All meetings are 10:30-12:00 in 120 Lazenby Hall
FALL SEMESTER 2018: [Organizer = KEN FUJITA]
Aug 24: **NO MEETING**
Aug 31: Brad Bushman, Department of Communication, Ohio State University, Development and validation of a single item ‘Hell’ scale (SIHS).
Sept 7: Grant Donnelly, Fisher College of Business, Ohio State University, Communicating scarcity of time and money and its influence on interpersonal connection.
Sept 14: Laura Wallace, Resisting a culture of genius: How certainty promotes resistance to the socialization of fixed vs. growth mindsets.
Sept 21: Jake Teeny, Are you an expert or do you just enjoy it? The impact of enjoyment on self-perceptions of expertise.
Sept. 28: Pablo Briñol, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Spain), Twenty years of self-validation research: From a hypothesis for a single variable to a general theory.
Oct 5: [No meeting, SESP]
Oct 12: [No meeting, OSU Fall Break]
Oct 19: David Lee, Thriving through social connections.
Oct 26: Tina Nguyen, Do people have insight into their current motivational state?
Nov 2: Molly Crockett, Department of Psychology, Yale University, Modeling morality in 3D: Decision making, judgment, and inference. [NOTE: This talk will take place in 35 PS and is part of the Social Area Colloquium series]
Nov 9: Erin Westgate, Anchors of change: Cultural shifts in implicit attitudes.
Nov 16: Aviva Philipp-Muller, The moral bases of attitudes: Structural as distinct from subjective.
Nov 23: [No meeting, Thanksgiving holiday]
Nov 30: Mark Susmann, But I want to believe it: The role of discomfort in the continued influence of misinformation.
SPRING SEMESTER 2019: [Organizer = RUSS FAZIO]
Jan 11: Pat Carroll, Ohio State University – Lima; Story of self revision.
Jan 18: Joe Siev, Chronic and situational valence frames drive the use of partisan threat information.
Jan 25: Amy Brunell, Ohio State University – Mansfield, Narcissism and romantic relationships.
Feb 1: Brad Okdie and Jim Wirth, Ohio State University – Newark, I don’t need you, I have the internet: The internet as access to fundamental needs. [CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER]
Feb 8: [No meeting, SPSP].
Feb 15: Jaroth Lanzalotta, Biased processing of argument quality.
Feb 22: [No meeting, Grad recruitment]
Mar 1: Data Blitz (SPSP Posters); Brad Okdie and Jim Wirth, Ohio State University – Newark, I don’t need you, I have the internet: The internet as access to fundamental needs.
Mar 8: Shelby Boggs, Pathogens and protection: The role of valence weighting bias.
Mar 15: [No meeting, OSU Spring break]
Mar 22: Nancy Xu, How does the moral basis of one’s attitude affect openness to one versus two-sided persuasive messages?
Mar 29: Mark Matthews, Self-acceptance and persuasion; and Jesse Ladanyi, Lessons from attempts to develop a brief measure of valence weighting bias.
Apr 5: Mark Susmann, The role of discomfort in the continued influence of misinformation (An MPA practice talk); Jeff Stone, University of Arizona, Understanding the role of implicit attitudes in a medical context.
Apr 12: [No meeting, MPA]
Apr 19: Farewells from departing GAP members: David Lee, Zach Niese and Stephanie Reeves.
