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2019 International Convention of Psychological Science

Social Thermoregulation: Exploring the Link Between Close Relationships and Thermoregulation

Saturday, March 9, 2019 · Paris, France

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Social thermoregulation theory posits that the co-regulation of body temperature is a motivating force for attachment bonds. This symposium includes three high-powered projects and one expert discussant that highlight the recent findings supporting this proposition. Collectively, we conclude that environmental demands such as temperature fluctuations shape attachment bonds.

Chairs & Discussants

  • Gizem SurenkokChair
    Cornell University
  • Gizem SurenkokChair
    Cornell University
  • Cindy HazanCoChair
    Cornell University
  • Cindy HazanDiscussant
    Cornell University

Presentations

  1. Socially Thermoregulated Thinking: How Past Experiences Matter in Thinking about Our Loved OnesHans IJzerman, Lison Neyroud, Remi Courset, Michel Schrama, Jorick Post, Tila Pronk
  2. The Human Penguin Project: Climate, Social Integration, and Core Body Temperature Chuan-peng Hu, Hans IJzerman, Siegwart Lindenberg, Ilker Dalgar, Sophia Weissgerber, Rodrigo Vergara
  3. The Warmth of You, the Warmth in Me: The Effect of Partner Presence and Absence on the Perception of TemperatureGizem Surenkok, Cindy Hazan