Saturday, June 17th at the UC Davis Alumni Center 

Details about Sessions

Flash Talks – Should be no more than 6 minutes maximum and we suggest no more than 6 slides (we won’t enforce a number of slides but we will enforce the duration of the talk). We anticipate we should have time for a small number of questions either for each talk or for each session. If you are giving a FlashTalk, please bring your talk on a thumbdrive and transfer it to the computer during the break BEFORE the session. We will not have time to switch computers.

Posters – The poster boards are 4′ by 8′ (height by length) and so posters should be printed at a size that is smaller than that. Poster boards will be arranged on the patio outside of our meeting room. Please hang your poster prior to the session (either during or before the 2:45 pm break). Posters are not numbered/locations are not assigned. Please select a location that works for you!

Flash Talk Session 1
Social Psychology

1. Emotion Judgements Through the Lens of Intersectionality 
   Gold Okafor – UC Berkeley, Iris Mauss – UC Berkeley
2. Touch as an Emotion Regulation Strategy
   Özge Ugurlu – UC Berkeley, Felicia Zerwas – UC Berkeley, Datcher Keltner – UC Berkeley
3. From the individual to the group: The role of age, sex, and biobehavioral measures in  social network composition
   Christina Nord – UC Davis, Eliza Bliss-Moreau, UC Davis
4. Emotion Brokering and Mental Health: The Role of Family Support Values Sivenesi Subramoney – UC Merced, Eric Walle – UC Merced, Alexandra Main – UC Merced, Dalia Magaña – UC Merced
5. The contribution of seeing one another to the affective experience of the interaction
   Anat Perry – The Hebrew University of Jerusalem – UC Berkeley
6. Perception of facial affect interacts with race of faces in shaping evaluation of visual art in an affect misattribution procedure (AMP)
   Golijeh Golarai – Stanford University, Elizabeth Blevins – Stanford University, Dylan Christiano – Stanford University, Hazel Markus – Stanford University, Jennifer Eberhardt – Stanford University, Brian Knutson – Stanford University
7. Individual Differences in Empathy Dissociate Motivational Direction from Valence in Emotional Experience 
   Brandon King – UC Davis, Alea Skwara – UC Davis, Savannah VandenBos – UC Davis, Erika Rosenberg – UC Davis, Clifford Saron – UC Davis

Flash Talk Session 2
Affect and Health: mutual influences

1. Emotion Beliefs and Mental Health
   Gerald Young – UC Berkeley, Oliver John – UC Berkeley, Iris Mauss – UC Berkeley
2. Positive and Negative Affect Dynamics Related to SARS-CoV-2 Antibody Maintenance
   Ryan L. Brown – UC San Francisco, Karina Van Bogart – The Pennsylvania State University, David Almeida – The Pennsylvania State University, Elissa Epel – UC San Francisco, Aric Prather – UC San Francisco
3. Emotional Competencies in Multiple Sclerosis
   Dena Sadeghi-Bahmani – Stanford University, Robert W. Motl – University of Illinois Chicago, Laleh Sadeghi Bahmani – Shahid Ashrafi Esfahani University, Omid Mirmosayyeb – University at Buffalo, Vahid Shaygannejad – Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, James J Gross – Stanford University
4. Exploring Cognitive Subtypes in People with Comorbid Depression and Anxiety Colleen Mills-Finnerty – Stanford University, Halee Staggs – Stanford University
5. Non-deceptive placebos administered through telehealth reduce stress, anxiety, and depression associated with the COVID-19 pandemic
   Darwin A. Guevarra – UC San Francisco, Christopher T. Webster – Michigan State University, Jade N. Moros – Michigan State University, Ethan Kross – University of Michigan, Jason S. Moser – Michigan State University
6. Intersectional Models of Health: How Age, Gender, and Social Class Influence Blood Pressure Reactivity
   Maria Monroy – UC San Francisco, Wendy Berry Mendes – UC San Francisco)
7. Emotion-Related Impulsivity is Associated with Risky Decision-Making Matthew Elliott – UC Berkeley, Sheri Johnson – UC Berkeley, Jennifer Pearlstein – UC Berkeley, Daniela Muñoz Lopez – UC Berkeley, Hanna Keren – Bar-Ilan University (Israel)

Flash Talk Session 3
Sex, parental behavior, development and neuroscience

1. Better sleep and less stress following sex: Findings from a large-scale ecological momentary assessment study
   Yoobin Park – UC San Francisco, Wendy Berry Mendes – UC San Francisco
2. Bracing for Disappointment: Children’s and Adults’ Reasoning about the Emotional Benefits of Lowering Expectations
   Lucy Stowe, UC Davis, Sonakshi Khanna – UC Davis, Hannah J. Kramer – UC Davis and Queen’s University Belfast, Karen H. Lara – UC Davis – Southwestern University, Kristin Hansen Lagattuta – UC Davis
3. Different Perspectives: Four- to 10-year-olds’ and Mothers’ Beliefs about Children’s Attachment-Related Emotions
   Maritza Miramontes – UC Davis, Hannah J. Kramer – UC Davis and Queen’s University Belfast, Karen Hjortsvang Lara – Southwestern University, Kristin Hansen Lagattuta – UC Davis
4. An Exploratory Analysis of Longitudinal Associations Between Maternal Perinatal Sleep, Mother-Infant Attachment and Infant Negative Emotionality
   Meital Mashash, UC San Francisco, Riya Mirchandaney – UC San Francisco, Andrew D. Krystal – UC San Francisco, Elissa S. Epel – UC San Francisco, Frederick M. Hecht – UC San Francisco, Jennifer N. Felder – UC San Francisco
5. Too much of a good thing? Prefrontal anatomy of positive emotion regulation and links to externalizing behavior
   Eleanor R. Palser – UC San Francisco, Nathaniel A. Morris – UC San Francisco, Christina R. Veziris – UC San Francisco, Sarah R. Holley – San Francisco State University / UC San Francisco, Amie Wallman-Jones – UC San Francisco, Ashlin R. K. Roy – UC San Francisco; Abigail E. Licata – UC San Francisco, Mieke Voges – UC San Francisco, Christa Watson-Pereira – UC San Francisco, Maria Luisa Mandelli – UC San Francisco, Maria-Luisa Gorno-Tempini – UC San Francisco, Virginia E. Sturm – UC San Francisco
6. Maladaptive Behaviors in Children with Autism and Parental Hopelessness:  The Moderating Role of Parental Reflective Functioning
   Yael Enav – University of Haifa, Marguerite Knudtson – Stanford University, Antonio Hardan – Stanford University, James Gross – Stanford University

Posters i

Emotional Facial Behavior Dynamics Are Elevated in Dyslexia and Associated with Better Functional Communication
Amie Wallman-Jones – UCSF
Eleanor R. Palser – UCSF
Christina R. Veziris – UCSF
Sarah R. Holley – SFSU
Ashlin R.K. Roy – UCSF
Maria Luisa Gorno-Tempini – UCSF
Virginia E. Sturm – UCSF

Emotion Regulation and Beliefs about Emotions in Multiple Sclerosis
Dena Sadeghi Bahmani – Stanford University
James J. Gross – Stanford University

Daily Experiences of Awe and Loneliness: A 3-Week-long Longitudinal Study
Özge Ugurlu- UC Berkeley
Felicia Zerwas- UC Berkeley
Maria Monroy- UC Berkeley
Rebecca Corona- UC Berkeley
Dacher Keltner- UC Berkeley
Jake Eagle- UC Berkeley
Michael Amster- UC Berkeley

The Relationship between Sleep Quality and Blood Pressure in Black and White Adults
Emelly Argueta – UCSF
Rebecca Dileo – UCSF
Wendy Berry Mendes – UCSF
Aric A. Prather – UCSF

Emotional Reaction Similarity and Closeness in Early Friendship Development
Yi-Ke Peng – UC Berkeley

Electrophysiological Correlates of Semantic Pain Processing in the Affective Priming Paradigm: An Exploratory Study
Anna Gilioli- University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
Eleonora Borelli- University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
Francesca Pesciarelli- University of Modena and Reggio Emilia

Parent-Child Dyads and Emotional Affect
Jasmine Monfared – UCSF
Forrest D. Rogers – Princeton University
Darwin A. Guevarra – UCSF
David B. Newman – UCSF
Wendy Berry Mendes – UCSF

Prenatal Zika Virus Exposure Alters Affective Information Integration in Rhesus Macaques
Patrick Cogo – UC Davis
Florent Pittet – UC Davis
Eliza Bliss-Moreau – UC Davis

Contextual Modulation of Food Preferences in Rhesus macaques and Tufted Capuchins
Florent Pittet – UC Davis
Alyssa Maness – UC Davis
Eliza Bliss-Moreau – UC Davis

Improving Acute Stress Responses through Functional Music
Christina Rosa – UCSF
Wendy Berry Mendes – UCSF

Parent Empathy During Parent-Adolescent Conflict Discussions about Type 1 Diabetes Management: Associations with Adolescent Disclosure
Alexandra Main – UC Merced
Janice Disla – UC Merced
Maritza Miramontes – UC Merced
Deborah Wiebe – UC Merced
Erica Hanes – UC Merced
Nedim Cakan – UC Merced
Jennifer Raymond – UC Merced

Anxiety and Facilitated Contracting of Attentional Scope: Evidence for a Lateralization Effect
Sabrina King – CSU East Bay
Marvin Lamb – CSU East Bay
Amanda S. Morrison – CSU East Bay

Nonverbal Prosocial Behaviors are Elevated in Alzheimer’s Disease and Associated with Higher Baseline Respiratory Sinus Arrhythmia
Alexis I. Martinez-Arroyo – UCSF
Tiffany E. Chow – UCSF
Christina R. Veziris – UCSF
Ashlin R.K. Roy – UCSF
Amanda K. Gerenza – UCSF
Ryan J. Perry – UCSF
Joel H. Kramer – UCSF
Gil D. Rabinovici – UCSF
Bruce L. Miller – UCSF
Sarah R. Holley – SFSU
Virginia E. Sturm – UCSF