All meetings are 10:30-12:00 in 120 Lazenby Hall
FALL SEMESTER 2019: [Organizer = RUSS FAZIO]
Aug 23: Brad Bushman, OSU School of Communication, Deadly child’s play: Exposure to guns in movies and video games increases interest in real guns.
Aug 30: Lei Jia, OSU Department of Marketing, Shhh…Don’t tell: The polarizing effect of secrecy on consumer enjoyment.
Sept 6: Phil Mazzocco, OSU-Mansfield, Preferences for disability acknowledgement: Variance across situations and individuals.
Sept 13: Jake Teeny,The enjoy-able effect: Enjoyment inflates self-evaluations of ability [a practice job talk]
Sept 20: Andy Luttrell, Ball State University, Shared moralization, issue agreement, and interpersonal impressions.
Sept. 27: Benjamin Ruisch, Examining the left-right divide: Causes, correlates, and consequences of political ideology.
Oct 4: Anne Krendl, Indiana University, How does stigma affect mental health treatment seeking, and what can we do about it?
Oct 11: [No meeting, OSU Fall Break]
Oct 18: [No meeting, SESP]
Oct 25: Michael Slater, OSU School of Communications, Four human need, motivation, and goals-based perspectives on communication behavior: E-ELM, Reinforcing Spirals, TEBOTS, Mediated Wisdom of Experience.
Nov 1: Kelly Garrett, OSU School of Communications, Susceptibility to misperceptions in a dynamic media environment.
Nov 8: Vanessa Sawicki, OSU-Marion, Metacognition matters: Attitude importance moderates similarity effects on attraction.
Nov 15: Joe Siev, A model of intergroup independence.
Nov 22: Shelby Boggs, Change of meaning: How agreement changes the object of evaluation.
Nov 29: [No meeting, Thanksgiving holiday]
SPRING SEMESTER 2020: [Organizer = RICH PETTY]
Jan 10: Laura Wallace, Choosing a culture of growth or brilliance: A mindset strength approach to employee recruitment and student engagement.
Jan 17: Jake Teeny, Who’s more upset after a loss? Opposition (vs. support) mindsets lead to more negative reactions following undesired outcomes.
Jan 24: Nancy Xu, Moral attitudes and message sidedness: Two sided messages promote openness for people with morally based attitudes.
Jan 31: [No meeting, Grad recruitment]
Feb 7: Mark Susmann, Reciprocal effects of theories of bias on numerical anchoring.
Feb 14: Chris Chartier, Ashland University, Accelerating psychological science through a distributed network of hundreds of collaborating labs.
Feb 21: Aviva Philipp-Muller, Get your science out of here: When do scientific appeals backfire?
Feb 28: [No meeting, SPSP]
Mar 6: Jesse Ladanyi, Malleable measures: When do they involve conceptual self-beliefs vs. experiential reactions.
Mar 13: [No meeting, OSU Spring Break]
Mar 20: Jaroth Lanzalotta, [CANCELLED – MOVED TO APR. 10]
Mar 27: Mark Matthews, [CANCELLED – MOVED TO APR. 17]
Apr 3: Nick Khaligh, TBA
Apr 10: Jaroth Lanzalotta, The role of perceived moral attitude bases in advocacy and hypocrisy judgments.
Apr 17: Mark Matthews, Core worth promotes openness to persuasion.
Apr 24: Farewells from departing GAP members (Jake Teeny, Laura Wallace)
