Spsp 2010 program (bering sobre ateos mágicos pp. 32 33)

1. Welcome to SPSP 2010The 11th Annual Meeting of the Society for Personality and Social PsychologyWe are delighted to welcome everyone to Las Vegas for the 11th Annual SPSP meeting. The society andthe meeting continue to grow each year, and Vegas is an appropriately lavish city in which to celebratethis growth. To compete with the attractions of the Strip, we offer you an exciting and jam-packed meet-ing program.Seventy-seven symposia and over 2,000 posters, which were selected from another record number ofsubmissions, cover a wealth of personality and social psychology topics, representing the diversity,breadth, and depth of our field. In addition, there are several special sessions we wish to highlight,including the Presidential symposium and address, the Block and Campbell award addresses, a KeynotePanel on the role of genetics in social and personality research, and many opportunities and special ses-sions for graduate students.This years meeting opens with an exciting Presidential Symposium entitled Transcending self-interest:Evolution, brains, and hormones. The symposium is chaired by SPSP President Jennifer Crocker, andfeatures Dachner Keltner, Patricia Churchland, and Paul Zak as speakers. The Presidential Symposiumtakes place from 5:00-7:00 pm, followed by the Welcome Reception and the first Poster Session of themeeting, running concurrently from 7:00-8:30 pm.The Presidential Address, entitled The Social Self: Egosystem or Ecosystem? is Friday afternoon. Fri-days programming also includes the Campbell Award Address, Envy Up and Scorn Down: HowComparison Divides Us given by Susan T. Fiske. Saturdays programming includes both the KeynotePanel The Role of Genetics in Personality and Social Psychology featuring speakers Frances Cham-pagne, Steve Cole, Robert F. Krueger, and Eric Turkheimer, and the Block Award Address, On theimportance of the FFM Personality Traits given by Paul T. Costa, Jr.In addition to the wealth of the regular program, some special programming features for graduate stu-dents include the special Graduate Student Symposium A Graduate Students Guide to External Fund-ing at 8:15 am Friday. Mentoring lunches for graduate students, coordinated by the Graduate StudentCommittee, are both Friday and Saturday, as well as a mentoring lunch sponsored by GASP, the GLBTAlliance in Social and Personality Psychology, held on Friday. The Training Committee Symposium alsotakes place on Friday.We hope youll find plenty of learning opportunities at this years meeting. And, have fun in Las Vegas!Monica Biernat, Convention Committee ChairSerena Chen and William Fleeson, Convention Program Co-Chairs

2. SPSP Executives and CommitteesSPSP ExecutivesProgram Committee Serena Chen (Co-chair) William Fleeson (Co-chair) President Jennifer CrockerDavid Amodio President-Elect Todd Heatherton Veronica Benet-MartinezPast President Richard Petty Lorne Campbell Executive Officer David Dunning Melissa Ferguson Secretary-Treasurer Monica BiernatMike Furr Kate McLean2010 CommitteesStacey Sinclair Jeanne TsaiEditor, PSPB Shinobu KitayamaIven Van MechelenEditor, PSPR Galen Bodenhausen Poster Review Committee Michael KrausCo-Editor, DialogueHart BlantonJulianna Breines Diane Quinn Liz Horberg Convention CommitteeMonica Biernat, chair Andy Martinez Wendi Gardner Melissa Williams Toni Schmader Laura NaumannAPA Program ChairDiana Sanchez Paul Piff Diversity Committee Nilanjana Dasgupta, chair Sanghee Park Keith MaddoxJoshua Eng Denise Sekaquaptewa Amie GordonPublication CommitteeWendy Wood (Chair)Patrick Gallagher Dan Cervone Kira McCabe Duane Wegener Josh WiltTraining Committee Jamie Arndt (Chair) Erika Carlson Marti Hope Gonzales Brian Clark Michael RobinsonJennifer Rose Daniels Theresa VescioShannon Holleran Fellows Committee Steven Heine, chair Jennifer Fayard Member at Large Jennifer EberhardtSara Schnitker Laura King Randy Larsen John LydonMeeting Planning Staff Nicole Shelton DirectorTara MillerAPA Council RepLynne CooperRegistration Manager Renee Smith Janet SwimEvent AssistantBrenna MillerWebmasterYoel InbarSubmissions ManagerShauney WilsonOffice Manager Christie MarvinExhibits ManagerJoan Carole Website & ProgramJeff WilsonTable of ContentsSchedule Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Poster Session A Abstracts . . . . . . . . . . . . .110Schedule of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Poster Session B Abstracts . . . . . . . . . . . . .173Featured Sessions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Poster Session C Abstracts . . . . . . . . . . . . .236Symposia & Special Sessions Schedule. . . . 10Poster Session D Abstracts . . . . . . . . . . . . .291Poster Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Poster Session E Abstracts . . . . . . . . . . . . .354SPSP Exhibitors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Poster Session F Abstracts . . . . . . . . . . . . .416GSC Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Poster Session G Abstracts . . . . . . . . . . . . .478SPSP Diversity Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Topic Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 541GASP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Author Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .543General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24Convention Center Flool Plan . . . . . . . . . .560Symposia and Special Session Abstracts . . 27 Advertisers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 562 The SPSP Program Committee reserves the right to change the meeting program at any time without notice.This program was correct at the time of print.

3. SPSP 2010 Schedule OverviewThursday, January 28, 20108:00 am - 4:30 pmPre-Conferences3:00 - 8:00 pm Pre-Registration Check-In, Capri Rooms 101-1023:00 - 8:00 pm Onsite Registration, Grande Ballroom Foyer5:00 - 7:00 pm Opening Session & Presidential Symposium, Royale Pavilion 1-46:30 - 8:30 pm Exhibits Open, Grande Ballroom7:00 - 8:00 pm Welcome Reception, Grande Ballroom7:00 - 8:30 pm Poster Session A, Grande BallroomFriday, January 29, 2010 7:30 am - 6:30 pm Pre-Registration Check-In and Onsite Registration, Grande Ballroom Foyer 8:00 - 9:30 amPoster Session B with Continental Breakfast, Grande Ballroom 8:00 am - 8:00 pm Exhibits Open, Grande Ballroom 8:15 - 9:30 amSpecial Session A, Various Rooms9:45 - 11:00 amSymposium Session A, Royale Pavilion and Capri Rooms 11:00 - 11:15 amCoffee Break, Grande Ballroom 11:15 am - 12:30 pm Symposium Session B, Royale Pavilion and Capri Rooms12:30 - 1:30 pmBox Lunch Served, Grande Ballroom12:30 - 2:00 pmPoster Session C, Grande Ballroom 1:00 - 2:00 pmMentoring Luncheon, Sponsored by GSC, Top of Riv, North 1:00 - 2:00 pmMentoring Luncheon, Sponsored by GASP, Capri Rooms 112113 2:00 - 3:15 pmSymposium Session C and Presidential Address, Royale Pavilion and Capri Rooms 3:15 - 3:30 pmCoffee Break, Grande Ballroom 3:30 - 4:45 pmSymposium Session D, Royale Pavilion and Capri Rooms 5:00 - 6:15 pmSymposium Session E and Campbell Award Address, Royale Pavilion and Capri Rooms 6:15 - 7:45 pmPoster Session D and Social Hour, Grande Ballroom 6:15 - 7:45 pmDiversity and Climate Committee Reception, Top of the Riv, NorthSaturday, January 30, 2010 7:30 am - 5:30 pm Pre-Registration Check-In and Onsite Registration, Grande Ballroom Foyer 8:00 - 9:30 amPoster Session E with Continental Breakfast, Grande Ballroom 8:00 am - 8:00 pm Exhibits Open, Grande Ballroom 8:15 - 9:30 amSpecial Session B, Various Rooms9:45 - 11:00 amSymposium Session F, Royale Pavilion and Capri Rooms 11:00 - 11:15 amCoffee Break, Grande Ballroom 11:15 am - 12:30 pm Symposium Session G and Keynote Addresses, Royale Pavilion and Capri Rooms12:30 - 1:30 pmBox Lunch Served, Grande Ballroom12:30 - 2:00 pmPoster Session F, Grande Ballroom 1:00 - 2:00 pmMentoring Luncheon, Sponsored by GSC, Top of Riv, North 2:00 - 3:15 pmSymposium Session H and Block Award Address, Royale Pavilion and Capri Rooms 3:15 - 3:30 pmCoffee Break, Grande Ballroom 3:30 - 4:45 pmSymposium Session I, Royale Pavilion and Capri Rooms 5:00 - 6:15 pmSymposium Session J, Royale Pavilion and Capri Rooms 6:15 - 7:45 pmPoster Session G with Social Hour, Grande BallroomSociety for Personality and Social Psychology 2010 Annual Meeting1

4. Schedule of EventsT h u r s d a y, J a n u a r y 2 8 , 2 010Fr i d a y, J a n u a r y 2 9 , 2 0108:00 am Pre-Conferences 7:30 am Pre-Registration Check-In And On-Site Registration4:30 pm Attitudes 6:30 pmGrande Ballroom FoyerBridge(s) Over Troubled Waters: Traditional and8:00 Poster Session B with Continental BreakfastNon-Traditional Careers for Personality and9:30 amGrande BallroomSocial PsychologistsClose Relationships 8:00 am Exhibits OpenCultural Psychology 8:00 pmGrande BallroomEmotion8:15 Special Session AEvolutionary Psychology9:30 amGroup Processes and Intergroup Relations (GPIR) SSA1: GSC SPECIAL SYMPOSIUMHealth Research in Social and Personality Psychol-A GRADUATE STUDENTS GUIDE TO EXTERNAL FUNDINGogyCapri Rooms 103-106Judgment and Decision Making (JDM) Sponsored by the Graduate Student CommitteeJustice and Morality Chairs: Nicole E. Noll, Temple University, and Kath-Political Psychology leen Fortune, University of ManitobaPsychology of Religion and SpiritualitySpeakers: Jenessa R. Shapiro, Amber L. Story, LauraSelf & IdentityA. KingSocial CognitionSSA2: FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES AT THE NATIONALTeachingSCIENCE FOUNDATIONWebquests: The Utilization of Cooperative Learning,Current Events and Critical Thinking Skills to Capri Rooms 107-110Enhance Learning in Project Based Online Speakers: Kellina M. Craig-Henderson andInstruction in PsychologyAmber L. Story After 9:30 am, conversations with Kellina and Amber3:00 Pre-Registration Check-Inwill move to Capri Room 111.8:00 pm Capri Rooms 101-102SSA3: FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES AT THE NATIONALOn-Site RegistrationCANCER INSTITUTEGrande Ballroom Foyer Capri Rooms 114-1165:00 Opening Session and Presidential Symposium Speakers: Bill Klein and Heather Patrick7:00 pm TRANSCENDING SELF-INTEREST: EVOLUTION,9:45 Symposia Session ABRAINS, AND HORMONES11:00 amRoyale Pavilion 1-4 A1: BEYOND LABORATORY-BASED TEST PERFOR-MANCE: EXPLORING THE FAR-REACHING CONSE-Chair: Jennifer Crocker, University of MichiganQUENCES AND IMPLICATIONS OF STEREOTYPE THREATSpeaker: Dacher Keltner, University of California, Ber-keley, BORN TO BE GOOD: AN EVOLUTIONARYRoyale Pavilion 1APPROACH TO COMPASSION Chair: Valerie Jones, Princeton UniversitySpeaker: Patricia Churchland, University of California,Speakers: Priyanka Carr, Sonia K. Kang, ValerieSan Diego, BRAIN-BASED VALUESJones, Greg M. WaltonSpeaker: Paul Zak, Claremont Graduate Center, THE A2: INTERPERSONAL COMPLEMENTARITYMORAL MOLECULE: OXYTOCIN AND VIRTUERoyale Pavilion 26:30 Exhibits OpenChairs: Debbie S. Moskowitz, McGill University, and8:30 pm Grande BallroomIven Van Mechelen, University of Leuven Speakers: Debbie S. Moskowitz, Iven Van Mechelen,7:00 Welcome ReceptionPamela Sadler8:00 pm Grande BallroomA3: TAKEN FOR GRANTED: THE INFLUENCE OF FAMILY7:00 Poster Session AON SOCIAL COGNITION, SOCIAL BEHAVIOR, AND WELL-8:30 pm Grande Ballroom BEING Royale Pavilion 5 Chair: Belinda Campos, University of California, Irvine Speakers: Belinda Campos, Kimberly J. Saudino, Gregory R. Maio, Karen L. Fingerman2 Society for Personality and Social Psychology 2010 Annual Meeting

5. Schedule of EventsA4: CHECK ALL THAT APPLY: THE PSYCHOLOGICAL B2: WHAT IS BELOW THE BIG FIVE? STRUCTURE ANDCOSTS AND BENEFITS OF ADOPTING A MULTIRACIALUTILITY OF LOWER LEVELS OF ANALYSISIDENTITYRoyale Pavilion 2Royale Pavilion 6 Chairs: Joshua Jackson and Brent Roberts, UniversityChair: Todd L. Pittinsky, Harvard Universityof IllinoisSpeakers: Lisa S. Giamo, Diana T. Sanchez, Margaret Speakers: Colin DeYoung, Dustin Wood, Joshua J.J. Shih, Kristin Pauker Jackson, Stacy Eitel DaviesA5: FINDING MIND: ATTRIBUTING (AND DENYING) INNER B3: NEW DIRECTIONS IN THE STUDY OF LOVE: NEUROBI-LIFE TO PEOPLE, MACHINES AND GODS OLOGICAL PERSPECTIVESRoyale Pavilion 3-4 Royale Pavilion 5Chair: Kurt Gray, Harvard UniversityChairs: Joshua Poore, National Institute of HealthSpeakers: Nicholas Epley, Kurt Gray, Jesse Bering,(NINDS), and Arthur Aron, State University of NewNick Haslam York at Stony BrookSpeakers: Stephanie Ortigue, Bianca Acevedo, JoshuaA6: FEELING, THINKING, AND THE BODY: DEVELOP-PooreMENTS IN EMBODIED COGNITIONRoyale Pavilion 7-8 B4: BASIC BUILDING-BLOCKS OF THE SOCIAL-RELA-Chairs: Norbert Schwarz and Spike W. S. Lee, Univer-TIONAL MINDsity of MichiganRoyale Pavilion 6Speakers: Norbert Schwarz, Fritz Strack, Arthur Chairs: Lotte Thomsen, Harvard University, UniversityGlenberg, Jonathan Zadraof Copenhagen, and Andrew Scott Baron, University ofBritish ColumbiaA7: CULTURAL LADDERS: CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCESSpeakers: Lotte Thomsen, Harriet Over, KileyOF SOCIAL HIERARCHY DEPEND ON NATIONAL ANDREGIONAL CULTUREHamlin, Andrew Scott BaronCapri Rooms 101-102 B5: PERSPECTIVES ON MORAL LICENSING: HOWChairs: Joe Magee, New York University, and AdamPERSONAL MORAL HISTORY AFFECTS THE ENTITLEMENTGalinsky, Northwestern University TO TRANSGRESSSpeakers: Nalini Ambady, Chen-bo Zhong, Krishna Royale Pavilion 3-4Savani, P.J. HenryChairs: Emily Zitek and Daniel Effron, Stanford Uni-versityA8: EMOTION REGULATION AND SELF-CONTROL: BASICSpeakers: Emily M. Zitek, Sonya Sachdeva, CaitlinPSYCHOBIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS AND APPLICATIONSTO PUBLIC HEALTHA.J. Powell, Daniel A. EffronCapri Rooms 103-106 B6: CULTURE AND EMOTION REGULATIONChairs: Paige G. McDonald, National Cancer Institute, Royale Pavilion 7-8and David M. Amodio, New York UniversityChairs: Igor Grossmann and Ethan Kross, UniversitySpeakers: James J. Gross, Wendy Berry Mendes, of MichiganDavid M. Amodio Speakers: Michael Boiger, Ethan Kross, CeciliaCheng, Iris B. MaussA9: MEDIATION AND MODERATION AS TOOLS FORTHEORY DEVELOPMENT IN SOCIAL AND PERSONALITYB7: SOCIAL IMAGE AND CULTUREPSYCHOLOGYCapri Rooms 101-102Capri Rooms 107-110 Chair: Susan Cross, Iowa State UniversityChair: Patrick Shrout, New York UniversitySpeakers: Young-hoon Kim, Toshie Imada, PatriciaSpeakers: Patrick E. Shrout, Dominique Muller,M. Rodriguez Mosquera, Susan E. CrossKristopher J. Preacher, David P. MacKinnonB8: THE TWO FACES OF VERBAL MIMICRY: DOESA10: MAKING MEANING: THE HUMAN QUEST FORLINGUISTIC SYNCHRONY PREDICT POSITIVE OR NEGA-UNDERSTANDING AND COHERENCE TIVE SOCIAL OUTCOMES?Capri Rooms 114-116 Capri Rooms 103-106Chair: Keith Markman, Ohio University Chairs: Matt L. Newman, Arizona State University, andSpeakers: Keith Markman, Laura King, Steven Heine,Marlone D. Henderson, University of Texas at AustinRoxane Cohen Silver Speakers: Paul J. Taylor, Marlone D. Henderson,Lauren E. Scissors, Amy L. Gonzales11:00 Coffee Break11:15 amGrande Ballroom B9: SURVEY SAYS?: INVESTIGATING THE POTENTIAL ANDLIMITS OF SURVEY RESEARCH11:15 am Symposia Session B12:30 pmCapri Rooms 107-110B1: RELIGION AND SUPPORT OF VIOLENCE AGAINST THEChairs: Amanda Snook and David Kenny, UniversityOUTGROUPof ConnecticutRoyale Pavilion 1 Speakers: Charles Judd, Amanda Snook, JonChairs: Ariel Malka, Yeshiva University, and Adam Krosnick, Niall BolgerCohen, Arizona State UniversitySpeakers: Gilad Hirschberger, Ariel Malka, JeremyGinges, Jesse GrahamSociety for Personality and Social Psychology 2010 Annual Meeting3

6. Schedule of EventsB10: EXPERIENTIAL NEEDS AND BEHAVIORAL MOTIVES:3:30 Symposia Session DDIFFERENT THINGS OR SAME DIFFERENCE? 4:45 pm D1: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF STATUS Capri Rooms 114-116Royale Pavilion 1 Chair: Kennon Sheldon, University of MissouriChairs: Nir Halevy and Taya Cohen, Northwestern Speakers: Mark Leary, Ken Sheldon, Richard Ryan,University Joy McClureSpeakers: Taya Cohen, Sebastien Brion, Nir Halevy,12:30 Box Lunch ServedRobb Willer1:30 pmGrande Ballroom D2: POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EVALUATION IN SELF-12:30 Poster Session C REPORTED PERSONALITY2:00 pmGrande BallroomRoyale Pavilion 21:00 Mentoring LuncheonChair: Eric Turkheimer, University of Virginia2:00 pm Speakers: Leonard Simms, Martin Bckstrm, Amber Top of Riv, NorthThalmayer, Erik Pettersson Sponsored by the Graduate Student Committee President: Austin Lee Nichols D3: THE SCIENCE OF MONEY AND RELATIONSHIPS: Coordinators: Marina Milyavskaya & Jennifer Patter- WAYS THAT MONEY HELPS AND HURTS INTERPERSONAL shall FUNCTIONING1:00 Mentoring LuncheonRoyale Pavilion 52:00 pmCapri Rooms 112-113Chairs: Peter Caprariello, University of Rochester, andNicole Mead, Kathleen Vohs, Tilburg University, Uni- Sponsored by GASP, the GLBT Alliance in Social andversity of Minnesota Personality PsychologySpeakers: Nicole Mead, Scott Rick, Peter Caprariello, Coordinator: Lisa G. Aspinwall, University of UtahXinyue Zhou2:00 Symposia Session C & Presidential Address D4: THE NATURE, CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF3:15 pmC1: PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS OBJECTIFICATIONTHE SOCIAL SELF: EGOSYSTEM OR ECOSYSTEM?Royale Pavilion 6 Royale Pavilion 1Chairs: Steve Loughnan, University of Melbourne, and Speaker: Jennifer Crocker, University of MichiganAnna Newheiser, Yale University Introducer: Richard Petty, Ohio State University Speakers: Jeroen Vaes, Anna-Kaisa Newheiser, JamieC2: THE PERSON AND THE POLITICAL MIND: NEWL. Goldenberg, Steve LoughnanINSIGHTS FROM RESEARCH ON VALUES, MINDSETS,D5: UNDERSTANDING IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT ATTI-PERCEPTIONS OF THE NATION, AND GENDERTUDES: EXPLORING THE DUAL-SYSTEMS PERSPECTIVE Royale Pavilion 2Royale Pavilion 3-4 Chairs: Anat Bardi, Royal Holloway University of Lon-Chairs: Michael J. McCaslin, Ohio State University, and don, and Sonia Roccas, The Open University of Israel Chris Loersch, University of Missouri Speakers: Anat Bardi, Gerard Saucier, Dennis T.Speakers: Robert Rydell, Kate A. Ranganath, Aiden Kahn, I-Ching LeeP. Gregg, Michael J. McCaslinC3: SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY FOR AN ECONOMIC RECES- D6: BEYOND RECOGNITION: WHAT ARE THE SOCIAL (ANDSION: EXAMINING THE EFFECTS OF SOCIOECONOMIC NOT-SO-SOCIAL) FUNCTIONS OF EMOTION EXPRES-STATUS ON PSYCHOLOGICAL PROCESSESSIONS? Royale Pavilion 5Royale Pavilion 7-8 Chairs: Natalya C. Maisel, University of California, Los Chairs: Jessica L. Tracy and Azim F. Shariff, Univer- Angeles, and Paul K. Piff, University of California, Ber-sity of British Columbia keleySpeakers: Azim F. Shariff, Arne Ohman, Alexander Speakers: Paul K. Piff, Natalya C. Maisel, Elizabeth Todorov, Adam K. Anderson Page-Gould, Edith Chen D7: THE ORIGINS, PREDICTORS, AND MODERATORS OFC4: CONTENDING WITH DISCRIMINATION: PSYCHOLOG- RELIGIOUS BELIEFS AND INVOLVEMENTICAL, NEUROLOGICAL, PHYSIOLOGICAL, AND BEHAV- Capri Rooms 101-102IORAL CONSEQUENCES OF ATTRIBUTIONAL AMBIGUITY Chairs: Joni Sasaki and Heejung Kim, UC Santa Bar- Royale Pavilion 6bara Chairs: Jenessa R. Shapiro, University of California, LosSpeakers: Azim Shariff, Kristin Laurin, Joni Sasaki, Angeles, and Sophie Trawalter, University of North Adam Cohen Carolina, Chapel Hill D8: PROHIBITIONS AND PUNISHMENTS: IMPLICATIONS Speakers: Sophie Trawalter, Naomi I. Eisenberger, FOR MORAL PSYCHOLOGY Brenda N. Major, Jenessa R. ShapiroCapri Rooms 103-106C5: ACCURATE SELF-KNOWLEDGE Chairs: Sana Sheikh and Ramila Usoof-Thowfeek, Royale Pavilion 3-4University of Massachusetts Amherst Chair: C. Randall Colvin, Northeastern UniversitySpeakers: Sana Sheikh, Fiery Cushman, Ramila Speakers: Erika N Carlson, Elizabeth R Tenney, Usoof-Thowfeek, Kevin M. Carlsmith Lauren J Human, C Randall Colvin3:15 Coffee Break3:30 pmGrande Ballroom4Society for Personality and Social Psychology 2010 Annual Meeting

7. Schedule of EventsD9: A PRIMER ON SOCIAL NEUROSCIENCE METHODS6:15 Diversity and Climate CommitteeFOR CONSUMERS AND PRACTITIONERS: ENDOCRI-7:45 pm ReceptionNOLOGY, GENETICS, AND NEUROIMAGING Top of the Riv, NorthCapri Rooms 107-110Sponsored by the Diversity and Climate CommitteeChairs: Elliot Berkman and Matthew Lieberman,All are welcome to attend this social event to mix,UCLA mingle, and meet the recipients of the 2010 DiversitySpeakers: Pranjal Mehta, Baldwin Way, EddieFund Graduate Travel and Undergraduate Registra-Harmon-Jones, Elliot Berkman tion Awards.D10: EXISTENTIAL EPISTEMOLOGY: THE SCIENCE OFChair: Nilanjana Dasgupta, University of Massachu-MOTIVATED KNOWLEDGE CONSTRUCTION setts-AmherstCapri Rooms 114-116Chair: Joshua Hart, Union CollegeSpeakers: Sheldon Solomon, Zachary Rothschild, S a t u r d a y, F e b r u a r y 3 0 , 2 010Nathan Heflick, Jessica Tracy5:00 Symposia Session E & Campbell Award Address7:30 am Pre-Registration Check-In And On-Site Registration6:15 pm5:30 pm Grande Ballroom FoyerE1: CAMPBELL AWARD ADDRESS: ENVY UP AND SCORNDOWN: HOW COMPARISON DIVIDES US8:00 am Exhibits OpenRoyale Pavilion 18:00 pm Grande BallroomRecipient: Susan T. Fiske, Princeton UniversityIntroducer: Peter Glick, Lawrence University 8:00 Poster Session E with Continental Breakfast 9:30 am Grande BallroomE2: PERSONALITY TRAITS AS IMPLICIT CAUSAL THEO-RIES ABOUT PEOPLE8:15 Special Session B 9:30 amRoyale Pavilion 2SSB1: APA TASK FORCE REPORTS: AIDING, ADVANCING,Chair: Jim Uleman, New York University AND APPLYING RESEARCHSpeakers: Laura Kressel, SoYon Rim, Tania Ramos, Capri Rooms 103-106Randy J. McCarthySponsored by the American Psychological Associa-E3: COGNITIVE UNDERPINNINGS OF ATTACHMENTtionREPRESENTATIONS: EXAMINING RELEVANT KNOWL- Chair: Steve Breckler, Director of the APA Science Direc-EDGE STRUCTUREStorateRoyale Pavilion 5Speakers: Steve Breckler, Susan Saegert, Brenda Major, Monica Biernat, Eileen Zurbiggen, Janet SwimChair: Bulent Turan, University of California, San Fran-ciscoSSB2: SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY IN THE SERVICE OFSpeakers: Leonard M. Horowitz, Amanda M. Vicary, NATIONAL SECURITY: COLLABORATION OPPORTUNITIESBulent Turan, Gulenbaht AlgacIN SUPPORT OF THE FEDERAL SECURITY CLEARANCE SYSTEME4: DIFFERENT ASPECTS OF ESSENTIALISM: LOOKINGACROSS RACE, STATUS, RELIGION, AGE, AND SEXUAL Capri Rooms 107-110ORIENTATIONChairs: Bryan Castelda and John Capps, Office of theRoyale Pavilion 6Director of National Intelligence, Special Security Center Speakers: Eric L. Lang, Bryan A. Castelda, VernicaChair: Negin R. Toosi, Tufts University Benet-Martnez, Cynthia L. PickettSpeakers: Japinder Dhesi, Negin R. Toosi, MatthewChristian Jackson, Ross D. Avilla9:45 Symposia Session F 11:00 amE5: GIVING THEM WINGS TO FLY: ADVICE FOR SOON-TO-F1: HOW PSYCHOLOGICAL PROCESSES SHAPE CULTUREBE, NEW, AND ESTABLISHED FACULTY IN THE TRAINING Royale Pavilion 1OF GRADUATE STUDENTS Chair: Jonah Berger, University of PennsylvaniaRoyale Pavilion 3-4Speakers: Todd Gureckis, Yoshihisa Kashima, EytanChairs: Jamie Arndt, University of Missouri, and Baskshy, Jonah BergerMichael D. Robinson, North Dakota State University F2: PANEL DISCUSSION: FORGING CONNECTIONSSpeakers: David Funder, Thomas D. Gilovich,BETWEEN SOCIAL MEDIA AND SOCIAL/PERSONALITYJennifer Crocker, Jeff Greenberg PSYCHOLOGYE6: BIASES IN PROCESSING SOCIAL CUES: LINKS TO Royale Pavilion 2EARLY AVERSIVE EXPERIENCES AND FUNCTIONING Chairs: Samuel D. Gosling, University of Texas, Austin,ACROSS THE LIFESPANand Kate Niederhoffer, Dachis CorporationRoyale Pavilion 7-8Speakers: Cameron Marlow, Matthew Hurst, WinterChair: Karin G. Coifman, Columbia University MasonSpeakers: W. John Curtis, Sarah E. Romens, Karin G.F3: SELF-REGULATION IN RESPONSE TO REJECTION ANDCoifmanSOCIAL THREAT6:15 Poster Session D and Social Hour Royale Pavilion 57:45 pm Grande BallroomChair: Maire Ford, Loyola Marymount University Speakers: Geraldine Downey, Peggy Zoccola, Maire Ford, Anett GyurakSociety for Personality and Social Psychology 2010 Annual Meeting 5

8. Schedule of EventsF4: SPSP DIVERSITY AND CLIMATE COMMITTEE SYMPO- Chairs: Michael W. Kraus, University of California, Ber-SIUM - A MULTI-STAGE APPROACH TO UNDERSTANDINGkeley, and Christopher Oveis, Harvard UniversityINTERGROUP CONTACT: CHALLENGES AND POTENTIALSpeakers: Matthew J. Hertenstein, Christopher C.SOLUTIONS Nocera, Christopher Oveis, Michael W. Kraus Royale Pavilion 6 G2: KEYNOTE PANEL Chairs: Tamar Saguy, Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) THE ROLE OF GENETICS IN PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL Herzliya, and Tessa West, New York University PSYCHOLOGY (11:15 AM -12:45 PM) Speakers: Michael Inzlicht, Michael Norton, TamarRoyale Pavilion 2 Saguy, Tessa WestChairs: Serena Chen, University of California, Berkeley,F5: WHERE AM I? CULTURAL PRODUCTS AND SELF- and William Fleeson, Wake Forest UniversityEXPERIENCEPanelist: Frances A. Champagne, Columbia University, Royale Pavilion 3-4GENE-ENVIRONMENT INTERPLAY AND THE TRANS- Chair: Jean Twenge, San Diego State University GENERATIONAL IMPACT OF THE SOCIAL ENVIRON- Speakers: Beth Morling, Batja Mesquita, Tug(e MENT Kurtis, Jean TwengePanelist: Steve Cole, David Geffen School of Medicine atUCLA, SOCIAL REGULATION OF GENE EXPRESSION INF6: IMPULSE AND REFLECTION: UNDERSTANDING HUMANSBEHAVIOR AND MOVING BEYOND THE IMPLICIT-EXPLICITPanelist: Robert F. Krueger, Washington University,DISTINCTION GENES AND ENVIRONMENTS IN PERSONALITY AND Royale Pavilion 7-8SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY: SOME REFLECTIONS ON SCIEN- Chairs: Michael Haefner and Kees van den Bos, Utre-TIFIC STRATEGIES cht University Panelist: Eric Turkheimer, University of Virginia, A Speakers: Fritz Strack, Michael Haefner, Kees vanNULL MODEL FOR THE GENETICS OF COMPLEX den Bos, Charles S. Carver HUMAN BEHAVIORF7: THE SELFISH ORIGINS OF SELFLESSNESS: INTE- G3: THE BIOLOGY OF THE ATTACHMENT BONDGRATING EVOLUTIONARY, ECONOMIC, AND PSYCHOLOG-Royale Pavilion 5ICAL MODELS OF HELPING & COOPERATIONChair: Paul Eastwick, Texas A&M University Capri Rooms 101-102Speakers: Paul Eastwick, Lisa Diamond, Peter Gray, Chairs: Vladas Griskevicius, University of Minnesota,James Coan and Noah Goldstein, UCLA G4: BEYOND PARTICULARISM IN THE STUDY OF INTER- Speakers: Douglas Kenrick, Noah Goldstein, Paul SECTIONAL IDENTITIES: BUILDING AND TESTING Van Lange, Vladas Griskevicius GENERAL THEORIES OF IDENTITY INTERSECTIONALITYF8: FREE WILL, MORAL ACTION, AND MORAL RESPONSI-Royale Pavilion 6BILITYChairs: Valerie Purdie-Vaughns, Columbia University, Capri Rooms 103-106and Richard P. Eibach, University of Waterloo Chairs: Yoel Inbar, Harvard University, and DavidSpeakers: Margaret A. Thomas, Ram Mahalingam, Pizarro, Cornell UniversityIsis H. Settles, Valerie Purdie-Vaughns Speakers: Joshua Greene, Yoel Inbar, Joshua Knobe, G5: NEW INSIGHTS INTO SOCIAL EVALUATION BIASES: Jonathan Schooler FROM BRAIN TO BEHAVIORF9: OUTDOORS PSYCHOLOGISTS: ADVANCING SOCIALRoyale Pavilion 3-4PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORY AND EXPERIMENTAL Chair: Jennifer S. Beer, University of Texas at AustinMETHODS IN THE FIELDSpeakers: David Dunning, Jason P. Mitchell, Capri Rooms 107-110Constantine Sedikides, Jennifer S. Beer Chairs: Elizabeth Levy Paluck, Princeton University, 12:30 Box Lunch Served and Ruth Ditlmann, Yale University 1:30 pmGrande Ballroom Speakers: Ruth K. Ditlmann, Robert B. Cialdini, Laura G. Barron, Glenn Adams12:30 Poster Session FF10: EMBODIED MOTIVATION: IMPLICATIONS OF BODY 2:00 pmGrande BallroomFEEDBACK FOR FUNDAMENTAL PROCESSES UNDER-1:00 Mentoring LuncheonLYING MOTIVATED ACTION 2:00 pmTop of Riv, North Capri Rooms 114-116Sponsored by the Graduate Student Committee Chairs: Nils B. Jostmann and Jens A. Frster, Univer-President: Austin Lee Nichols sity of AmsterdamCoordinators: Marina Milyavskaya & Jennifer Patter- Speakers: Jens A. Frster, Simone Schnall, Nils B. shall Jostmann, Dennis R. Proffitt 2:00 Symposia Session H & Block Award Address11:00 11:15 Coffee Break 3:15 pm H1: POWER AND THE (NARCISSISTIC) SELF: THEam Grande Ballroom EFFECTS OF POWER ON SELF PERCEPTION, SELF11:15 am Symposia Session G & Keynote Panel PRESENTATION, GOALS FOR THE SELF, AND ETHICAL12:30 pm DECISION MAKINGG1: "GIMME FIVE!" TACTILE COMMUNICATION AND ITSPROSOCIAL CONSEQUENCESRoyale Pavilion 1 Royale Pavilion 16Society for Personality and Social Psychology 2010 Annual Meeting

9. Schedule of EventsChairs: Nathanael J. Fast, University of Southern Cali-I3: A BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL MODEL OF THREATS TO SOCIALfornia, and Senia Maymin, Stanford UniversityBELONGING: PERSPECTIVES FROM ACROSS THE SPEC-Speakers: Nathanael J. Fast, Senia Maymin, M. EnaTRUM OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY.Inesi, Jennifer R. OverbeckRoyale Pavilion 5H2: BLOCK AWARD ADDRESSChairs: Lisa M. Jaremka and Nancy L. Collins, UCRoyale Pavilion 2Santa Barbara Speakers: Lisa M. Jaremka, Sally S. Dickerson, VivianRecipient: Paul T. Costa, Jr., National Institute of Zayas, Daan ScheepersAging, ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE FFM PERSONAL-ITY TRAITS I4: THE AGE OF OBAMA: A NEW ERA OF RACE RELA-Introducer: David C. Funder, University of California, TIONS, OR A NEW ERA OF MODERN RACISM?RiversideRoyale Pavilion 6H3: BALANCING CLOSENESS AND DISTANCE IN INTI-Chair: Clayton R. Critcher, Cornell UniversityMATE RELATIONSHIPS Speakers: Cheryl R. Kaiser, Clayton R. Critcher,Royale Pavilion 5Eugene M. Caruso, Carlos David NavarreteChairs: Gertraud Stadler and Niall Bolger, ColumbiaI5: WHATS SO SPECIAL ABOUT THE SELF? OR IS THEREUniversity ANYTHING SPECIAL AT ALL?Speakers: Gertraud Stadler, Masumi Iida, BenjaminRoyale Pavilion 3-4R. KarneyChairs: Kurt Peters and Bertram Gawronski, Univer-H4: HOW WE FEEL ABOUT THEM: EMOTIONALsity of Western OntarioRESPONSES TO OUTGROUPS PLEASURES AND PAINSSpeakers: Marret K. Noordewier, Allen R.Royale Pavilion 6McConnell, Kenneth G. DeMarree, Kurt R. PetersChair: Mina Cikara, Princeton University I6: ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE HAPPINESS: PATHWAYSSpeakers: Max Weisbuch, Matteo Forgiarini, MinaAND PITFALLSCikara, Wilco Van Dijk Royale Pavilion 7-8H5: DO I BELONG HERE? IDENTIFYING FACTORS THAT Chair: Lara Aknin, University of British ColumbiaFORTIFY VS. ATTENUATE WOMENS SENSE OF Speakers: Barbara L. Fredrickson, Elizabeth W.BELONGING IN STEREOTYPICALLY MASCULINE Dunn, Julia K. Boehm, Lara B. AkninACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL DOMAINSI7: SEX, STATUS, POWER AND PENALTIES FOR GENDERRoyale Pavilion 3-4DEVIANCE: NEW DIRECTIONS IN BACKLASH RESEARCHChairs: Jane Stout and Nilanjana Dasgupta, UniversityCapri Rooms 101-102of Massachusetts, AmherstChairs: Corinne Moss-Racusin, Rutgers University,Speakers: Jennifer Steele, Lisa Rosenthal, Jane Stout, and Victoria Brescoll, Yale UniversityChristine LogelSpeakers: Laurie A. Rudman, Corinne A. Moss-H6: THE DIFFERENTIATION OF POSITIVE EMOTIONS:Racusin, Victoria L. Brescoll, Peter GlickRECENT ADVANCES IN THEORY AND RESEARCH ONI8: A NEW LOOK ON AUTOMATIC BEHAVIOR: MODULA-POSITIVE EMOTIONSTION, INTEGRATION AND CONSEQUENCESRoyale Pavilion 7-8Capri Rooms 103-106Chairs: Michele M. Tugade, Vassar College, and LeslieChairs: Kai Jonas, University of Amsterdam, and JosephD. Kirby, Vanderbilt UniversityCesario, Michigan State UniversitySpeakers: Craig A. Smith, Michelle N. Shiota,Speakers: Kai Jonas, Joseph Cesario, Chris Loersch,Michele M. Tugade, Anthony H. Ahrens Dirk Smeesters3:15 Coffee Break I9: THE DYNAMIC SOCIAL MIND3:30 pm Grande BallroomCapri Rooms 107-1103:30 Symposia Session I Chairs: Melissa Ferguson and Mike Wojnowicz, Cor-4:45 pmnell UniversityI1: UNITED AND DIVIDED WE STAND: ON THE COLLECTIVE Speakers: William A. Cunningham, Mike Wojnowicz,AND PERSONAL FUNCTIONS OF CONFORMITY AND Jonathan B. Freeman, Robin R. VallacherDISSENTRoyale Pavilion 1I10: HOW TO SURVIVE SIN CITY: THE ROLE OF COGNITIVEChairs: Kimberly Rios Morrison, The Ohio State Uni-CONTROL IN FIGHTING TEMPTATIONversity, and Dominic J. Packer, Lehigh UniversityCapri Rooms 114-116Speakers: Carsten K. W. De Dreu, Jolanda Jetten, Chairs: Wilhelm Hofmann, Wrzburg University, andDominic J. Packer, Kimberly Rios MorrisonLotte Van Dillen, Utrecht University Netherlands Speakers: Wilhelm Hofmann, Brandon Schmeichel,I2: REDRAWING THE BIG PICTURE: FROM PERSONALITY Lotte Van Dillen, Reinout WiersDATA (BACK) TO PERSONALITY THEORYRoyale Pavilion 2Chair: Daniel Cervone, University of Illinois at ChicagoSpeakers: Daniel Cervone, Peter Kuppens, SanderKoole, Gerald MatthewsSociety for Personality and Social Psychology 2010 Annual Meeting 7

10. Schedule of Events5:00 Symposia Session J J6: THE SOCIAL ECOLOGY OF EMOTIONAL DISCLOSURE6:15 pm Royale Pavilion 7-8J1: WORKING TOGETHER OR TEARING EACH OTHERDOWN: HOW MEMBERS OF LOW STATUS GROUPS TREATChair: Kent Harber, Rutgers University at NewarkTHE INGROUP Speakers: Matthias Mehl, Anita Kelly, Richard Royale Pavilion 1Slatcher, Kent Harber Chair: Kerry Spalding, University of Washington J7: DISTINCT AND COMMON EFFECTS OF VARIOUS Speakers: Laurie OBrien, Dina Eliezer, Grace Lau,PSYCHOLOGICAL THREATS Kerry Spalding Capri Rooms 101-102J2: UNDERSTANDING NARCISSISM: MODERN, EMPIR-Chairs: Gale M. Lucas and Daniel C. Molden, North-ICAL APPROACHES TO CLASSIC CONTROVERSIESwestern University Royale Pavilion 2Speakers: Dianne M. Tice, Jeff Schimel, Gale M.Lucas, Ian McGregor Chairs: Ryan Brown, The University of Oklahoma, and Keith Campbell, The University of Georgia J8: CONSCIOUS AND UNCONSCIOUS THOUGHT IN DECI- Speakers: Virgil Zeigler-Hill, Keith Campbell, Robert SION-MAKING Horton, Ryan P. BrownCapri Rooms 103-106J3: CONTEXTUALIZING INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICA-Chairs: Daniel Wegner, Harvard University, and CareyTION: WHEN POSITIVE BEHAVIORS ARE NEGATIVE ANDMorewedge, Carnegie Mellon UniversityNEGATIVE BEHAVIORS ARE POSITIVE Speakers: Daniel Oppenheimer, Carey Morewedge, Royale Pavilion 5John W. Payne, Ap Dijksterhuis Chairs: James K. McNulty and V. Michelle Russell, J9: WHEN AND HOW SOCIAL COMPARATIVE STANDING University of Tennessee IMPACTS WELL-BEING AND AFFECT Speakers: Laura B. Luchies, Jeffry A. Simpson, James Capri Rooms 107-110 K. McNulty, Ronald D. RoggeChairs: Jason P. Rose, University of Toledo, and ZlatanJ4: THE SOCIAL FACE: HOW SOCIAL CATEGORIZATIONKrizan, Iowa State UniversityINFLUENCES FACE PERCEPTIONSpeakers: William M. P. Klein, Ethan Zell, Jason P. Royale Pavilion 6Rose, Richard Lucas Chairs: Kurt Hugenberg, Miami University, and Oliv- J10: FOR THE LOVE OF THE FRAME: MOTIVATIONAL ier Corneille, Catholic University of Louvain SOURCES OF VARIATION IN EFFECTIVENESS OF HEALTH Speakers: Olivier Corneille, Natalie Ebner, KurtMESSAGES Hugenberg, Tiffany Ito Capri Rooms 114-116J5: THE PSYCHOLOGICAL MEANING OF THINGS AND Chairs: Tamara Sims and Nanna Notthoff, StanfordPLACESUniversity Royale Pavilion 3-4Speakers: John A. Updegraff, Ph.D., Nanna Notthoff,Tamara L. Sims, M.A., Andrew Ward, Ph.D. Chair: Alison Ledgerwood, UC Davis Speakers: Melissa Ferguson, Courtney Bonam, 6:15 Poster Session G with Social Hour Alison Ledgerwood, Geoffrey Miller7:45 pmGrande Ballroom8Society for Personality and Social Psychology 2010 Annual Meeting

11. Featured SessionsOpening Session andInvited AddressesPresidential Symposium C1: Presidential Address The Social Self: Egosystem or Ecosystem?Transcending self-interest: Evolution, brains, and hormonesFriday, January 29, 2010, 2:00 - 3:15 pm, Royale Pavilion 1 Thursday, January 28, 2010, 5:00 - 7:00 pm, Royale Pavilion 1-4 Speaker: Jennifer Crocker, University of Michigan Chair: Jennifer Crocker, University of Michigan Introducer: Richard Petty, Ohio State University Speaker: Dacher Keltner, University of California, Berkeley, BORN TO BE GOOD: AN EVOLUTIONARY APPROACH TO COMPASSIONE1: Campbell Award Address Speaker: Patricia Churchland, University of California, San Envy Up and Scorn Down: How Comparison Divides Us Diego, BRAIN-BASED VALUES Friday, January 29, 2010, 5:00 - 6:15 pm, Royale Pavilion 1 Speaker: Paul Zak, Claremont Graduate Center, THE MORAL MOLE- Recipient: Susan T. Fiske, Princeton University CULE: OXYTOCIN AND VIRTUE Introducer: Peter Glick, Lawrence University Introducer:Outreach and Special SessionsG2: Keynote Panel The Role of Genetics in Personality and Social PsychologySSA1: GSC Special SymposiumSaturday, January 30, 2010, 11:15 am - 12:45 pm, Royale Pavilion 2A Graduate Students Guide to External Funding Chairs: William Fleeson, Wake Forest University, and Serena Chen, Uni- Friday, January 29, 2010, 8:15 - 9:30 am, Capri Rooms 103-106 versity of California, Berkeley Sponsored by the Graduate Student Committee Panelist: Frances A. Champagne, Columbia University, GENE-ENVI- Chairs: Nicole E. Noll, Temple University, and Kathleen Fortune, Uni- RONMENT INTERPLAY AND THE TRANSGENERATIONAL IMPACT OF THE versity of Manitoba SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT Speakers: Jenessa R. Shapiro, Amber L. Story, Laura A. King Panelist: Steve Cole, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, SOCIAL REGULATION OF GENE EXPRESSION IN HUMANSSSA2: Funding Opportunities at the National Science Foundation Panelist: Robert F. Krueger, Washington University, GENES AND ENVI- Friday, January 29, 2010, 8:15 - 9:30 am, Capri Rooms 107-110 RONMENTS IN PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY: SOME Speakers: Kellina M. Craig-Henderson andREFLECTIONS ON SCIENTIFIC STRATEGIES Amber L. StoryPanelist: Eric Turkheimer, University of Virginia, A NULL MODEL FOR THE GENETICS OF COMPLEX HUMAN BEHAVIORSSA3: Funding Opportunities at the National Cancer Institute Friday, January 29, 2010, 8:15 - 9:30 am, Capri Rooms 114-116 H2: Block Award Address Speakers: Bill Klein and Heather PatrickSaturday, January 30, 2:00 - 3:15 pmRoyale Pavilion 2 Recipient: Paul T. Costa, Jr., National Institute of Aging, ON THESSB1: APA Task Force Reports: Aiding, Advancing, and ApplyingIMPORTANCE OF THE FFM PERSONALITY TRAITSResearch Introducer: David C. Funder, University of California, Riverside Saturday, January 30, 2010, 8:15 - 9:30 am, Capri Rooms 103-106 Sponsored by the American Psychological Association Chair: Steve Breckler, Director of the APA Science Directorate Speakers: Steve Breckler, Susan Saegert, Brenda Major, Monica Biernat, Eileen Zurbiggen, Janet SwimSSB2: Social Psychology in the Service of National Security: Collabo-ration Opportunities in Support of the Federal Security ClearanceSystem Saturday, January 30, 2010, 8:15 - 9:30 am, Capri Rooms 107-110 Chairs: Bryan Castelda and John Capps, Office of the Director of National Intelligence, Special Security Center Speakers: Eric L. Lang, Bryan A. Castelda, Vernica Benet-Martnez, Cynthia L. PickettSociety for Personality and Social Psychology 2010 Annual Meeting 9

12. Symposia & Special Sessions ScheduleFriday, January 29 - Morning Sessions Special SessionSession ASession B Location8:15 - 9:30 am 9:45 - 11:00 am11:15 am - 12:30 pm Royale Pavilion 1A1: Beyond Laboratory-Based Test B1: Religion and Support of ViolencePerformance: Exploring The Far-Against the OutgroupReaching Consequences and Impli- Ariel Malkacations of Stereotype ThreatValerie Jones Royale Pavilion 2A2: Interpersonal ComplementarityB2: What is below the Big Five?Debbie S. MoskowitzStructure and utility of lower levels of analysis Joshua Jackson Royale Pavilion 5A3: Taken for Granted: The Influ-B3: New Directions in the Study ofence of Family on Social Cognition,Love: Neurobiological PerspectivesSocial Behavior, and Well-BeingJoshua PooreBelinda Campos Royale Pavilion 6A4: Check All That Apply: The Psy- B4: Basic Building-blocks of thechological Costs and Benefits of Social-Relational MindAdopting a Multiracial IdentityLotte ThomsenTodd L. Pittinsky Royale Pavilion 3-4A5: Finding Mind: Attributing (and B5: Perspectives on Moral Licensing:Denying) Inner Life to People, How Personal Moral History AffectsMachines and Godsthe Entitlement to TransgressKurt GrayEmily Zitek Royale Pavilion 7-8A6: Feeling, thinking, and the body: B6: Culture and Emotion RegulationDevelopments in embodied cogni-Igor GrossmanntionNorbert Schwarz Capri Rooms 101-102A7: Cultural Ladders: Causes and B7: Social Image and CultureConsequences of Social Hierarchy Susan CrossDepend on National and RegionalCultureJoe Magee Capri Rooms 103-106 S1: GSC Special Symposium - AA8: Emotion regulation and self-con- B8: The Two Faces of Verbal Mim- Graduate Students Guide to Exter- trol: Basic psychobiological mecha-icry: Does Linguistic Synchrony Pre- nal Fundingnisms and applications to public dict Positive or Negative Social Nicole E. Noll health Outcomes?Paige G. McDonaldMatt L. Newman Capri Rooms 107-110 S2: Funding Opportunities at the A9: Mediation and Moderation asB9: Survey Says?: Investigating the National Science FoundationTools for Theory Development inPotential and Limits of Survey Kellina M. Craig-Henderson and Amber Social and Personality PsychologyResearch L. Story Patrick Shrout Amanda Snook Capri Rooms 114-116 S3: Funding Opportunities at the A10: Making Meaning: The Human B10: Experiential Needs and Behav- National Cancer InstituteQuest for Understanding and Coher- ioral Motives: Different things orence same difference?Keith MarkmanKennon Sheldon10Society for Personality and Social Psychology 2010 Annual Meeting

13. Symposia & Special Sessions ScheduleFriday, January 29 - Afternoon SessionsSession CSession DSession E Location 2:00 - 3:15 pm 3:30 - 4:45 pm 5:00 - 6:15 pm Royale Pavilion 1C1: Presidential Address: The Social D1: The Psychology of Status E1: Campbell Award Address: EnvySelf: Egosystem or Ecosystem?Nir Halevy Up and Scorn Down: How Compari-Jennifer Crockerson Divides UsSusan T. Fiske Royale Pavilion 2C2: The Person and the Political D2: Positive and Negative Evalua-E2: Personality Traits as ImplicitMind: New Insights from Research tion in Self-Reported PersonalityCausal Theories about Peopleon Values, Mindsets, Perceptions ofEric TurkheimerJim Ulemanthe Nation, and GenderAnat Bardi Royale Pavilion 5C3: Social psychology for an eco-D3: The Science of Money and Rela- E3: Cognitive Underpinnings ofnomic recession: Examining the tionships: Ways that Money Helps Attachment Representations: Exam-effects of socioeconomic status on and Hurts Interpersonal Functioningining Relevant Knowledge Struc-psychological processesPeter CaprarielloturesNatalya C. Maisel Bulent Turan Royale Pavilion 6C4: Contending with discrimina-D4: The Nature, Causes and Conse-E4: Different Aspects of Essential-tion: Psychological, neurological, quences of Objectification ism: Looking across Race, Status,physiological, and behavioral conse- Steve Loughnan Religion, Age, and Sexual Orienta-quences of attributional ambiguitytionJenessa R. ShapiroNegin R. Toosi Royale Pavilion 3-4C5: Accurate Self-KnowledgeD5: Understanding Implicit and E5: Giving them wings to fly: AdviceC. Randall ColvinExplicit Attitudes: Exploring thefor soon-to-be, new, and established Dual-Systems Perspective faculty in the training of graduate Michael J. McCaslinstudentsJamie Arndt Royale Pavilion 7-8 D6: Beyond Recognition: What are E6: Biases in processing social cues: the Social (And Not-So-Social) Func- Links to early aversive experiences tions of Emotion Expressions?and functioning across the lifespan Jessica L. Tracy Karin G. Coifman Capri Rooms 101-102 D7: The origins, predictors, and moderators of religious beliefs and involvement Joni Sasaki Capri Rooms 103-106 D8: Prohibitions and Punishments: Implications for Moral Psychology Sana Sheikh Capri Rooms 107-110 D9: A primer on social neuroscience methods for consumers and practitioners: Endocrinology, genetics, and neuroimaging Elliot Berkman Capri Rooms 114-116 D10: Existential Epistemology: The Science of Motivated Knowledge Construction Joshua HartSociety for Personality and Social Psychology 2010 Annual Meeting 11

14. Symposia & Special Sessions ScheduleSaturday, January 30 - Morning Sessions Special SessionSession ASession B Location8:15 - 9:30 am 9:45 - 11:00 am11:15 am - 12:30 pm Royale Pavilion 1F1: How Psychological ProcessesG1: "Gimme Five!" Tactile Commu-Shape Culturenication and its Prosocial Conse-Jonah Berger quences Michael W. Kraus Royale Pavilion 2F2: Panel Discussion: Forging con- G2: Keynote Panel: The Role ofnections between Social Media andGenetics in Personality and SocialSocial/Personality PsychologyPsychology (11:15 am -12:45 pm)Samuel D. GoslingWilliam Fleeson and Serena Chen Royale Pavilion 5F3: Self-regulation in response to G3: The Biology of the Attachmentrejection and social threatBondMaire Ford Paul Eastwick Royale Pavilion 6F4: SPSP Diversity and Climate G4: Beyond particularism in theCommittee Symposiumstudy of intersectional identities:A Multi-Stage Approach to Under- Building and testing general theoriesstanding Intergroup Contact: Chal- of identity intersectionalitylenges and Potential Solutions Valerie Purdie-VaughnsTamar Saguy Royale Pavilion 3-4F5: Where am I? Cultural productsG5: New Insights into Social Evalua-and self-experiencetion Biases: From Brain to BehaviorJean TwengeJennifer S. Beer Royale Pavilion 7-8F6: Impulse and Reflection: Under-standing Behavior and MovingBeyond the Implicit-Explicit Distinc-tionMichael Haefner Capri Rooms 101-102F7: The Selfish Origins of Selfless-ness: Integrating Evolutionary, Eco-nomic, and Psychological Models ofHelping & CooperationVladas Griskevicius Capri Rooms 103-106 S4: APA Task Force Reports: Aiding,F8: Free Will, Moral Action, and Advancing, and Applying Research,Moral Responsibility Steve Breckler Yoel Inbar Capri Rooms 107-110 S5: Social Psychology in the Service F9: Outdoors Psychologists: Advanc- of National Security: Collaborationing Social Psychological Theory and Opportunities in Support of the Fed- Experimental Methods in the Field eral Security Clearance System Elizabeth Levy Paluck Bryan Castelda Capri Rooms 114-116F10: Embodied Motivation: Implica-tions of Body Feedback for Funda-mental Processes UnderlyingMotivated ActionNils B. Jostmann12Society for Personality and Social Psychology 2010 Annual Meeting

15. Symposia & Special Sessions ScheduleSaturday, January 30 - Afternoon SessionSession CSession D Session E Location 2:00 - 3:15 pm 3:30 - 4:45 pm5:00 - 6:15 pm Royale Pavilion 1H1: Power and the (Narcissistic) Self: I1: United and Divided We Stand:J1: Working Together or TearingThe Effects of Power on Self Percep- On the Collective and PersonalEach Other Down: How Members oftion, Self Presentation, Goals for the Functions of Conformity and Dis-Low Status Groups Treat theSelf, and Ethical Decision Making, sentIngroupNathanael J. FastKimberly Rios MorrisonKerry Spalding Royale Pavilion 2H2: Block Award AddressI2: Redrawing the Big Picture: From J2: Understanding Narcissism: Mod-On the Importance of the FFM Per-Personality Data (Back) to Personal-ern, Empirical Approaches to Classicsonality Traitsity TheoryControversiesPaul T. Costa, Jr. Daniel CervoneRyan Brown Royale Pavilion 5H3: Balancing Closeness and Dis- I3: A biopsychosocial model ofJ3: Contextualizing Interpersonaltance in Intimate Relationshipsthreats to social belonging: Perspec- Communication: When PositiveGertraud Stadler tives from across the spectrum of Behaviors are Negative and Nega- social psychology tive Behaviors are Positive Lisa M. Jaremka James K. McNulty Royale Pavilion 6H4: How we feel about them: Emo- I4: The Age of Obama: A New Era ofJ4: The Social Face: How Social Cate-tional responses to outgroups plea- Race Relations, or a New Era of gorization Influences Face Percep-sures and painsModern Racism?tionMina CikaraClayton R. Critcher Kurt Hugenberg Royale Pavilion 3-4H5: Do I belong here? IdentifyingI5: Whats so special about the self? J5: The Psychological Meaning ofFactors that Fortify vs. Attenuate Or is there anything special at all?Things and PlacesWomens Sense of Belonging in Ste- Kurt Peters Alison Ledgerwoodreotypically Masculine Academicand Professional DomainsJane Stout Royale Pavilion 7-8H6: The Differentiation of PositiveI6: Achieving Sustainable Happi-J6: The Social Ecology of EmotionalEmotions: Recent Advances in The-ness: Pathways and Pitfalls Disclosureory and Research on Positive Emo-Lara AkninKent HarbertionsMichele M. Tugade Capri Rooms 101-102 I7: Sex, Status, Power and PenaltiesJ7: Distinct and Common Effects of for Gender Deviance: New Direc- Various Psychological Threats tions in Backlash ResearchGale M. Lucas Corinne Moss-Racusin Capri Rooms 103-106 I8: A New Look on Automatic J8: Conscious and Unconscious Behavior: Modulation, Integration Thought in Decision-Making and ConsequencesDaniel Wegner Kai Jonas Capri Rooms 107-110 I9: The dynamic social mind J9: When and How Social Compara- Melissa Fergusontive Standing Impacts Well-being and Affect Jason P. Rose Capri Rooms 114-116 I10: How to Survive Sin City: The J10: For the love of the frame: Moti- Role of Cognitive Control in Fight- vational sources of variation in effec- ing Temptationtiveness of health messages Wilhelm Hofmann Tamara SimsSociety for Personality and Social Psychology 2010 Annual Meeting13

16. Poster Schedule Poster sessions are scheduled on Thursday, January 28, Fri- The doors to the poster room will open at 6:30 pm on Thurs- day, January 29, and Saturday, January 30. The presenting day and at 7:45 am on Friday and Saturday for poster authors author must be present at least one full hour during thewho are setting up their posters only. The room will not be assigned session and the other authors should be present dur- open to the rest of the attendees until the exhibits open hour ing the remaining time. The following times indicate when in the schedule of events. You may post your materials on the you are expected to set-up and take-down your poster. Noteboard assigned to you starting at the scheduled "Set-up that we are asking you to leave your poster up for longer thanBegins" time shown below. Please note that any posters not the formal session. This will allow people to look at yourremoved by Take-down Complete time will be discarded. poster throughout the day. You should plan to be at yourThe doors will close and lock for the evening at 8:45 pm on poster from the start until the end of your formal session. Thursday and 8:00 pm on Friday and Saturday. There is no re- entry after this time. Do not leave personal items in the poster room. PosterDate &Set-upSessionSessionTake-down Session TimeBeginsBegins Ends CompleteSenf-Identified Keywords Included Close Relationships/Belonging/Rejection; Emotion, Motivation/ Thursday,A6:30 pm 7:00 pm8:30 pm8:45 pm Goals; Person Perception/Impression Formation; Self/Identity; January 28 Social Judgment/Decision-Making; Stereotyping/Prejudice Applied Social Psychology; Gender; Individual Differences; Inter- group Relations; Mental Health; Motivation/Goals; Other; Prosocial Friday,B7:45 am 8:00 am9:30 am12:15 pmBehavior; Psychophysiology/Genetics; Social; Social Development; January 29 Social Judgment/Decision-Making; Social Neuroscience; Social Sup- port Aggression/Anti-Social; Aggression/Anti-Social Behavior; Atti- Friday, tudes/Persuasion; Close Relationships/Belonging/Rejection;C12:15 pm12:30 pm 2:00 pm6:00 pm January 29Groups/Intragroup Processes; Norms and Social Influence; Self-Reg- ulation; Self/Identity Culture; Emotion; Lifespan Development; Methods/Statistics; Per- Friday,D6:00 pm 6:15 pm7:45 pm8:00 pm son Perception/Impression Formation; Personality Processes; Self- January 29 Esteem; Stereotyping/Prejudice; Traits; Well-Being Assessment; Attitudes/Persuasion; Emotion; Evolution; Gender; Saturday, Intergroup Relations; Norms and Social Influence; Other; PersonalityE7:45 am 8:00 am9:30 am12:15 am January 30Processes; Physical Health; Self-Esteem; Social; Social Judgment/ Decision-Making Culture; Groups/Intragroup Processes; Individual Differences; Saturday,F12:15 pm12:30 pm 2:00 pm6:00 pm Motivation/Goals; Not Specified; Person Perception/Impression January 30 Formation; Prosocial Behavior; Stereotyping/Prejudice; Well-Being Applied Social Psychology; Attitudes/Persuasion; Close Relation- Saturday,G6:00 pm 6:15 pm7:45 pm8:00 pm ships/Belonging/Rejection; Intergroup Relations; Self-Regulation; January 30 Self/Identity; Social Judgment/Decision-Making14Society for Personality and Social Psychology 2010 Annual Meeting

17. SPSP 2010 ExhibitorsSPSP extends our thanks to the following SPSP 2010 Exhibitors for their support and participation.American Psychological Association Psychology PressGuilford PublicationsSAGEMangold InternationalSona-Systems Ltd.Millisecond Software Tobii TechnologyMindWare TechnologyW.W. Norton & CompanyNational Cancer InstituteWadsworth Cengage LearningNoldus Information TechnologyWileyOxford University PressPlease visit our exhibitors in the Grande Ballroom. Exhibit hours are:Thursday, January 28, 6:30 - 8:30 pmFriday, January 29, 8:00 am - 8:00 pmSaturday, January 30, 8:00 am - 8:00 pm Future Meetings SPSP 2011 will be held January 27-29, 2011, in San Antonio, Texas.SPSP 2012 will be held in San Diego, California.Society for Personality and Social Psychology 2010 Annual Meeting15

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