoien, The Ohio State University
Robyn K. Mallett, Loyola University Chicago
Everyday Cross-Race Experiences: The Role of Affect, Understanding, and Acquaintanceship
Robyn K. Mallett, Loyola University Chicago
Sharon Akimoto, Carleton College
Shigehiro Oishi, University of Virginia
Feeling (Mis)understood in Intergroup Friendships and Interracial Interactions
Nicole Shelton & Randi L. Garcia, Princeton University
Sara Douglass, Arizona State University
Tiffany Yip, Fordham University
Thomas Trail, RAND
“Fight the Power” vs. “I Have a Dream”: Implicit Power Moderates how African Americans Promote Intergroup Understanding About Injustice and Oppression
Ruth Ditlmann, WZB Social Science Research Center Berlin
Valerie Purdie-Vaughns, Columbia University
John Dovidio, Yale University
Desire to Affiliate and Accuracy in Understanding Cross-Race Partners
Deborah S. Holoien, Ohio State University
Hilary B. Bergsieker, University of Waterloo
J. Nicole Shelton & Jan Marie Alegre, Princeton University
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9:40am – 9:45am Break
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9:45am – 10:55am Symposia: Session 2
New Insights into Scientific Integrity in Social Psychology and Other Sciences: A Challenge for Our Field
Location: George Bellows Ballroom A & B (Lower level)
Chair: Jon A. Krosnick, Stanford University
An Overview
A. Krosnick, Stanford University
Could you repeat the question please?
Uri Simonsohn, University of Pennsylvania
The “Wow Effect”: Data Interpretation and Scientific Story-Telling as Issues of Research Integrity
Lee Jussim, Rutgers University
Ifat Maoz, Hebrew University, Israel
An Example of (Partial) Failure to Replicate: How Important (But Not So New) Lessons Can Be (Re)Learned from Relentless Pursuit of the Ease of Retrieval Effect
David Yeager, University of Texas, Austin
Discussant
John Cacioppo, University of Chicago
New Perspectives on Classic Experiments: Asch, Milgram, and Zimbardo Reconsidered
Location: Robert King (Lobby level)
Chair: Bert Hodges, Gordon College & University of Connecticut
Speaking from Ignorance: Diverging from and Following the Lead of Others
Bert H. Hodges, Gordon College & University of Connecticut
Escaping our Theoretical Prisons: The Path from Tyranny to Resistance
S. Alexander Haslam, University of Queensland
Only Obeying Orders? Revisiting Milgram's Obedience Studies
Stephen D. Reicher, University of St. Andrews
Antecedents and Consequences of Perceived Science-Religion Conflicts
Location: Elijah Pierce A & B (Lobby level)
Chair: Kimberly Rios, Ohio University
Azim Shariff, University of Oregon
Creationism: The Science behind a Science-Religion Conflict
Will Gervais, University of Kentucky
Ghost vs. Machine: Explanatory Completion between Neuroscience and the Soul
Jesse Preston, Ryan Ritter, University of Illinois
Justin Hepler, University of Nevada, Reno
Christian Identity as Stereotype Threat: Effects on Scientific Performance and Interest
Kimberly Rios and Rebecca Totton, Ohio University
Zhen Cheng, University of Oregon
Kathryne Van Hedger and Joshua Liu, University of Chicago
Azim Shariff, University of Oregon
Religion in the Ivory Tower: Where Angels Fear to Tread
Azim Shariff & Zhen Cheng, University of Oregon
Kimberly Rios, Ohio University
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10:55am – 11:10am Coffee break
Location: Bellows Prefunction North (Lower level) and Pierce Prefunction A & B (Lobby level)
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11:10am – 12:20pm Symposia: Session 3
Advances in Behavioral Effects of Priming through Meta-Analysis and Experimental Research
Location: George Bellows Ballroom A & B (Lower level)
Chair: Dolores Albarracín, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
Making Sense of Moderation with Theory – The Situated Inference Model of Priming
Chris Loersch, University of Colorado
B. Keith Payne, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Priming, Replication, and Models of Automaticity
Joseph Cesario, Michigan State University, USA
Meta-Analysis of Behavioral Effects of Primes to Incidentally Induce Goals
Dolores Albarracín, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
Evan Weingarten, Qijia Chen, Maxwell McAdams, & Jessica Yi, University of Pennsylvania
Publication Bias in Incidental Goal Priming Effects?
Justin Hepler, University of Nevada, Reno
Evan Weingarten, Qijia Chen, Maxwell McAdams, & Jessica Yi, University of Pennsylvania
Dolores Albarracín, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
From Culture as Stable to Culture as Situated and Malleable by Context
Location: Robert King (Lobby level)
Chair: Daphna Oyserman University of Southern California
Kees van den Bos, Utrecht University
Culture as Situated Cognition
Daphna Oyserman, University of Southern California
Cultural Mindset, Problem Type and Problem-Solving
Sharon Arieli &Lilach Sagiv, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Cultural Influences on Emotional Expressiveness Influence the Neural Processing of Emotional Experiences
Mary Helen Immordino-Yang& Xiaofei Yang, Brain and Creativity Institute & Rossier School of Education, University of Southern California
Studying Cross-Cultural Differences in Fairness Responses Using Countercultural Priming
Kees van den Bos, Utrecht University
Joel Brockner, Columbia University
Tanja S. van Veldhuizen, Maastricht University
Discussant
Hazel R. Markus, Stanford University
Gratitude as an Engine for Sociality
Location: Elijah Pierce A & B (Lobby level)
Chair: David DeSteno, Northeastern University
The Development of Gratitude: The Effects of Receiving a Gift
Peter R. Blake, Boston University
Maria Renken, The College of William and Mary
Yarrow Dunham, Yale University
Gratitude is the New Willpower: How Being Grateful Builds Economic and Social Capital
David DeSteno, Northeastern University
Unpacking the Mechanisms for Gratitude’s Benefits in Closer Relationships
Sara B. Algoe, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Is Expressing Gratitude (and Other Relational Emotions) Always Needed and Always Good for Relationships?
Margaret S. Clark & Katherine Von Culin, Yale University
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12:25pm – 2:10pm Lunch and Award Addresses
Location: George Bellows Ballroom CDEF (Lower level)
Distinguished Scientist Award
FABBS Early Career Award
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2:10pm – 3:20pm Symposia: Session 4
Self-Continuity: How Individuals Maintain Links with Their Past and Their Future
Location: George Bellows Ballroom A & B (Lower level)
Chair: Constantine Sedikides, University of Southampton, UK
Restoring Self-Continuity through Growth Meanings: Narrating Transgressions
Monisha Pasupathi, University of Utah
Metaphor Use Facilitates Self-Continuity
Mark J. Landau, University of Kansas
Nostalgia Fosters Self-Continuity
Constantine Sedikides, University of Southampton, UK
Words Speak Loudly Too: The Effect of Linguistic Structure and Choices on Cognition, Emotion, and Behavior
Location: Robert King (Lobby level)
Pamela K. Smith, University of California, San Diego
Language Structure and Economic Behavior
M. Keith Chen, University of California, Los Angeles
Framing Love: When it Hurts to Think We Were Made for Each Other
Spike W. S. Lee, Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto, Canada
Norbert Schwarz, University of Southern California
Being by Doing: When What You Do Shapes Who You Are
Christopher Bryan & Dominic Alvernaz, University of California, San Diego
Using Abstract Language Signals Power
Cheryl J. Wakslak, Pamela K. Smith, & Albert Han, University of Southern California
Political Traps: Psychological Barriers to Political Solutions and Psychological Solutions to Political Barriers
Location: Elijah Pierce B (Lobby Level)
Chair: David Sherman, University of California, Santa Barbara
Leaf Van Boven, University of Colorado Boulder
Motivated Numeracy and Enlightened Self-Government
Dan Kahan, Yale Law School
Ellen Peters, The Ohio State University
Erica Dawson, Cornell University
Paul Slovic, University of Oregon
Political Partisanship is a Substantial Yet Surmountable Barrier to Climate Change Policy Solutions
Leaf Van Boven, University of Colorado Boulder
David Sherman, University of California, Santa Barbara
Michaela Huber, Dresden University
Strategic Moral Reframing Facilitates Political Influence and Understanding
Matthew Feinberg, University of Toronto
Robb Willar, Stanford University
The Psychological and Health Benefits of Civil Rights: The Case of the 2013 Supreme Court Ruling on Same-Sex Marriage
Kyle Ratner, University of California, Santa Barbara
Baldwin Way, The Ohio State University
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3:20pm – 3:35pm Coffee and snack break
Location: Bellows Prefunction North (Lower level) and Pierce Prefunction A & B (Lobby level)
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3:35pm – 4:45pm Symposia: Session 5
The Road to Success is Paved by the Self: Exploring Self-Processes that Influence Goal Pursuit
Location: George Bellows Ballroom A & B (Lower level)
Chair: Erin M. O’Mara, University of Dayton
Lowell Gaertner, University of Tennessee
Keeping Good Company: Self-regulatory Skill Predicts Looking outside the Self for Goal Support
Michelle R. vanDellen, University of Georgia
James Y. Shah, Duke University
N. Pontus Leander, University of Groningen
Julie C. Delose & Jerica X. Bornstein, University of Georgia
My Calendar, Myself: How Temporal Landmarks Structure Time, and Influence Identity and Goal-Pursuit Motivation
Johanna Peetz, Carleton University
Anne E. Wilson, Wilfrid Laurier University
Boasts are a Boost: Achievement-Prime Self-Reactivity Predicts Subsequent Academic Performance
Richard H. Gramzow, Syracuse University
Camille S. Johnson, San Jose State University
Greg Willard, Harvard University
An Experimental Analysis of Self-Enhancement as a Goal Directed Force
Erin M. O’Mara, University of Dayton
Lowell Gaertner, University of Tennessee
Developing a Social Mind
Location: Robert King (Lobby level)
Chair: Yarrow Dunham, Yale University
Competence and Warmth in the Development of Selective Trust
Melissa Koenig, University of Minnesota
Rituals Increase Children’s Affiliation with In-group Members
Cristine Legare & Nicole Wen, University of Texas, Austin
Developmental and Cross-Cultural Evidence for the Emergence of Beliefs About Choice
Tamar Kushnir, Cornell University
A Developmental History of Implicit Evaluations
Yarrow Dunham, Yale University
Leveraging the Value of Diversity In Teams: Four Useful Processes
Location: Elijah Pierce A (Lobby level)
Chair: Tanya Vacharkulksemsuk, University of California, Berkeley
Katherine Phillips, Columbia University
Intergroup Contact: Can Positive Social Contact Enhance Performance for Cross-race relative to Same-race Dyads?
Modupe Akinola, Columbia University
Wendy Berry Mendes, University of California, San Francisco
Sync or Swim? Initial Evidence for Entrainment and Cognitive Resource Differences in Same- and Cross-race Interactions
Tanya Vacharkulksemsuk, University of California, Berkeley
Sophie Trawalter, University of Virginia
Kimberly Quinn, DePaul University
The Effects of Cognitive Diversity on Collective Intelligence and Team Learning
Ishani Aggarwal, Georgia Tech
Anita Williams Woolley, Carnegie Mellon University
Is it better to Disagree or Stay Silent? It Depends on Status and Diversity
Negin R. Toosi & Katherine W. Phillips, Columbia University
When Does Consensus Emerge, and Why Does it Matter? Social, Personality, and Evolutionary Perspectives
Location: Elijah Pierce B (Lobby level)
Chair: Paul W. Eastwick, University of Texas at Austin
Judgments of Personality from Close Others: Agreement across Various Social Contexts
Simine Vazire, University of California, Davis
Kelci Harris, Washington University in St. Louis
Relational Mate Value: Consensus and Uniqueness in Romantic Evaluations
Paul W. Eastwick & Lucy L. Hunt, University of Texas at Austin
“Ditto Heads”: Do Conservatives Perceive Greater Consensus within Their Ranks than Liberals?
Tessa West & Chadly Stern, New York University
Social Rejection: The Cowardice or Courage of Social Consensus?
Jennifer S. Beer & Gili Freedman, University of Texas at Austin
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4:45pm – 4:50pm Break
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4:50pm – 6:00pm Symposia: Session 6
New Directions in the Motivational Science of Self-Regulation
Location: George Bellows A & B (Lower level)
Chair: Ayelet Fishbach, University of Chicago
Melissa Ferguson, Cornell University
Age-Related Differences in Focusing on the Process vs. the Outcome of Goal
Pursuit: Effects on Adaptive Self-Regulation
Alexandra M. Freund & Josua R. Schmeitzky, University of Zurich
Intrinsic Rewards for Extrinsic Goals
Ayelet Fishbach & Kaitlin Woolley, University of Chicago
Revisiting Perceptual Readiness: Effects of Goals on Object Construal
Melissa Ferguson, Cornell University
Ying Zhang, University of Texas
Szu-chi Huang, Stanford University
Ayelet Fishbach, University of Chicago
Infants’ Reasoning about Affiliative Goals and Food Consumption
Katherine D. Kinzler, Zoe Liberman, Kathleen Sullivan, & Amanda L. Woodward,
University of Chicago
Social Neurochemistry: The Pharmacological Dissection of Social Psychology
Location: Robert King (Lobby level)
Chair: Jennifer A. Bartz, McGill University
A Social High: MDMA’s Effects on Social Cognitive Processes
Margaret C. Wardle, University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
Charles G. Frye, Greg J. Norman, & Harriet de Wit, University of Chicago
How Serotonin and Dopamine Shape Moral Decision-Making
Molly J. Crockett, University of Oxford, UK
Acetaminophen’s Effects on Social Pain are a Function of Personality and Social Context
Baldwin M. Way, Ohio State University
When Two Worlds Unite: How Button Presses and Reaction Times Can Help Us to Understand Real-World Phenomena
Location: Elijah Pierce B (Lobby level)
Chair: Bertram Gawronski, University of Texas at Austin
Decisions among the Undecided: Implicit Attitudes Predict Behavior for Undecided Voters
B. Keith Payne, University of North Carolina at Chapel-Hill
Stacking the Jury: Legal Professionals Intuitively Select Jurors According to Implicit Racial Bias
Michael Morrison, Kings University College
Amanda DeVaul-Fetters, University of Western Ontario
Bertram Gawronski, University of Texas at Austin
Using Implicit Measures to Explore Cognitions Associated With Sexual Offending Against Children
Kevin L. Nunes & Chantal A. Hermann, Carleton University
Hidden Scars of Depression: Negative Implicit Self-Associations Following Recurrent Depressive Episodes
Peter J. de Jong, Hermien Elgersma, & Klaske Glashouwer, University of Groningen
6:00pm – 7:00pm Reception and Cash Bar
Location: George Bellows Ballroom CDEF (Lower level)
Informal Paper Session
Social Hour in Honor of New SESP Members
Newly elected members of SESP
Sara Algoe Jeremy Ginges Francois Ric
Emily Amanatullah Joshua Hart Laura Richman
Evan Apfelbaum Joshua Hicks Abraham Rutchick
Brock Bastian Jeffrey Huntsinger Rebecca Schlegel
Rachel L. Calogero Jeremy Jamieson Abigail Scholer
Eugene Caruso Eden King Nurit Shnabel
John Chambers Catalina Kopetz Garriy Shteynberg
Alison Chasteen Christine Logel Tomas Stahl
Rosalind Chow Denise Marigold Danu Anthony Stinson
Paul Conway Takahiko Masuda Justin Storbeck
Jarret Crawford Pranjal Mehta Andrew R. Todd
J. David Cresswell Jamie Napier Jay Van Bavel
Belle Deks Ellen Peters Courtney von Hippel
Nathanael Fast David Pizarro Heidi Wayment
Alexandra M. Freund Joseph Priester Adam Waytz
Jochen Gebauer Kimberly Quinn Elanor F. William
Andrew Geers Kate Ratiff
Informal Papers
Michele Acker (Otterbein University) “Perceptions of STEM Colleagues: Impact of Gender and Parenthood”
Kevin Blankenship (Iowa State University) “Values as a source of thought confidence in persuasion”
Cameron Brick (University of California, Santa Barbara) “I can't recycle in public: Visibility and pro-environmental behaviors”
Pablo Briñol, Ana Cancela, Beatriz Gandarillas, Richard Petty, Blanca Requero, & David Santos (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid) “Processing goals and persuasion”
Brad J. Bushman (The Ohio State University) “Violent video games reduce self-control”
Serena Chen (UC Berkeley) “Authenticity and Power”
John. F. Dovidio (Yale University) “The darker side of ‘we’”
Rebecca C. Hetey & Jennifer L. Eberhardt (Stanford University) “Racial disparities in incarceration increase acceptance of punitive policies”
Andrew Geers (University of Toledo) “Self-persuasion processes and placebo effects”
Michael Gilead (Columbia University) “Not our problem: Judgments of harmful vs. apathetic behavior towards ingroup and outgroup members”
Eric Hehman (New York University) “Person Perception at Intersection of Multiple Cues and Categories”
Jennifer Howell (University of Florida) “Establishing a Scale Measure of Information Avoidance”
Jeffrey R. Huntsinger (Loyola University Chicago) “A Flexible Influence of Affective Feelings on Analytic and Creative Performance”
Janice R. Kelly (Purdue University) “Emotional Contagion of Negative Emotions is Automatic”
Laura G. Kiken (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) “Does mindfulness attenuate thoughts emphasizing negativity, but not positivity?”
Robert W. Livingston (University of Sussex) “The Impact of Agency on Perceptions of Women Leaders”
Kerry Marsh (National Science Foundation) “Funding Opportunities”
Allen R. McConnell (Miami University) “Implicit consistency processes in social cognition: Explicit-implicit discrepancies across systems of evaluation”
Kathleen C. McCulloch (Lancaster University) “The Effects of Self-Other Similarity and Behavioral Synchrony on Vicarious Goal Satiation”
Rachel McDonald (University of Kansas) “Ingroup responsibility and normative inferences as barriers to climate change action”
Kala J. Melchiori (Loyola University Chicago) “Goal Activation following Sexism”
Andrea Meltzer (Southern Methodist University) “Sex Differences in the Implications of Partner Physical Attractiveness for the Trajectory of Marital Satisfaction”
Lisa Neff (University of Texas at Austin) “When blue skies turn cloudy: The influence of stressful life circumstances on perceptions of partner behavior in newlywed marriage”
Michael North (Columbia University) “Racial differences in non-verbal anxiety behaviors of pre-medical students under stereotype threat”
Michael Olson (University of Tennessee) “Downstream consequences of implicitly-formed attitudes: Implications for attitude strength”
Dominic Packer (Lehigh University) “Effective Social Institutions Reduce Strategic Intergroup Biases”
Lora Park (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Stand Tall, But Don't Put Your Feet Up: Universal and Culturally-Specific Effects of Expansive Postures on Power”
John B. Pryor (Illinois State University) “Stigma Magic”
Kimberly Quinn (DePaul University) “(A)synchrony-induced evaluative conditioning”
Richard Ronay (VU University, Amsterdam) “Sensitivity to changing contingencies is a foundation of social intelligence”
Ann Rumble (Ohio University- Chillicothe) “Why do we underuse punishment in response to noncooperation?”
Mark Seery & Wendy Quinton (University at Buffalo, SUNY) “Targeting Prejudice: Personal Self-Esteem as a Resource for Asians’ Attributions to Racial Discrimination”
Carolin Showers (University of Oklahoma) “Self-Structure and the Quality of Self-Knowledge”
Garriy Shteynberg (University of Tennessee) “Group Attention: A Fundamental Social Connection that Focuses the Mind”
Stefanie Simon (Tulane University) “The Effect of Confronting Gender Prejudice on Appraisals and Performance”
Mia Steinberg (Miami University) “The effect of construal level on communal affordances in STEM”
Leigh Ann Vaughn (Ithaca College) “Self-compassion and positive mood as predictors of meaning in life: The moderating effect of age”
Gregory D. Webster (University of Florida) “The Brief Aggression Questionnaire: Reliability, Validity, Structure, and Generalizability”
Duane T. Wegener (Ohio State University) “Use of Attitudes in Choice”
Eric D. Wesselmann (Illinois State University) “Manipulating Commitment to the Natural Environment”
Geoffrey Wetherell, Mark Brandt, & Christine Reyna (DePaul University & Tilburg University) “Moral Conviction is a Personal Matter”
Kipling Williams (Purdue University) “Evidence for the resignation stage of ostracism responses”
John Paul Wilson (University of Toronto) “Interactive Effects of Obvious and Ambiguous Social Categories on Perceptions of Leadership”
7:00pm – ??? Dinner out on the town
Locations: Short North Arts District, Arena District, Downtown Columbus
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Saturday, October 4, 2014
8:00am – 1:00pm Registration
Location: Bellows Prefunction East (Lower level)
7:30am – 8:30am Continental Breakfast
Location: George Bellows Ballroom CDEF (Lower level)
8:30am – 9:40am Symposia: Session 7
Social Relationships and Health
Location: Robert King (Lobby level)
Chair: Baldwin M. Way, The Ohio State University
Marital Discord, Depression, and Metabolic Responses to High-Fat Meals: How Troubled Marriages Promote Obesity
Janice K. Kiecolt-Glaser, Lisa Jaremka, Rebecca Andridge, Juan Peng, Diane Habash, William B. Malarkey, & Martha A. Belury, Institute for Behavioral Medicine Research and Ohio State University
Social Isolation and Health: Pathways and Mechanisms
John T. Cacioppo & Stephanie Cacioppo, University of Chicago
The Physiological Mechanisms Underlying Social Influences on Health
A. Courtney DeVries, Departments of Neuroscience and Psychology, Institute for Behavioral Medicine Research, The Ohio State University College of Medicine
Oxytocin Receptor Gene Polymorphism Modulates The Effects of Social Support on Heart Rate Variability in the Context of Social Stress
Julian F. Thayer, The Ohio State University
Magdalena K. Kanthak, University of Freiburg
Frances S. Chen, University of British Columbia
Robert Kumsta, Ruhr-University Bochum
LaBarron Hill, Duke University
Markus Heinrichs, University of Freiburg
The Many Faces of Hierarchy Maintenance: How Pro-Hierarchy Dominant Group Members Maintain Existing Social Hierarchies
Location: Elijah Pierce A (Lobby level)
Chair: Rosalind M. Chow, Carnegie Mellon University
Appeasement: Pro-Hierarchy Dominant Group Members’ Strategic Support for Redistributive Policies
Rosalind M. Chow, Carnegie Mellon University
Brian S. Lowery, Stanford University
Caitlin M. Hogan, Google, Inc.
Taking Race off the Table: Agenda-Setting and Support for Color-Blind Public Policy
Eric D. Knowles, New York University
Rosalind M. Chow, Carnegie Mellon University
Social Dominance Orientation Moderates Reactions to Black and White Discrimination Claimants
Miguel M. Unzueta, University of California, Los Angeles
Benjamin A. Everly, University of Sussex
Angélica S. Gutiérrez, Loyola Marymount University
“Nothing (Hierarchal) to See Here”: The Denial of Power Differences Between Groups across Contexts Links Social Dominance Orientation to the Rejection of Egalitarian Social Policy
Nour Kteily, Northwestern University
Arnold Ho, University of Michigan
Jennifer Sheehy-Skeffington, Harvard University
Emotional and Cognitive Capacities that Enable Social Intelligence
Location: Elijah Pierce B (Lobby level)
Chair: William von Hippel, University of Queensland, Australia
Emotion Recognition Has Social Psychological Consequences and Converges With Other Emotional Abilities When Assessed With Laboratory-Quality Measures
Hillary Anger Elfenbein, Washington University in St. Louis
The Nature and Consequences of Emotional Aperture Abilities: Collective Affect Recognition and Its Implications
Jeffrey Sanchez-Burks, University of Michigan
Caroline Bartel, University of Texas-Austin
Laura Rees, Vanderbilt University
Quy Huy, INSEAD
Inside The Mindful Mind: How Mindfulness Enhances Emotion Regulation through Improvements in Executive Control
Michael Inzlicht, University of Toronto
Rimma Teper, Yale University
Sensitivity to Changing Contingencies is a Foundation of Social Intelligence
Richard Ronay, VU University Amsterdam
William von Hippel, University of Queensland
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9:40am – 9:45am Break
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9:45am – 10:55am Symposia: Session 8
The Interface of Psychopathology with Basic Social and Personality Psychology
Location: Robert King (Lobby level)
Chair: William Fleeson, Wake Forest University
A Basic Personality Model, Built on Social Psychology Principles, for Elucidating the Personality Disorders
William Fleeson &R. Michael Furr, Wake Forest University
Elizabeth Mayfield Arnold, Wake Forest School of Medicine
Self-knowledge and Mental Disorders: The Need for Collaborative Research Efforts
Thomas Oltmanns, Washington University in St. Louis
Interpersonal Theory as a Foundation for Studying Social Processes in Psychopathology
Aidan G.C. Wright, University of Pittsburgh
Risk Taking as Motivated Cognition and Action
Catalina Kopetz, Wayne State University
Alexis Matusiewicz, University of Maryland, College Park
The Puzzle of Gender Inequality: Updated Pieces and Contemporary Issues
Location: Elijah Pierce A (Lobby level)
Chair: Toni Schmader, University of British Columbia
Alyssa Croft, University of British Columbia
A Status Asymmetry in Changing Roles: How Men’s Disinterest in Communal Roles Constrains Women’s Advancement
Toni Schmader, Alyssa Croft, & Katharina Block, University of British Columbia, Canada
Measuring Intergroup Gender-Ideologies: Separating Group Evaluations from Group Differentiation
Bernadette Park & Sarah Banchefsky, University of Colorado at Boulder
Something Old, Something New: How Do Individuals Accommodate to Change in the Social Structure?
Amanda B. Diekman, Miami University
The Tenacity of Gender Stereotypes
Alice Eagly, Northwestern University
Anne Koenig, University of San Diego
New Insights into Mechanisms for Promoting Self-Control
Location: Elijah Pierce B (Lobby level)
Chair: Shana Cole, Rutgers University
Tali Kleiman, New York University
Lead Us Not Close to Temptation: Perceptual Distancing During Self-Control Conflicts
Shana Cole, Rutgers University
Emily Balcetis, New York University
Getting Ready to Control: The Proactive Function of Conflict in Facilitating Self-Control
Tali Kleiman & Yaacov Trope, New York University
A Spotlight Model of Depletion: Protecting High- and Abandoning Low-Commitment Goal Pursuit in Response to Ego Depletion
Edward R. Hirt, Indiana University-Bloomington
Lile Jia, National University of Singapore
Metacognitive Knowledge of the Role of Construal Level in Self-Control
Kentaro Fujita, The Ohio State University
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10:55am – 11:10am Coffee break
Location: Pierce Prefunction A & B (Lobby level)
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11:10am – 12:20pm Symposia: Session 9
Uncertainty Across Time: Present Days of Future Past
Location: Robert King (Lobby level)
Chair: Jae-Eun Namkoong, University of Nevada
Marlone D. Henderson, University of Texas
A Bird’s Eye to Understand Why: A Bidirectional Link between Abstraction and Causal Uncertainty About the Past
Jae-Eun Namkoong, University of Nevada
Marlone D. Henderson, University of Texas
A (Creative) Portrait of the Uncertain Individual: Uncertainty about the Present Self Enhances Creative Generation
Keith D. Markman & Kimberly Rios, Ohio University
Juliana Schroeder, University of Chicago
Elizabeth Dyczewski, Ohio University
The Comfort of the Uncertain: Subjective Judgments of Time and Uncertainty in the Face of a Threatening Future
Anne Wilson, Monica El Gamal, & Kathryn Schuett, Wilfrid Laurier University
Psychological Bases of Contractive and Expansive Temporal Scope and the Role Of Uncertainty
Yaacov Trope (New York University
Personal Security: Perspectives from Social, Personality, and Clinical Psychology
Location: Elijah Pierce A (Lobby level)
Chair: Patrick Carroll, The Ohio State University
Robert M. Arkin, The Ohio State University
Aaron Wichman, Western Kentucky University
Being Threatened and Being a Threat Can Increase Reliance on Thoughts: A Self-Validation Approach
Pablo Briñol, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Richard Petty, Ohio State University
Kenneth DeMarree, University at Buffalo
Toward an Integrative Theory of Psychological Defense
Joshua Hart, Union College
Interpersonal Security Regulation Model
Edward Lemay, University of Maryland-College Park
Attachment Security and Prosociality: Dynamics, Underlying Mechanisms, and Implications
Omri Gillath, University of Kansas
Gery Karantzas, Deakin University
Dying for a Cause: Self-Sacrifice for the Sake of the Social Group
Location: Elijah Pierce B (Lobby level)
Chair: Edward Orehek, University of Pittsburgh
Interdependent Self-Construals Mitigate the Fear of Death and Augment the Willingness to Become a Martyr
Edward Orehek, University of Pittsburgh
Epistemic Motivations in the Real World: Need for Closure Mediates the Relation between Loss of Significance and Extremism
Arie W. Kruglanski, Michele Gelfand, Jocelyn Belanger, Marc Lafreniere & Noa Schori-Eyal, University of Maryland
In the Name of the Eternal Group: Willingness to Sacrifice and Endurance of Ingroup Suffering during Intergroup Conflicts
Yechiel Klar &Dennis Kahn, Tel Aviv University
Sonia Roccas,The Open University, Israel
What Makes a Group Worth Dying For? Identity Fusion and Self-Sacrifice.
Bill Swann, University of Texas
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12:25pm – 2:25pm Lunch, Award Addresses, and Business Meeting
Location: George Bellows Ballroom CDEF (Lower level)
Career Trajectory Award
Scientific Impact Award
Dissertation Award
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2:30pm – 3:40pm Symposia: Session 10
The Social Psychology of Obesity
Location: Robert King (Lobby level)
Chair: Brenda Major, University of California, Santa Barbara
Crystal L. Hoyt, University of Richmond
Social Psychological Approaches to Obesity: Using Nudges and Norms to Get Kids to Eat Vegetables
Traci Mann, University of Minnesota
Social Psychology and Public Health: Obesity Messages Matter for Mindsets
Jeni L. Burnette, North Carolina State University
Crystal L. Hoyt, University of Richmond
Lisa Auster-Gussman, University of Minnesota
Carol S. Dweck, Stanford University
Weight Stigma: The Role of Public Health Messages in Decreasing Stigma against Obese Individuals
Crystal L. Hoyt, University of Richmond
Jeni L. Burnette, North Carolina State University
Lisa Auster-Gussman, University of Minnesota
Weight stigma as identity threat
Brenda Major, Jeff Hunger, &Alison Blodorn, University of California, Santa Barbara
Carol Miller, University of Vermont
Discussant
Brenda Major, University of California, Santa Barbara
The Emergence of Macro-Micro Bridging in Social Psychology
Location: Elijah Pierce A (Lobby level)
Chair: Robb Willer, Stanford University
Aaron C. Kay, Duke University
How Control Motivations Shape (and are Shaped by) Macro Social Phenomena
Aaron C. Kay, Duke University
Culture Cycles
Hazel Markus, Stanford University
Macro-Micro Interfacing and the Production of Group-Based Social Hierarchy: The Case of Individual Differences in Social Dominance and Institutions Socio-Political Terror
Jim Sidanius, Harvard University
The Declining Status of Whiteness and the Rise of the Tea Party
Robb Willer, Stanford University
Matthew Feinberg, University of Toronto
Rachel Wetts, University of California, Berkeley
Sandra Nakagawa, Stanford University
The Devil Made Me Do It: Maintaining a Moral Self-Image in the Face of Threat
Location: Elijah Pierce B (Lobby level)
Chair: Paul Conway, Universität zu Köln
Daniel A. Effron, London Business School
The Moral Consequences of Feeling Inauthentic
Maryam Kouchaki, Northwestern University
Francesca Gino, Harvard University
Adam D. Galinsky, Columbia University
Let He who is Without Sin Cast the First Stone: Activating the Moral Self Amplifies Moral Judgments and Behavior
Paul Conway, Universität zu Köln
Irene Cheung, Huron University College at The University of Western Ontario
James M. Olson, The University of Western Ontario
The Role of Moral Identity in the Aftermath of (Real or Imagined) Dishonesty
Laetitia B. Mulder, University of Groningen
Karl Aquino, University of British Columbia
Making Mountains of Morality from Molehills of Virtue: Threat Causes People to Overestimate Their Moral Credentials
Daniel A. Effron, London Business School
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3:40pm – 3:55pm Coffee and snack break
Location: Pierce Prefunction A & B (Lobby level)
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3:55pm – 5:05pm Symposia: Session 11
Adapting to Relationship Contexts: Functional Behavior Depends on the Relationship Situation
Location: Robert King (Lobby level)
Chair: John G. Holmes, University of Waterloo
Cautious to a Fault: Whether Self-Protection Tendencies Match Relationship Risk
John G. Holmes, University of Waterloo
Sandra S. Murray, SUNY Buffalo
Adding Insult to Injury: The Implications of Partner-Regulation Behaviors Depend on Partners’ Depressive Symptoms
James K. McNulty & Levi R. Baker, Florida State University
Do as the Satisfied Do? Calibrating Responsiveness to Disclosers’ Negativity Baselines
Amanda L. Forest, University of Pittsburgh
David R. Kille, Joanne V. Wood, &John G. Holmes, University of Waterloo
Oh, You Do Need Me: Attachment Avoidance Reverses the Destructive Effects of Reassurance-Seeking
Nickola C. Overall, Phoebe Molloy, Christian Antonellis, & Yuthika U. Girme, University of Auckland, New Zealand
The Cultural Shaping of Negative Emotion and Their Implications for Empathy and Sympathy
Location: Elijah Pierce A (Lobby level)
Chair: Jeanne L. Tsai, Stanford University
Batja Mesquita, University of Leuven
Mapping Anger and Shame in Three Cultures: The Psychology of Differences
Batja Mesquita & Michael Boiger, University of Leuven
Emotional Complexity, Culture, and the Self
Igor Grossmann, University of Waterloo
Different Paths to Eliciting Empathy: The Importance Of Somatization In KoreanContexts
Yulia Chentsova-Dutton & Eunsoo Choi, Georgetown University
Cultural Differences in Expressions of Sympathy: Differences between Two
Independent Contexts
Jeanne Tsai & Birgit Koopmann-Holm, Stanford University
The Diversity Within: New Developments in the Study of Multiracial Issues
Location: Elijah Pierce B (Lobby level)
Chair: Jacqueline M. Chen, University of California, Irvine
Why Political Majorities and Minorities Categorize Multiracials as Ethnic Minorities: Toward a Differential Motives Hypothesis
Arnold K. Ho, University of Michigan
Nour Kteily, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University
Jacqueline M. Chen, UC Irvine
One Bad Apple Spoils the Bunch: Implicit Attitudes Generalize from Black to
Multiracial Group Members
Jacqueline M. Chen, UC Irvine
Kate Ratliff, University of Florida
Exposure to Racial Ambiguity Influences Lay Theories of Race
Diana Sanchez & Danielle M. Young, Rutgers University
Kristin Pauker, University of Hawaii
How Racial Priming Affects Learning and Social Preferences Differently for Biracial and Monoracial Children
Sarah E. Gaither, Tufts University
Eva Chen, The University of Hong Kong
Kathleen Corriveau, Boston University
Paul Harris, Harvard Graduate School of Education
Nalini Ambady, Stanford University
Samuel R. Sommers, Tufts University
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6:00-6:30pm Drinks and appetizers
Location: Edward Parker Hayden and Edna Boies Hopkins (Lobby level)
6:30-8:30pm Dinner reception
Location: Elijah Pierce A & B (Lobby level)
6:00-?? Short North Gallery Hop, on your own
Location: Short North Arts District (Many galleries open all afternoon and evening; see maps included at registration)
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Thank you!
We hope you enjoy SESP and Columbus!
At your service,
The Ohio State Social Psychology Program
Faculty
|Robert Arkin |Jennifer Crocker |Russell Fazio |
|Kentaro Fujita |Lisa Libby |Ellen Peters |
|Richard Petty |Dylan Wagner |Baldwin Way |
|Duane Wegener | | |
Emeritus Faculty
Marilynn Brewer Gifford Weary
Affiliated Faculty
|Brad Bushman |Wil Cunningham |Pat Carroll |
|David Ewoldsen |Curt Haugtvedt |Kathleen McGraw |
|Phil Mazzocco |Brad Okdie |Vanessa Sawicki |
|Jim Wirth | | |
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2014
With thanks to our sponsors: Elsevier and The Ohio State University
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