Friday - American Psychological Association

FRIDAY 11:00–11:50 am
2182 Poster Session: Basic and Applied
Research, Educational Issues, and APAGS
Grant Winners
Convention Center, Level II, West Hall A4-B3
Sponsor: APAGS
An Initial Analysis of Anti-Arab and Muslim Stereotype Content.
Christopher L. Beck, MA, Florida State University (H-1)
Crazy Cat Lady: Investigating the Effect of Internalized
Stereotype on Women With Multiple Cats. Larissa Maley, MA,
and Laura Palmer, PhD, Seton Hall University (H-2)
Effect of Adaptive Versus Maladaptive Perfectionism on Intrinsic
Motivation After Failure or Success. Thuy-Vy Nguyen, MA, and
Edward L. Deci, PhD, University of Rochester (H-3)
Narrative Composition of Boys and Girls With Learning
Disabilities. Brynheld Martinez, MA, University of Rhode
Island; and Ofra Aslan, MA, Concordia University, Montreal,
QC, Canada (H-4)
Masculinity, Openness to Diversity, and Institutional Integration:
Retention Rates of Men in College. Martin A. Nolasco, BA, AA,
and Ayse Ciftci, PhD, Purdue University (H-5)
Evaluation of a Pilot Program to Enhance Internship
Matchability. Michael P. Valenti, MA, Argosy University, Hawai‘i;
Tica Lopez, PhD, Argosy University, Orange County; and
Michael M. Omizo, PhD, Argosy University, Hawai‘i (H-6)
Impact of Implicitly Biased Storybooks on Racial Attitudes.
Bethany D. Simon, MA, Brenda Nash, PhD, Danelle
Stevens-Watkins, PhD, and Erlene Grise-Owens, EdD, Spalding
University (H-7)
Impact of Parenting and External Support on Competence and
Values Among At-Risk Elementary Students. Xiaopeng Gong,
MA, Ball State University; Mei Chang, PhD, University of North
Texas; and Sharon Paulson, PhD, Ball State University (H-8)
Impact of Attachment Relationships on the Nature of Bullying
Among Deaf Students. Kimberly A. English, MA, Gallaudet
University (H-9)
Learned Helplessness and Bullying: At Risk for Cyberbullying.
Jenna L. Zucchi, MS, Linda Bacheller, PsyD, JD, and Frances
Muscarella, PhD, Barry University (H-10)
College Student Cyberbullying and Psychological Risk Factors.
Mary E. Varghese, BA, and Mary C. Pistole, PhD, Purdue
University (H-11)
Coping With Bullying in Adolescence: Does Gender Make a
Difference? Keelah V. Andrews, MA, Kelly S. Flanagan, PhD,
Kristin K. Vanden Hoek, MA, and Grace J. Ahn, BA, Wheaton
College (H-12)
Bullying and Coping: A Review and Synthesis of Recent
Empirical Studies. Elizabeth A. Moore, MA, Karisa J. Smith,
MA, Kelly S. Flanagan, PhD, and Mark Sanders, BA, Wheaton
College (H-13)
Intersection of Disability and GLBT: A Continued Opportunity
for Graduate Training Programs. Andy A. Gauler, MA, MS,
University of Phoenix–Jacksonville; Shirley St. Juste, MEd,
Howard University; and Matthew A. Mirgon, BS, University of
North Florida (H-14)
Testing the Value of Adding Metacognitive Prompts to an
Educational Game. Logan Fiorella, MS, University of
California–Santa Barbara (H-15)
Utilizing Pupillometry to Predict Inattentional Blindness.
Timothy Wright, BA, and Walter R. Boot, PhD, Florida State
University (H-16)
LGB Populations and Suicidal Behavior: A Comprehensive
Meta-Analysis. Erin M. Doolin, MEd, and William T. Hoyt,
PhD, University of Wisconsin–Madison (H-17)
Emotions and Memory in Alzheimer’s Disease. Edmarie
Guzman-Velez, BA, Justin Feinstein, MA, and Daniel Tranel,
PhD, University of Iowa (H-18)
A Comprehensive Model of the Effects of Early Childhood
Adversity on Psychopathology in Young Adulthood.
Christopher Conway, MA, and Constance Hammen, PhD,
University of California–Los Angeles; and Patricia Brennan,
PhD, Emory University (H-19)
Past Peer Victimization and Current Adult Attachment in College
Students. Heather Cosgrove, BA, and Janice DeLucia-Waack,
PhD, University at Buffalo–State University of New York (H-20)
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2183 Invited Address: Presidential
Program—Tools for Teams: Ensuring That
Interdisciplinary Team Science Works–
Part II
Convention Center, Level II, Rooms W205B and C
Sponsor: Presidential Theme: Interdisciplinary
Team Science
Participants: Howard Gadlin, PhD and Michelle Bennett, PhD,
National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD. Beyond the Seven
Dwarfs: Building a Successful Interdisciplinary Team
Chair: M. Lynne Cooper, PhD, University of Missouri–Columbia
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2184 Invited Address: Presidential Program—
ACSM/APA Exchange Lecture
Convention Center, Level II, Rooms W207B and C
Sponsor: Presidential Theme: Obesity
Participant: Jim Pivarnik, PhD, Michigan State University.
Physical Activity Before, During, and After Pregnancy: A
Weighty Issue
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