Flash talks Session 1: Emotion and Cognition

Reappraising Ongoing Struggles: How Emotion Regulation Shapes Meaning in Life
Alex Le, Stanford University

Flawed Forecasts: Children’s and Adults’ Errors in Predicting Emotions
Maria Calderon Leon, UC Davis

The Hidden Toll of Loneliness: Impaired Immunity, Physical Side Effects, and Emotional Reactivity
Ozge Ugurlu, PhD, UC Berkeley

Affective Science in Silico: A Case Study of Regret
Kate Petrova, Stanford University

Failure to Launch Emotion Regulation? Without a Default Option of “Doing Nothing,” Participants Frequently Chose to Regulate Their Emotions Effectively
Michael Ennis, PhD, CSU Chico

Do Affective Ratings of Visual Stimuli by AI Systems Correspond to Human Ratings?
Caitlin Claunch, San Francisco State University

FLash Talks Session 2: Affect in Context

Wanting to Maximize Positivity Shapes What we View as Supportive Behavior: A Study of US and Japanese Couples
Verity Lua, Stanford University

Parental Coregulatory Responses to Adolescent Emotional Expressions During Conflict Discussions About Type 1 Diabetes Management
Lucas Parnell, UC Merced

Social Comparisons Amplify the Link Between Negative Self-Beliefs and Mental Health
Ariana Reichler, Stanford University

“It Takes Two”: Empathy During Mother-Adolescent Conflict and its Associations with Adjustment
Katey Workman, UC Merced

European Americans Perform Positivity More than Japanese, to the Detriment of Their Well-Being
Raphael Uricher, Stanford University

Designing an Intervention to Make People Acknowledge Systemic Racism More
Birgit Koopmann-Holm, PhD, Santa Clara University

Flash talks session 3: Biological Bases of Affect

Value Coding in the Amygdala and Nucleus Accumbens Supports Reflective Cognitive Activity
Matthew Luke Dixon, PhD, Stanford University

Physiological Linkage During Moments of Shared Emotion Predicts 13-Year Mental Health Changes in Middle-Aged and Older Wives
Enna Chen, Stanford University

The Brain Bases of Emotion Generation and Emotion Regulation
Jin-Xiao Zhang, PhD, UC San Francisco

Neuroforecasting Consumer Demand for Movies
Cynthia Wu, Stanford University

Neurophysiological Correlates of Awe
Joseph Chen, PhD, UC San Francisco