10:30-Noon (on-line via Zoom)
FALL SEMESTER 2021: [Organizer = Russ Fazio]
Sep 3: Mark Susmann, When retracting information motivates misinformation sharing.
Sept 10: Joe Siev, Fluid compensatory attitude-behavior-consistency (ABC).
Sept 17: Jianna Jin, Department of Marketing, OSU, The impact of framing on political conservatives’ attitudes toward boundaries.
Sept 24: Shelby Boggs, Defensive conspiracists: Poor adherence to social distancing enhances endorsement of COVID-19 conspiracies.
Oct. 1: Kenny Slagell, No pain, no gain: Exploring a construct.
Oct 8: [No meeting, SESP]
Oct 15: [No meeting, OSU Fall break]
Oct 22: Junha Kim, Dept. of Marketing, OSU, Are critics more credible? Negative reviewers are perceived to be less credible.
Oct 29: Tina Nguyen, The role of positive and negative feedback in prejudice confrontation.
Nov 5: Allison Londeree, Can self-regulation shape the neural representation of food?
Nov 12: Javier Granados Samayoa, The contextual appraisal model: An integrative framework for understanding self-regulation.
Nov 19: Phuong Le, Antecedents of abstinence and balancing of self-control.
Nov 26: [No meeting, Thanksgiving holiday]
Dec 3: Jesse Ladanyi, Self-defining attitudes bias memory of one’s past.
SPRING SEMESTER 2022: [Organizer = Duane Wegener]
Jan 14: No meeting
Jan 21: Aviva Philipp-Muller, Two heads are better than one: How framing scientists as communal improves consumer interest in scientifically formulated products.
Jan 28: Joe Siev, Support versus opposition orientations underlie differences in partisans’ and independents’ preferences in politics and beyond.
Feb 4: [No meeting, Grad recruitment]
Feb 11: Shelby Boggs, Understanding the role of disgust during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Feb 18: [No meeting, SPSP]
Feb 25: Jake Goebel, Should I speak up? How audience size shapes opinion expression.
Mar 4: SPSP poster data blitz
Mar 11: Mark Matthews, Does self-affirmation reduce resistance to freedom-restricting language?
Mar 18: [No meeting, Spring Break]
Mar 25: Sydney Williams, Just passing by: The effects of behavioral passing and cis-gender identity on the persuasiveness of pro-trans allyship messages.
Apr 1: Michael Diamond, Masters thesis studies: Impact of self-affirmation beliefs and self-threat on outcome positivity.
Apr 8: Tasha Corley, Rotten apple, rotten tree: Antecedents and consequences of beliefs about the changeability of systemic racism.
Apr 14: GAP farewells [4 pm]
Apr 15: Ariana Hernandez-Colmenares, Mindset certainty and resistance to persuasive messages; Darcy Acevedo-Torres, Impact of perceived and actual elaboration on resistance to persuasion; Kendra Wilson, Neural underpinnings of the impact of acetaminophen on judgment.
Apr 22: [No meeting, MPA conference]