Friday - American Psychological Association

FRIDAY 9:00–9:50 am
2070 Symposium: Improving Employment
Outcomes for People With Disabilities—
What Employers Can Tell Us
Convention Center, Level I, Room W104B
Divisions: 22, 27, 33, 39, 42, 55, 56
Chair: Susanne M. Bruyere, PhD, MPA, Cornell University
Participants: Sarah von Schrader, PhD, Cornell University.
Characteristics of Employers Receiving Disability Discrimination
Charges
William A. Erickson, MA, Cornell University. What Works: Current
Practices and Policies Around Employing Persons With
Disabilities
Ishbel McWha, PhD, Cornell University. Leading in a Disability
Inclusive Workforce: Evaluating a Just-in-Time Toolkit for
Managers
Fees: Member-$80; Nonmember-$110
CE Credits: 1. No additional fees to attend CES. There is a
one-time fee to claim unlimited CE credits. (See page 43 for
instructions.)
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2071 Paper Session: Shopping and Bidding in
an Online Context
Convention Center, Level III, Room W304D
Division: 23
Participants: Using Electronic Recommendation Agents Can
Decrease Consumers’ Satisfaction With Products. Joseph R.
Lajos, PhD, HEC Paris School of Management, Jouy en Josas,
France; Amitava Chattopadhyay, PhD, INSEAD, Singapore; and
Kishore Sengupta, PhD, INSEAD, Fontainebleau, France
The Devil You (Don’t) Know: Bidder Ambiguity and Consumer
Aggressiveness in Auction Contexts. Cait Lamberton, PhD,
University of Pittsburgh; Rebecca Naylor, PhD, Ohio State
University; and David Norton, MS, University of South Carolina
Columbia
Online Shopping As a Collective Movement: The Roles of
Transformed Identities and Skill Contests. Prakash Das, BS,
University of Calgary, AB, Canada
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2072 Discussion: Interview With Karl Pribram
(Living History Series)
Convention Center, Level III, Room W312C
Divisions: 26, 3, 6, 24, 25, 40
Chair: Donald A. Dewsbury, PhD, University of Florida
Participant: Karl H. Pribram, MD, Georgetown University
2073 Symposium: Training in Religious and
Spiritual Diversity—Faculty and Student
Perspectives
Convention Center, Level I, Room W108B
Divisions: 29, 17, 22, 39, 51, APAGS
Chair: Mark R. McMinn, PhD, George Fox University
Participants: Mark R. McMinn, PhD, and Michael J. Vogel, MA,
George Fox University. Research Perspectives on Religious and
Spiritual Diversity Training
Mary A. Peterson, PhD, and Nicholas R. Wiarda, MA, George Fox
University. Competencies in Religious and Spiritual Diversity
Training
Winston Seegobin, PsyD, and Michelle M. McKinley, MA, George
Fox University. Coursework in Religious and Spiritual Diversity
Training
Carlos Taloyo, PhD, and Brian L. Goetsch, BA, George Fox
University. Clinical Training in Religious and Spiritual Diversity
Rodger K. Bufford, PhD, and Tyler A. Gerdin, MA, George Fox
University. Ethical Issues in Religious and Spiritual Diversity
Training
Mark R. McMinn, PhD, and Jason K. Mitchell, MA, George Fox
University. Assessing Outcomes in Religious and Spiritual
Diversity Training
Fees: Member-$80; Nonmember-$110
CE Credits: 1. No additional fees to attend CES. There is a
one-time fee to claim unlimited CE credits. (See page 43 for
instructions.)
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2074 Paper Session: The Usefulness of
Hypnosis in Psychological Treatment
Convention Center, Level III, Room W304A
Divisions: 30, 55, 56
Chair: John C. Mohl, MA, MEd, Bucks County Community
College
Participants: Empirical Support for a Whole-Brain Intervention
to Instill Hope. Anthony Scioli, PhD, Cody Harriman, Taryn
Heon, and Keith Sykes, Keene State College
Abreactive Hypnosis for Combat Stress Injury and PTSD. Arreed
Barabasz, PhD, EdD, and Marianne Barabasz, EdD, Washington
State University
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