Duck Conference Participants by Conference

The talk schedule below satisfied as many preferences as possible, while maintaining the tradition of devoting the first and last days to returning Duckees.

The schedule is tentative because I also have to coordinate with cooking, clean-up and dinner out assignments. Once those are posted, however, speakers are free to swap spots by mutual consent, as long as they are aware of potential conflicts with other assignments, and as long as they inform me in advance.

Because everyone wants to give a talk this year, all talks will be 30-minutes. There are 2.5 hours of talks scheduled each day, including my opening and closing remarks.

Those who failed to complete the talks survey are listed as "TBA" as are some folks who have not yet decided what they will be presenting. Please notify me of your actual talk title as soon as possible.

Tentative Talk Schedule

This schedule is tentative and may change as speakers remind me that they are scheduled on a day when they won't actually be at Duck. Additionally talk days and times may be switched around due to weather or other considerations, or by mutual consent of those who arrange to switch spots.

Sunday, May 21
	Don Carlston	Welcome and opening remarks
	Allen McConnell	Sustaining pro-environmental action: The critical role of self-nature representations
	Amanda Diekman	Agentic and communal goal structure
	Kurt Hugenberg	The racialized nature of trustworthiness from faces
	Keith Maddox	The future of social cognition
	Elizabeth Haines	Cool
Monday, May 22	Don Carlston	Social Cognition is dead; Long live social cognition!
	Ashley Whillans	Flexible work and wellbeing
	Johannes Eichstaedt	Using social media to measure mental health and wellbeing of individuals and populations
	John Paul Wilson	Racial biases in judgments of others' physical attributes
	Jeff Hunger	Musings on the relationship between stigma and ostracism

Tuesday, May 23	Ximena Arriaga	Changing attachment-insecure mental models
	Thekla Morgenroth	Contradictions in anti-trans rhetoric
	Dorraine Green	Emotion regulation perceptions
	Debbie Ma	Perceiver (non)differences in mentally representing multiracial faces
	Emily Balcetis	Influencing public health: The social cognition of minority social media influencers' impact on teens' food choices

Wednesday, May 24	April Smith	Reconnecting to internal sensations and experiences: Development of an on-line, multi-session intervention
	Liz Dunn	Can cutting carbon make people happier?
	Michael Bernstein	Cross-race contact's role in the cross-race recognition deficit
	Lora Park	Social-evaluative threat across individual, relational and collective selves
	Jackie Chen	Interpersonal and institutional pathways to inclusion

Thursday, May 25	Eric Hehman	The prejudices of those around us
	Paige lloyd	Racialized physical senistivity beliefs and biases in use-of-force judgment and behavior
	Nick Rule	Beauty is in the "I" of the beholder: How ingroup membership guides attractiveness
	Pamela Smith	How self-control affects perceived power andpower conferral
	Don Carlston	Closing remarks and instructions

Friday, May 26	Diana T. Sanchez	Is orgasm worth pursuing? New evidence on the orgasm gap
	Jonathan Kunstman	Toughness beliefs and empathy as sources to intergroup pain minimization
	Emily Balcetis	How teens see leaders
	Franki Kung	"Robotic Asians": A mechanistic dehumanization perspective of bias against Asians and Asian-Americans