Until further notice, all meetings are on ZOOM.
FALL SEMESTER 2020: [Organizer = Baldwin Way]
Aug 28: No meeting
Sep 4: Discussion of GAP norms and climate.
Sept 11: Rich Lopez, Department of Psychology, Bard College, Self-regulatory strategies and daily eating behavior.
Sept 18: Shelby Boggs, Salient pathogen threats increase sensitivity to disgust.
Sept 25: Mark Sussman, The role of discomfort in the continued influence effect of misinformation.
Oct. 2: Aviva Philipp-Muller, Get your science out of here: When do scientific appeals backfire?
Oct 9: Social area first year talks: Courtney Moore and Nick Khaligh.
Oct 16: Sophie Kjaervik, OSU Dept. of Communications, The relation between narcissism and aggression: A meta-analytic review.
Oct 23: Burt Uchino, Department of Psychology, University of Utah, Understanding relationship ambivalence and its link to cardivoascular health.
Oct 30: TBA, [No Meeting]
Nov 6: Nancy Xu, From loyalty to rivalry: Using two-sided messages to engage brand switching among the most loyal consumers.
Nov 13: Joe Siev, Valenced mindsets guide partisans’ versus independents’ attitudes and behaviors.
Nov 20: Haemi Nam, The cost of love: When relationship conflict affects health.
Nov 27: [No meeting, Thanksgiving holiday]
Dec 4: Social Area Panel on Diversity and Inclusion: Cami Johnson, Cindy Pickett, and Pin-ya Tseng.
SPRING SEMESTER 2021: [Organizer = Ken Fujita]
Jan 15: Taylor Ballinger, Unpacking the perceived threat of diversity policies: The role of diversity inferences.
Jan 22: Dani Cosme, Annenberg School of Communications, University of Pennsylvania, Translational neuroscience approaches to studying self-regulation and behavior change.
Jan 29: [No meeting, Grad recruitment day]
Feb 5: Shelby Boggs, Are you in my group? Disgust sensitivity and ingroup favoritism.
Feb 12: [No meeting – SPSP]
Feb 19: Tao Jiang, Love is not a battlefield: Nonzero-sum beliefs and response to conflict in romantic relationships.
Feb 26: Nancy Xu, Individual differences in three aspects of evaluation: The motives to have, learn, and express attitudes.
Mar 5: [CANCELLED]
Mar 12: Aviva Phillip-Muller, Do consumers even care about ethics?: A review with an attitudes twist.
Mar 19: Nick Khaligh, Anti-values: The other (underappreciated) side of the coin.
Mar 26: Allison Londeree, What can neural measures of reward reactivity tell us about adolescent alcohol use?
Apr 2: [No meeting; OSU Wednesday classes meet today]
Apr 9: Juan Ospina, Ecosystem motivation predicts support for redistributive policies.
Apr 16: Jacob Goebel, Network perception: Implications for source attribution + Michael Diamond, For those who get it, does it help: The effect of accurate self-affirmation beliefs on self-threat.
Apr 23: Sydney Williams, The impact of scandal on evaluations of politicians and others + GAP farewells
