Talk Schedule
The talk schedule below satisfied as many preferences as possible, while maintaining the tradition of devoting the first and last days to returning Duckees.
The schedule is tentative because I also have to coordinate with cooking, clean-up and dinner out assignments. Once those are posted, however, speakers are free to swap spots by mutual consent, as long as they are aware of potential conflicts with other assignments, and as long as they inform me in advance.
Because almost everyone wants to give a talk this year, all talks will be 30-minutes. There are 2.5 hours of talks scheduled each day, including my opening and closing remarks.
Those who failed to complete the talks survey are listed as "TBA" as are some folks who have not yet decided what they will be presenting. Please notify me of your actual talk title as soon as possible.
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Sunday
Don Carlston -- History of Duck Conference (9:30am)
Michael Bernstein -- The impact of cross-race recognition mistakes on victims (10:10am)
Amanda Diekman -- Gender as Embedded Social Cognition: Implications for Leadership (10:50am)
BREAK (11:30am)
Kurt Hugenberg -- Different emotional expressions underlie (un)trustworthiness impressions from Black, White, and East Asian faces (11:50am)
Kerri Johnson -- Social Sounds (12:30pm)
Monday
Liz Dunn -- Does Conversational AI Satisfy the Human Need for Social Connection? (9:00am)
Kristin Laurin -- Trust and Trust funds (9:40am)
Emily Balcetis -- How the Media Could Frame Disparities to Promote Collective Action (10:20am)
BREAK (11:00am)
Steve Stroessner -- Exploring Some Foundations of Shared Reality (11:20am)
Shira Gabriel -- Collective Effervescence and the Need for Social Embeddedness (12:00pm)
Tuesday
Amani (Manny) El-Alayli -- Perceptions of Individuals Based on the Flags they Fly (9:00am)
Christopher K. Marshburn -- Who can relate? Potential costs and benefits of racial relating in support exchanges among same- and cross-race friends (9:40am)
Chris Agnew -- Social Processes in Virtual Reality (10:20am)
BREAK (11:00am)
Gerald Higginbotham -- Voting: A privilege or a right? (11:20am)
Eva Pietri -- Examining the Importance of Intragroup Variability for Predicting Identity-Safety Outcomes (12:00pm)
Wednesday
Rachel Smallman -- Development and Validation of a Counterfactual-Based Intervention for Health Behavior (9:00am)
Spike W. S. Lee -- Do liberals and conservatives really have different moral foundations? (9:40am)
Don Carlston -- Social psychological processes in the Personal Preference game (10:20am)
BREAK (11:00am)
Kyle Ratner -- Sherif’s Degrees of Freedom (11:20am)
Keith Maddox -- Race and Humor (12:00pm)
Thursday
Abby Scholer -- A Multiple Goal Framework for Exploring Goal Disengagement
(9:00am)
Andy Todd -- Mental representations of autistic women and men (9:40am)
Lora Park -- Perceptions of safety and threat in the environment (10:20am)
BREAK (11:00am)
Chris Bryan -- Diversifying the labor pipeline: An intervention field RCT to reduce inequality in educational outcomes (11:20am)
Don Carlston -- Concluding Remarks (12:00pm)