APS
31st APS Annual Convention
The Self in Social Context: Current Perspectives on How Self-Views Moderate Processes and Responses During Social Interactions
Self-views impact how one perceives, understands, and responds to social encounters. This symposium will address how aspects of self-views, such as self-esteem, rejection sensitivity, and self-other biases, affect social processing across the interaction timeline. Together, this work advances understanding of how self-views influence our social environment.
Chairs & Discussants
- Anna LuerssenChair
Lehman College, City University of New York - Jessica JonesCoChair
University of California, Berkeley
Presentations
- Self-Esteem and Responses to Feedback from Dating Partners across the Timeline of EmotionAnna Luerssen
- Low Self-Esteem Is Linked to More Reactivity to Partner Day-to-Day Positive and Negative Behaviors in Established RelationshipsMargaret Clark
- Differences in Memory for Social Feedback: Examining the Roles of Dispositional and Situational ExpectationsJessica Jones
- Biased Perceptions of Own-Other Couple IdentitiesAmanda Wang