draft programme timetable - British Psychological Society

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Draft Programme v14
Wednesday 31 August (Only the first author as submitted are listed. All authors will be listed in the conference programme abstracts and proceedings)
10.30
12.00
12.45
13.00
14.00
Conference Registration Opens – Calon Suite Lobby
Lunch & Exhibition – Calon Suite 2
Opening Welcome - Calon Suite 1
Renee Bleau, Chair, Social Psychology Section
Keynote Address - Calon Suite 1
The Politics of ‘riot’ - Ideology, identity and impact
Professor Clifford Stott, Chair in Social Psychology, Keele University
Please make your way to your chosen session
nd
Calon Suite 1
Brecon – 2 Floor
Kidwelly - 2
nd
floor
rd
Pembroke – 3 floor
14.05
Oral Presentation
Anomaly and Arousal:
Distinguishing the Role of the
Behavioural Inhibition and
Behavioural Approach Systems in
Meaning Maintenance Effects
Travis Proulx, Cardiff University
Oral Presentation
“I’m not racist, but they did it!”:
Conspiracy theories as a subtle
form of bias
Daniel Jolley, Staffordshire University
Oral Presentation
Men and their masculinity; a
phenomenological study of British
men aged 25 – 35 years old.
Deborah Earnshaw, University of
Derby
Oral Presentation
Representational content of
nostalgic memories: An intergenerational study
Theofilos Gkinopoulos,
Loughborough University/PhD
student
14.25
Oral Presentation
Do I run the red light or not? The
role of TPB factors in explaining
the intention to engage in risky
behaviours
Mioara Cristea, Heriot Watt
University, Edinburgh (Scotland, UK)
Oral Presentation
Does contact make good
neighbours? On the relationship
between contact with asylum
seekers and attitudes towards an
initial reception centre in the
neighbourhood
Patrick Ferdinand Kotzur, PhilippsUniversity of Marburg, Germany
Oral Presentation
Stepmothers to the rescue: A
narrative-discursive analysis of
stepmothers’ talk about their
(male) partners
Sandra Roper, Open University
Oral Presentation
On Being Forgotten: Memory and
Forgetting Serve as Signals of
Interpersonal Importance
Devin Ray, University of Aberdeen
14.45
Oral Presentation
You See But You Do Not Observe:
A Review of Bystander Intervention
and Sexual Assault on University
Campuses
Danielle Labhardt, Coventry
University
15.05
Refreshments & Exhibition - Calon Suite 2
15.25
Symposium
Social Psychology at the Margins:
Interdisciplinary dialogues
Abigail Locke, University of Bradford
15.45
16.05
Paper 1:
Experiencing the role of ‘informal
carer’: Insights from two projects
Jane Montague, University of Derby
Paper 2:
Gendering toys: A social
psychological analysis
Leanne Etheridge, Cardiff
Metropolitan University
Paper 3:
The application of conversation
analysis to investigative
interviewing
Carrie Childs, University of Derby
16.25
16.45
Paper 4:
Navigating infant feeding debates:
A view from critical social
psychology
Abigail Locke, University of Bradford
Symposium
When the online and offline worlds
collide: Exploring how digital
technology and social identity
interact to affect collective action
Laura Smith, University of Bath
Paper 1: Withdrawn
Paper 2:
Mobilisation potential in online
environments, the role of
presentational flexibility
Denise Wilkins, University of Exeter
Paper 3:
The emergence of solidarity with
Syrian refugees over time on
Twitter
Laura Smith, University of Bath
Paper 4:
The use of digital media as
resistance within existing
collective action movements
Aisling O'Donnell, University of
Limerick
Oral Presentation
‘Search for the (Viking) hero inside
yourself’: Masculinity, place and
applied genetic history
Marc Scully, Loughborough University
Oral Presentation
The Social Impact of Being
Forgotten in Daily Life
Andrei Pintea, University of Aberdeen
Oral Presentation
Political correctness: Red light or
red rag to prejudice?
Toon Kuppens, University of
Groningen
Symposium
The Experience of Stigma from a
Minority Perspective: Quantitative
and Qualitative Approaches
Katy Greenland, Cardiff School of
Social Sciences, Cardiff University
Oral Presentation
The Development of a Separatist
Ideology and the Support for
Separatism: Insights from the
SIRDE Model of Social Change
Peter R Grant, University of
Saskatchewan
Oral Presentation
Jamaica, three years later:
Changes in Jamaican anti-gay
prejudice following 3 years of
activism
Keon West, Goldsmiths, University of
London
Oral Presentation
Are Heterosexuals' Attitudes
Towards Gay Men Becoming
Ambivalent?
Ashley Brooks, Anglia Ruskin
University
Please make your way to Calon Suite 1 for the Distinguished Career Award Lecture
Paper 1:
The Impacts of Cyberhate: The
results of an experimental study
Harriet Fearn, University of Sussex
Paper 2;
Unified (“Black”) experiences of
racism across gender and
ethnicity: A quantitative analysis of
the University and College Union
survey of FE and HE staff
Joseph Sweetman, Exeter University
Paper 3:
Gay men’s identity work and the
social construction of
discrimination
Katy Greenland, Cardiff School of
Social Sciences, Cardiff University
Paper 4:
Cosmopolitanism as a strategy
against stigma: An analysis of
discourses of young Romanians in
Britain
Eleni Andreouli, Open University
16.50
Distinguished Career Award Lecture - Calon Suite 1
Understanding the indirect effects of hate crime
Professor Rupert Brown - Professor of Social Psychology, Sussex University
17.50 –
18.50
Welcome Wine Reception - Calon Suite Lobby
Thursday 1 September
08.15
Conference Registration Opens – Calon Suite Lobby
Calon Suite 1
09.00
9.20
Symposium
Towards a social psychology of
contemporary citizenship
Stephanie Taylor, The Open
University
Paper 1:
Mead and the sense of citizenship
Paul Stenner, The Open University
Paper 2:
Citizenship and everyday politics
Eleni Andreouli, The Open University
Paper 3:
A contemporary worker subject
and worker citizen
Eleni Andreouli, The Open University
9.40
Paper 4:
Improvising Citizenship: Exploring
the art of listening in welfare and
justice practices
Johanna Motzkau, The Open
University
10.00
nd
Brecon – 2
Floor
Symposium
Exploring stereotypes within the
Science and Religion debate
Karisha George, Newman University
Paper 1:
Can scientists be religious?
Examining impressions of religious
scientists using a counterstereotype framework.
Karisha George, Newman University
Paper 2:
“I feel that external pressure to say
that I can be sensible, that I'm not
crazy’: responses of Christian
biological scientists to negative
stereotypes
Stephen Jones, Newman University
Paper 3:
Perceptions of Biological Evolution
Amongst British Muslims
Glen Moran, Newman University
Paper 4:
Challenging Stereotypes of Public
Perceptions of Science and
Religion: Preliminary Results of a
New Poll
Fern Elsdon-Baker, Newman
University
Kidwelly - 2
nd
floor
Oral Presentation
Personality versus Sexual Desire
as predictors of Sexting in Adults
Karina Eriksen, Regents University
London
Oral Presentation
Using the Theory of Planned
Behaviour to Predict Sexting
Behaviour
Adam Scott, Regents University
London
Oral Presentation
2016 Trends in Sexting and the
Role of Individual Differences
Harriet Curry, Regents University
London
Oral Presentation
Is Sexting a Coping Strategy? The
role of Stress, Depression and
Anxiety
Sophie Masson, Regents University
London
rd
Pembroke – 3 floor
Symposium
Habits and Habit Disruption
Wouter Poortinga, Cardiff University
Paper 1:
Testing the habit discontinuity
hypothesis in a field experiment
Bas Verplanken, Bath University
Paper 2:
Old habits die hard travel habit
formation and decay during an
office relocation
Ian Walker, Bath University
Paper 3:
Life events as opportunities for
travel behaviour change
Ben Clark, University of West
England
Paper 4:
Habit discontinuity, self-activation,
and the diminishing influence of
context change
Gregory Thomas, Cardiff University
Paper 5:
‘It makes me think’. Results from a
multi-method study of the English
plastic bag charge as a habit
disruptor
Elena Sautkina, Cardiff University
10.20
10.40
Refreshments & Exhibition - Calon Suite 2
Keynote Address - Calon Suite 1
The Social Psychology of Mediated Experience
Professor Steven Brown, Professor of Social and Organisational Psychology, University of Leicester
11.40
11.45
Please make your way to your chosen session
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Is harm a unifying structure for
Morality, Politics and the Social
moral judgment? Only if by ‘harm’
World: The Role of Moral and
you mean ‘injustice’
Political Values in Intergroup
Jared Piazza, Lancaster University
Relations
David, S. M. Morris, University of
Birmingham
12.05
Oral Presentation
“I don’t think there is any moral
basis for taking money away from
people”: The use of Discursive
Psychology to explore neoliberal
positions on taxation
Philippa Carr, Coventry University
12.25
12.30
Please make your way to Calon Suite 1 for the Poster Snapshot Session
Poster Snapshot Session – Calon Suite 1
13.00
Lunch & Exhibition – Calon Suite 2
Poster Session starts at 13.15
14.05
Symposium
Dialogical approaches to social
psychological research
Sophie Zadeh, University of
Cambridge
Oral Presentation
Ingroup Morality, Political Ideology,
and Group-Based Cognition
Brandon Stewart, University of
Birmingham
Symposium
Developing methodological
dialogues at the intersection
between computer and
psychological sciences
David Ellis, Lancaster University
Paper 1: Withdrawn
14.25
Paper 2:
The implications of dialogicality for
‘giving voice’ in critical social
psychological research
Sophie Zadeh, University of
Cambridge
Paper 3:
Paper 1:
Individual differences between
iPhone and Android smartphone
users
Heather Shaw, University of Lincoln
Paper 2:
The nose knows more than you
know: Using wearable sensors to
Oral Presentation
Ambivalence Towards Gay Men: A
Qualitative Investigation
Ashley Brooks, Anglia Ruskin
University
Oral Presentation
Unfair but inevitable: Discussing
income inequality in the UK
Simon Goodman, Coventry University
Oral Presentation
Mobility and citizenship in
turbulent space and times:
Categories and affordances in
Greece
Maria Xenitidou, University of Surrey,
UK
Oral Presentation
Homelessness as a metaphor for
death: The mediating role of death
thought accessibility on bias
towards the homeless
Rebecca Smith, University of
Greenwich
Post Graduate Workshop:
Dissemination in the 21st Century
Daniel Jolley, Staffordshire University
and Jane Montague, University of
Derby
Oral Presentation
Acculturation in a diverse context:
Social exclusion and socialemotional development amongst
Black British children
Aderonke Adeyanju, Goldsmiths,
University of London
Oral Presentation
The role of perspective-taking for
positive development among
emerging adults in a setting of
protracted conflict
Jeffrey R. Hanna, Queen's University
Belfast
14.45
15.05
Dialogical tensions and underlying
intentions in intergenerational
maternal dynamics
Natalia Concha, LSE
Paper 4:
A dialogical analysis of youth
sexual behaviour change in
Tanzania: Bureaucracy, identity
and agency in constraint
Clare Coultas, LSE
evaluate the impacts of odour on
pro-social behaviours
David Ellis, Lancaster University
Post Graduate Workshop cont.
Paper 3:
Profiling individual differences
between cyclists’ with Big Data
Lukasz Piwek, University of Bath
Oral Presentation
Childhood publics and the social
psychology of younger children’s
participation
Sevasti-Melissa Nolas, University of
Sussex
15.25
Refreshments & Exhibition - Calon Suite 2
15.45
Oral Presentation
The effect of stereotypes on
women’s leadership aspirations is
buffered by dual identification
Carola Leicht, University of Kent
Oral Presentation
Power and Affective Experiences
Stefan Leach, University of Kent
Oral Presentation
The effect of online ostracism on
students' wellbeing
Jess Morgan, University of Greenwich
16.05
Oral Presentation
Resistance to Implicit Stereotypes
Jolien van Breen, University of
Groningen
Oral Presentation
How is power understood,
experienced and performed by
British Muslim women?
Neus Beascoechea Seguí, Kingston
University
Oral Presentation
“You don’t look like that in real
life”: Exploring young women’s
curation of self online
Rose Capdevila, The Open University
16.25
16.30
Please make your way to Calon Suite 1 for the Keynote Address
Keynote Address - Calon Suite 1
Reclaiming and being human in slow interdisciplinary spaces of community and disability
Professor Rebecca Lawthom, Professor of Community Psychology, Manchester Metropolitan University
17.30
Announcement of the poster prize winner by Renee Bleau, Chair of the Social Section - Calon Suite 1
17.40 –
18.40
19.30
BPS Social Psychology Section AGM – Pembroke Suite (3 Floor)
rd
Gala Dinner – Calon Suite 1
Friday 2nd September
Oral Presentation
The Friends Are Not For Turning:
Children's Social Appraisal in
Friendship Group Bullying
Situations
Sian Jones, Goldsmiths, University of
London
Oral Presentation
Personal change as a
psychological consequence of
participation in collective action: A
longitudinal study of an
environmental campaign
Sara Vestergren, Linköpings
University
09.00
09.30
09.50
Conference Registration Opens – Calon Suite Lobby
nd
Calon Suite 1
Brecon – 2 Floor
Symposium
‘Nothing’s better’? Exploring the
social psychological effects of
naturism
Keon West, Goldsmiths, University of
London
Paper 1:
Naturism and Naturists: The facts
Malcolm Boura, British Naturism
Paper 2:
Take it off and let it go: 3
Quantitative investigations of the
effects of naturism.
Keon West, Goldsmiths, University of
London
10.10
Paper 3:
The naked truth: A large-scale
qualitative investigation of
experiences of naturism.
Helen Bowes-Catton, The Open
University
10.30
Paper 4:
A case study of experiences of
Naturism
Vivienne Heenan, Naturist Action
Group/British Naturism
10.50
11.10
11.30
Symposium
Discourse, authority and social
influence
Stephen Gibson, York St John
University
Paper 1:
A discursive re-definition of social
influence
Cordet Smart, Plymouth University
Paper 2:
The Roman Catholic Church’s
construction of authority through
persuasion
Anna Zoli, York St John University
Paper 3:
A rhetorical perspective on Stanley
Milgram’s proximity series
Stephen Gibson, York St John
University
Kidwelly - 2
nd
floor
Oral Presentation
Investigating environmental risk
perceptions: Social psychological
case studies of everyday life,
interactional and discourse
dynamics, and material worlds
Karen Henwood, Cardiff University
Oral Presentation
Developing a critical agenda to
understand pro-environmental
actions: Contributions from Social
Representations and Social
Practices Theories
Susana Batel, Cis, University Institute
of Lisbon
Oral Presentation
Tools for a new climate
conversation: Framing climate
change to engage the public
across the political spectrum
Lorraine Whitmarsh, Cardiff University
Paper 4:
Calling for Help: The discursive
construction of civil obedience,
institutional authority and social
influence during calls to the
NSPCC and the Police
Alexandra Kent, Keele University
Refreshments & Exhibition - Calon Suite 2
Oral Presentation
The role of identity in positive
mental health during the transition
to motherhood: Drawing together
feminist and social psychological
theory
Mhairi Bowe, Nottingham Trent
University
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
rd
Pembroke – 3 floor
Symposium
Exploring informal therapeutic
spaces through a social
psychology lens
Carl Walker, University of Brighton
Paper 1:
Enclosures, beneficence and fluid
spaces - the practice of informal
mental distress work
Carl Walker, University of Brighton
Paper 2:
Singing and cycling: Alternative
spaces for working through
distress
Paul Hanna, University of Surrey
Paper 3:
Social by nature? Evaluating the
social and psychological dynamics
of a nature-based intervention for
people experiencing mental
distress
Julie Morgan, University of Brighton
Paper 4:
Can social psychology become
trans-species? Exploring the
potential for wellbeing in an age of
ecological crisis
Matt Adams, University of Brighton
Workshop
Understanding Patterns of Action:
Sequence analysis in Social
Psychology
David Keatley, University of Lincoln
Oral Presentation
Attachment security as a predictor
of trauma, perceived social
cohesion, and right-wing
authoritarianism
Antigonos Sochos, University of
Bedfordshire
Oral Presentation
Top trumps? Exploring the
pedagogical principles & practices
of social psychology trading cards
Matthew Adams, University of
Brighton
11.50
12.10
12.15
12.35
12.55
Femininities and Motherhood in the
UK: Geography, Imaginary
Positions and the Discourse and
Rhetoric of (Hetero)sexual
Attractiveness
Rosemary Lobban, Anglia Ruskin
University
Exploring the relationship between
student’s self-efficacy, motivation
and self-directed study
Sophie Meakin, Newman University
Oral Presentation
Towards an interactionist social
psychology: Methodological
advances in quantitatively
exploring the dynamic evolution of
social structure through interaction
over time
Michael Quayle, University of
Limerick/University of KwaZulu-Natal
Please make your way to your chosen session
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
How do conflicting discourses of
Social Class and Models of
privilege, power and affect induce
Agency: Independent and
potential ambivalent paternalism
Interdependent as Educational
towards the “refugee crisis”?
(Dis)advantage
Alastair Nightingale, University of
Sarah Jay, University of Limerick,
Limerick
Ireland
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Social Representations of
Peacebuilding potential:
Refugees and of Solidarity Group
Contentious issues, attitudes and
Members: The Self and the Other
behaviours among the post-accord
Aikaterini Glyniadaki, LSE
generation in Northern Ireland.
Shelley McKeown Jones, University
of Bristol
Oral Presentation
“Taking care of yourself” vs
“Giving up”: Constructions of
health in low-income UK residents
Emma Anderson, York St John
University
Oral Presentation
Many Faces of Buffering
Hypothesis: Social Support as a
Moderator between Experience of
Domestic Violence and Adjustment
Outcomes
Nino Javakhishvili, Ilia State
University
Oral Presentation
Interrogating the notion of ‘social
contexts’ using LD manager
negotiations of service provision
as an example
Cordet Smart, Plymouth University
Oral Presentation
Generating collective audience
responses in orator-audience
interaction: Culture or Context?
Rhetoric or delivery?
Hyangmi Choi, University of York
Oral Presentation
Life in a care home: Impact on
identity for older people
Katie Paddock, University of
Manchester
13.15
14.00
Lunch & Exhibition – Calon Suite 2
Keynote Address - Calon Suite 1
Social Psychology as a liminal field
Professor Paul Stenner, Professor of Social Psychology, The Open University
15.00
Official Conference Close from the Social Section Committee - Calon Suite 1
Oral Presentation
Collective emotions as shared
features of community actions:
Experiences and affective
practices of South Africans during
the 2010 World Cup
Gavin Sullivan, Coventry University
Oral Presentation
The collective impact and multiple
meanings of the Hillsborough
Inquest verdict: A case study of
solidarity, class, pride and
community
Gavin Sullivan, Coventry University
Oral Presentation
Social engagement, identity and
well-being: The experience and
impact of participating in
community history and heritage
projects
Penny Furness, Sheffield Hallam
University
15.10
Grab & Go Refreshments - Calon Suite Lobby
Poster Presentations
(Listed by submission reference number)
SPS1: Risk Orientation, Inflated Responsibility and Right Wing Authoritarianism as predictors of voting preference in the Scottish Independence Referendum
Kallia Manoussaki, University of the West of Scotland
SPS2: A Foucauldian discursive analysis of newspaper media and government policy representations of mental health in regard to claiming benefits
Becky Scott, University of Huddersfield
SPS3: A longitudinal study of attachment in adult romantic relationships
Laura Machan, University of Huddersfield
SPS4: Perceived Escapability of the Gender System: A New Scale
Lois Donnelly, University of Kent
SPS5: Nations as Transgenerational Entities: Identity Fusion fosters familial ties with past and future generations of a national community
Metodi Siromahov, Royal Holloway, University of London, Dept. of Psychology; ARC Centre of Excellence in Cognition and its Disorders
SPS6: Ambivalence Towards Gay Men: A Qualitative Investigation
Ashley Brooks, Anglia Ruskin University
SPS7: The Paradox of Intergroup Apology
Sam Nunney, Cardiff University
SPS8: Bad but unblameable? The effect of stigma controllability on evaluations of transgressive leaders
Ioanna Kapantai, University of Kent
SPS9: Are we in conflict? The effects of symbolic threat in multiple identity management
Judith Escuin Checa, Queen's University Belfast
SPS10: The role of language in intergenerational transmission of identity
Judith Escuin Checa, Queen's University Belfast
SPS11: “I’m obviously Catholic, but I wouldn’t class myself”: Exploring management and presentation of social identity in Northern Ireland
Robert Lowe, Manchester Metropolitan University
SPS12: Implicit Attitudes towards British and Chinese Accents: the influence of nationality
Alyssa (Yubing) Lai, Glasgow University
SPS13: The Existential Benefits of Creative Achievement
Rotem Perach, University of Kent
SPS14: The Influence of Psychopathy and Moral Disengagement on Moral Utilitarianism
Ann Luk, University of Glasgow
SPS15: Am I On Time? The Development of a Time Personality Questionnaire
Philip Fine, University of Buckingham presented by David Ellis, Lancaster University
SPS16: Can psychological energization explain why considering social categories promotes resilient responses?
Joseph Buckingham, Queen Mary, University of London
SPS17: Playing the man, not the ball: Personalisation in political interviews
Maurice Waddle, University of York
SPS18: How much do psychological theories explain car use: A review
Samuel Chng, University of Exeter Medical School
SPS19: Transport decisions in Singapore and London: Exploring socioeconomic and environmental differences
Samuel Chng, University of Exeter Medical School
SPS20: Exploring the relationships between adolescent self-appraisals and body image and dieting
Samuel Chng, University of Exeter Medical School
SPS21: Inter- and intragroup learning of trustworthiness: generalisation of positive contact experiences
Marieke Vermue, University of East Anglia, School of Psychology
SPS22: Mobile Dependency: The Role of Demographics and Personality
Federico Guidetti, Regents University London
SPS23: The impact of cultural values and personality traits on morality. A cross-cultural comparison
Azizah Alqahtani, Plymouth University
SPS24: The relationship between political orientation, uncertainty-avoidance, and threat on attitudes towards immigrants
Fyqa Gulzaib, University of Birmingham
SPS25: Teachers’ implicit and explicit beliefs about inclusive education
Claire Wilson, University of Strathclyde
SPS26: Understanding Situation Specific Empathy: The Role of Fundamental Attribution Bias, Global Empathy, Compassion and Adversity
Stephanie Day, Regents University London
SPS27: From Facebook to Friendship? Intensity of Facebook Use Predicts Relationship Development after Reading Social Media Self-Disclosures
Amy Orben, University of Oxford
SPS28: Reactions to derogatory comments towards outgroup members: The moderating role of social dominance orientation
Laura Forder, UEA
SPS29: The impact of relationship closeness on the relational consequences of being forgotten
Andrei Iulian Pintea, University of Aberdeen
SPS30: Association of cooperation with mindfulness and age through a prisoner’s dilemma task
Darren Edwards, Swansea University
SPS31: Stretching the elastic: Anti-war and pacifist activist representations of war, peace and social change
Neus Beascoechea Segui, Kingston University
SPS32: Contact sans contact: Investigating an experiential mental health stigma-reduction approach
Tresoi Chloe Tyler, University of Kent