IDS at the annual conference of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology

IDS affiliates and graduate fellows from across multiple UW-Madison departments attended and presented at the annual conference of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology held February 26-28 in Chicago. The Society is the world’s largest organization of social and personality psychologists and includes researchers and practitioners from many academic disciplines. Conference Program

See a complete list of IDS-affiliated presenters below.

Abbie Clapp and Sara Chadwick at the SPSP conference
Abbie Clapp and Sara Chadwick

 

Markus Brauer speaks at SPSP symposium.
Markus Brauer giving a talk on “Behavior Change to Promote Equity and Inclusion”
Paula Niedenthal responds to interviewer at Michigan Psychology alumni event
Kamila Redd presents at an SPSP poster session

 

Presenter Title Session
Stav Atir When does learning make you more ignorant? Evaluating and predicting performance and learning: New insights, new directions
Alexis Avery Shades of inequality: Examining the impact of skin tone disparities in role allocation Historical Psychology Preconference
Markus Brauer Behavior change to promote equity and inclusion Cognitive, social, and cultural pathways to behavior change
Nick Buttrick Ethnic status threat causes preference for guns over civic action Gun psychology: Wide-ranging consequences for cognitions, emotions, attitudes, and intentions
Sara Chadwick Sexual coercion: Not hot! Experiencing sexual coercion predicts lower sexual desire among women partnered with men Sexuality Preconference
Abbie Clapp Development and validation of the novel Behavioral Objectification from a Partner (BOP) Scale among women partnered with men Love under pressure: Diverse relational risks and their consequences
Chloe Hart The cultural scripts of expressing romantic interest in the modern era Sexuality Preconference
Morgan Jerald Preconference Speaker Gender Preconference
Morgan Jerald Preconference Speaker Social Cognition Preconference
Randy Lee Gratitude is associated with taking costly prosocial action How gratitude and awe foster adherence to prosocial commitments
Paula Niedenthal Historical migration and the evolution of emotion culture Historical Psychology Preconference
Kamila Redd Are students their own worst enemy? Findings from a multisite campus climate survey Poster Session D
Elizabete Romanovska Beyond deficit models: Examining Black women’s sexual information-seeking as a predictor of sexual empowerment Poster Session C