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2024 Group Processes Conference Program

SCHEDULE

8:00 am – 8:30 am Light Breakfast, Coffee, and Then Convene

 

8:30 am – 9:45 am Regular Session I: Pro- and Civic Sociality

 

  • Perceptions of Asian-Origin Workers: The Role of Sociability and Perceived Job Fit (Stephen Benard, Anna Russian, Bianca Manago, Soocheol Cho, and Youngjoo Cha)

  • Beyond Anchors: Reference Points in Jury Deliberations (Mary R. Rose and Shari Seidman Diamond)

  • Predicting Prosocial Behavior from Culture and Ego Networks(Nicolas L. Harder, Matthew E. Brashears, and Valerie Barron)

  • Sing Along with the Common People: An Experimental Study of the Effect of Contact across Socioeconomic Groups in Prosocial Behavior (Bernardo Mackenna)

 

9:45 am – 10:00 am Break and Gather for Next Session

 

10:00 am – 11:15 am Regular Session II: Identity and Justice

  • Making a Case for Identity Networks: A Relational Reconceptualization of Identity Theory (Caroline V. Brooks)

  • Comparing the Social Intelligence of Affect Control Theory and ChatGPT (Dawn T Robinson, Zara Jillani, Aahana Shankaran, and Makayla Stephens)

  • Inequality and Justice in Europe in 1991 and 2018 (Guillermina Jasso and Yoshimichi Sato)

  • To Be “Cared for” or Not: The Pivotal Roles of Resources and Belongingness on Burnout in the Workplace (Ryan A. Gibson, Karen Hegtvedt, Cathy Johnson, and Kate Hawks)

 

11:15 am – 11:30 am Break and Gather for Next Session

 

11:30 am – noon Flash Presentations

  • Burnout as Affect Control (Benjamin Fields)

  • The Role of Identity Verification, Salience, and Prominence in Distributive Justice Processes (Tenshi Kawashima)

 

Noon – 1:30 pm Lunch

 

1:30 pm – 2:30 pm Roundtables

 

Roundtable I: Anti- and Pro-Social Projects

  • Happy Hazing? How Fraternity Involvement Influences Hazing Intervention Behaviors in College Students (Haley Crews)

  • Disentangling the Effects of Power and Status on Prosocial Behaviors in the Workplace (Paola M. Tamayo)

  • Pathways of Influence: Neighborhood Characteristics, Discrimination, and Dimensions of the Self-Concept (Cynthia Emami)

 

Roundtable II: ACT and Networks

  • Emotionally Speaking: Emotion Measurement in Affect Control Theory (Vasundhara Kaul, Trenton Mize, and Robin Stryker

  • Self-Meanings of the Racial Identity Across Race, Gender, and Income and their Intersections (Justin Huft and Jan Stets)

2:30 pm – 2:45 pm Break and Gather for Next Session

 

2:45 – 3:55 pm Regular Session III: Status

  • Unpacking Microaggressions: Insights from Status Characteristics Theory (Malissa Alinor)

  • Status Under Threat (Will Kalkhoff, Josh Pollock, Matt Pfeiffer, Haley Crews, Graem Sigelmier, Chloe Miller, Jon Overton, Daniel Burrill, Brennan Miller, and Christopher Moore)

  • What Does It Take to Spread? Behavioral Enactment, Norm Violation, and Role-Based Status Diffusion (Yujia Lyu)

  • The Taco Tuesday Effect: How Task-Based Expectations Shape Behavior in Non-Task Settings (Zara Jillani and Joseph Dippong)

 

4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Special Session: Tribute to One of Our Founding Fathers: Joseph Berger, Organized by Cecilia Ridgeway

 

  • Murray Webster (as read by Lisa Walker)

  • Martha Foschi

  • David Wagner

  • Alison Bianchi

  • Edward Lawler

 

5:00 pm Announcements and Wrap-Up

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Here is a guide to help you prepare for flash presentations

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