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2024 APS Annual Convention

Poster Session V

Friday, May 24, 2024 · San Francisco, CA

Poster

Presentations

  1. The Relationship between Competitive Level and Resilience in GolfersShion Onoue, Ikuko Sasaba
  2. Shifting Perspectives: The Effects of Item Framing and Differential Vulnerabilities to Depression and Humility on Memory Self-Efficacy across AdulthoodEmily Patmore, Grant Gilsenan, Rachel Henderson, Zoe Strepek, Emily Flandermeyer, Thomas Hermsen, et al.
  3. Age Differences in Hedonic Adaptation to Societal Restrictions during COVID-19Anne Margit Reitsema, Bertus Jeronimus, Peter De Jonge, Pontus Leander
  4. Patterns of Stability and Change in Psychological Well-Being from Middle Adulthood to Very Old Age: A Latent Transition AnalysisArielle Bonneville-Roussy, Florence Khoriarty, Francois Laberge
  5. Social Resources Are More Strongly Linked to Emotional Well-Being Among Cognitively Normal Older Adults Than Among Young Adults and Older Adults with Mild Cognitive ImpairmentClaire Growney, Tammy English
  6. Adverse Childhood Events and Subjective Age in Later LifeEmily Schryer
  7. The Effects of an Executive Cognitive Task and Time of Day on Walking Balance with PerturbationsElizabeth Williamson, Kylee Dillon, Cortney Lahue, Lauren Shipley, Katherine Worley, Jessica Willis
  8. Older Adult Increases in Goal Adjustment Protective in the Context of the COVID-19 PandemicIrene Giannis, Carsten Wrosch
  9. The Roles of Physical Activity, Social Participation, and Social Support in Suspected Age-Related Cognitive Impairment over Time: Insights from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA)Madeline Gregory, Alexandre Henri-Bhargava, Theone Paterson
  10. Syntax Complexity Impacts the Rate of Semantic Illusions for Older AdultsSara Goring
  11. Impact of Contemplating Longevity on Different Life DomainsSarah Kim, Hsiao-Wen Liao
  12. Unveiling Cognitive Aging through Hand Movement Kinematics: Computer-Based Movement Tasks and Mouse-TrackingShan Wang, Shujing Zhang, Kate Wilmut
  13. Impulsivity Mediates the Association between Autistic Traits and Choice Reaction Time Among Healthy Young AdultsKassandra De Jesus, Katie Heberlein, Spencer House, Michael Gazzanigo, Jacob Chaney, Xiao Yang
  14. Using the Social Communication Questionnaire to Screen for Autism in Black Families: Item-Level Differences between Autistic and Non-Autistic ChildrenAnabelle Theodat, Autumn Parson, Gabrielle Ottey, Ed-Dee Williams, Jessie Northrup, Carla Mazefsky, et al.
  15. Examining the Role of Social Identity Threat Among Autistic Adults in Healthcare EnvironmentsOluwatobi Abubakare, Kurt Hugenberg, Lorenzo Lorenzo-Luaces
  16. Examining Sociodemographic Factors Related to Autism Screening Rates of Children in Early InterventionAshley Harrison, Karrah Bowman, Kristen Bub, Jennifer Brown, Rebecca Lieberman-Betz, Cynthia Vail
  17. A Structural Equation Modeling Approach to Relationships between Specific Executive Functions in Neurodiverse YouthAllison Hollender, Charleene Polanco, Sumin Bang, Rachel McDonald, Erin Kang
  18. Negative Affect as an Early Indicator of Familial Likelihood for Autism and ADHD: Variation Across Informants and ContextsHastings Lorman, Jenna Sandler, Antonia Piergies, Sydney Roberts, Makayla Soller, Veenavarsha Vimal, et al.
  19. Understanding Anxiety and Autistic Traits: The Role of Social ExclusionKate Rho, Jeevan Bains, Jason Rights, Daniela Palombo, Connor Kerns
  20. Undergraduate Students Recognize the Heterogeneity within the Autism Spectrum, but Overestimate the Number of Autistic Individuals with an Intellectual DisabilityCamilla McMahon, Savannah Wells, Kellie Rice, Sophia Thompson
  21. Intersectional Effects of Race and Gender on Age of Special Education Service Receipt for Autistic ChildrenMaharun Mia, Adam Winsler
  22. Socio-Motor and Socio-Cognitive Systems Explains Individual Differences in Peer Interaction in Autism and Typical DevelopmentNirit Bauminger Zviely, Shahar Bar Yehuda, Yael Estrugo
  23. Atypical Cortical Resting States in Females with Autism Spectrum DisorderStacy Moppert, Eduardo Mercado
  24. Racial Stigma Among Clinicians When Comparing Autism and Conduct Disorder (CD)Victoria O'Keefe, Mary Konieczny, Jennifer Grandits, Gina Thomas, Ashley Harrison
  25. Interparental Conflict, Parent-Child Conflict, and Child Emotion Regulation within the Family Check-up: A Randomized Controlled Trial in the North American ContextKatrina Abela, Andrea Gonzalez, Krysta Andrews, Teresa Bennett
  26. Inter-Partner Violence and Child Affective Reactivity: The Dynamics of Parental Emotional Awareness and Impulse ControlAlyssa Carrasco, Jacqueline Duong, Sierra Walters, Kayla Carta, Grace Jumonville, Matthew Ahle, et al.
  27. Limited Access to Emotion Regulation Strategies Mediates the Relationship between Childhood Emotional Neglect and Adult Self-EfficacyAnh Ho, Ashley Davis, Kristine Jacquin
  28. Frontolimibic Resting-State Connectivity Mediates the Association between Early Life Stress and Adolescent PsychopathologyChase Antonacci, Yoonji Lee, Lauren Borchers, Ian Gotlib
  29. Exploring the Moderating Role of Early Adversity in the Relationship between Depressive Symptoms and Social Cognition in AdolescentsDiandra Leon, Steven Curto, Cristina Nardini, Elizabeth Raposa
  30. Association between Community Violence Exposure and Affect in Response to Evocative ArtEmma Karras, Bria Gresham, Megan Gunnar
  31. Adding Occupational Therapy (OT) Services to Behavioral Healthcare Reduces Anxiety but Not Depression in a Youth Residential Services SettingAmy Stark, Lauren Hacala, Estevan Limon Lopez
  32. Childhood Trauma As a Predictor of Pain and Pain Interference in a Veteran SampleFrancis Julian Graham, Beth Cohen
  33. Childhood Exposure to Unpredictable Environments Is Associated with Altered Threat-Related Perceptual Decision-Making in AdultsJessica Duda, Aprajita Mohanty, Tyrone Cannon, Jutta Joormann
  34. Examining the Associations of Early-Life Parent-Child Relationships with Midlife Blood PressureJoanna Guan, Camelia Hostinar
  35. Emotional Maltreatment in Childhood Increases Adult Emotion Recognition AccuracyLilnetria Johnson, Jeffery Moss, Kristine Jacquin
  36. Childhood Maltreatment Predicts Adult Anger, Hostility, Interpersonal Sensitivity, and Obsessive-Compulsive PersonalityBelisa Kershaw, Catherine Ugalde, Kristine Jacquin
  37. Education Moderates the Relationship between Adverse Childhood Experiences and Emotion RegulationBroceny Brown, Makyla Jones, Kristine Jacquin
  38. Childhood Trauma and Resilience Predict Posttraumatic Growth in AdulthoodAdeana Fey, Xaviera Gadpaille, Kristine Jacquin
  39. Childhood Emotional and Physical Neglect and Adult Borderline Personality Characteristics Predict Emotion Recognition AccuracyKrystal Jackson, Amanda Rodriguez, Kristine Jacquin
  40. Posttraumatic Growth Moderates the Relationship between Emotional Neglect and Emotion RegulationVanessa Harris, Henrietta Egbunike, Kristine Jacquin
  41. Childhood Trauma and Emotional Intelligence Predict Posttraumatic Growth in AdulthoodFonette Benjamin-Thompson, Adeana Fey, Kristine Jacquin
  42. Characteristics of Child Sexual Abuse Predict Adult PTSD SymptomsKimberly Keiser, Kaila Folk, Kristine Jacquin
  43. Childhood Maltreatment Is Associated with Increased Accuracy of Recognizing Others’ Fear but Not AngerEric Moya, Makyla Jones, Kristine Jacquin
  44. Childhood Trauma, Posttraumatic Growth, and Emotional Intelligence Predict Borderline Personality CharacteristicsSarah Gibbons, Belisa Kershaw, Kristine Jacquin
  45. Frequency and Amount of Child Sexual Abuse Predict Adult Interpersonal SensitivitySeema Sharma, Makyla Jones, Kristine Jacquin
  46. Verbal Reasoning Moderates the Relationship between Childhood Maltreatment and Emotion RegulationKelley Carey, Christina Andrade, Kristine Jacquin
  47. Children's Perceptions of an Art-Based Intervention on Their Mental Health, Well-Being, and IdentityKyra Simons, Catherine Malboeuf-Hurtubise, Adrianna Mendrek
  48. Parent-Child Concordance on IPV Witness Status Predicts Children's PsychopathologyLauren Bailey, Kaitlyn Lynch, Brittanie Moore, Sydney Broadway, Logan Greene, Hanson Truong, et al.
  49. Childhood Deprivation, but Not Threat Exposure, Is Associated with Worse Metabolic Health in Midlife White Women.Meital Mashash, Dorothy Chiu, Agus Surachman, George Slavich, Barbara Laraia, Elissa Epel, et al.
  50. Overcoming Insecure Attachment Patterns across Generations: A Qualitative Exploration in the Chinese ContextMengran Li, Patrick Luyten, Chloe Campbell
  51. Emotion Regulation Difficulties Are Associated with Higher Levels of Children’s Internalizing ProblemsMolly Guerra, Micah Williams, Isaac Petersen
  52. Exploring the Influential Socioeconomic Factors on Mental and Behavioral Problems Among Children and Adolescents in the United States during the COVID-19 PandemicMoustafa Basiony, Julia Yi, Olivia Chen, Spencer Gaylert, Yanhong Jin
  53. Caregiver Emotional Support in Relation to Adolescent Functioning after Sexual Abuse: Findings with Enhanced MethodsMelissa Sitton, Renee McDonald, David Rosenfield, Mindy Jackson, Ernest Jouriles
  54. Adolescent and Caregiver Reports of Potentially Traumatic Events Experienced By Adolescents Who Have Been Sexually Abused: Relations with Adolescent AdjustmentMelissa Sitton, Mbonobong Usua, Julia Griffin, Mindy Jackson, Renee McDonald, Ernest Jouriles
  55. The Long Arm of Childhood: How Adverse Childhood Experiences Influence Psychological Distress and the Mediation Pathway of InsomniaNingyuan Guo, Lin Wang
  56. Associations of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) with Stress Biomarkers and DepressionRebekka Twine, Sydney Yi, Christine Xu, Enya Daang, Scarlett Lopez-Aguilar, Camelia Hostinar
  57. Positive and Negative Childhood Experiences Are Associated with Adult Somatic Symptoms in WomenSasha Afroz, Zoe Zong, Thomas Atwater, Jeri Tan, Aoife O'Donovan, Kristen Nishimi
  58. Effects of Childhood Trauma: Depression, Substance Abuse, and DevianceTiffani Roberts, Shilpa Regan, Abby Nance
  59. Metabolic and Cognitive Effects in Rats Elicited By Scheduled Intermittent FastingCyrilla Wideman, Helen Murphy
  60. Food Addiction and Substance Addiction in Community Women: Prospective Evidence of Common and Distinct Emotion Regulation DeficitsDeepika Bajaj, Sarah Farstad, Kristin von Ranson
  61. Testing the Relationship between Food-Related Inhibitory Control and Food Addiction: An Event-Related Potential (ERP) StudyElsa Vong, Kaylie Carbine, Michael Larson, Bruce Bailey
  62. A Neurophysiological Investigation on the Relationship between Eating Tendencies and Food-Related Inhibitory ControlGaby Almaraz-Roman, Jennifer Aldana, Kaylie Carbine, James LeCheminant, Michael Larson
  63. Food Disgust Sensitivity Associated with Enhanced Symptoms of Orthorexia Nervosa in Community AdultsNiki Hayatbini, Gianna Delander, Taylor Larouere, Vrinda Kalia
  64. Moving into a Healthier Lifestyle: Black Gen Z Women Dietary DecisionsKaylee Harper, Kalynda Smith
  65. From Wellness to Worry: The Dangers of Eating Too HealthyIsabel Viana Teixeira, Ariana Gabriel, Kirsten Li-Barber
  66. Examining the Effect of Weight-Related Recruitment Information on Participant Characteristics: A Randomized Field ExperimentWang Christy, Jeffrey Hunger, Joseph Liao, David Figueroa, Alejandra Lopez, A. Janet Tomiyama
  67. Maternal Depression Experienced during Childhood Predicts Adolescent Disordered Eating BehaviorsLoie Faulkner, Sara Bufferd, Cheri Levinson, Daniel Klein
  68. Machine Learning Classification of Anorexia and Atypical Anorexia: The Role of Body Mass IndexLuis Sandoval-Araujo, Sofie Glatt, Claire Cusack, Christina Ralph-Nearman, Yuchen Han, Jeffrey Bryan, et al.
  69. Thinspiration and Fitspiration: Both Problematic on Social MediaMun Yee Kwan, Ayla Gioia, Rebecca Braverman, Kristina Drumheller
  70. Associations of Cognitive Control and Reward Sensitivity on Latent Class Symptom Trajectories of Binge Eating Behaviors in ChildrenOlivia Drake, Ritesh Malaiya, Stacie Warren
  71. The Influence of Receptacle Material on Consumer Perceptions of MycoproteinShanice Lim, Peter Kay Chai Tay
  72. Does Food-Related Inhibitory Control Predict Dietary Intake? Evidence from an Event-Related Potential (ERP) StudyTracy Kelley, Marissa North, Kaylie Carbine, James LeCheminant, Michael Larson
  73. Perceptions of Sexually Coercive BehaviorsAlexis Hogan, Demi Hart, Gage Miller, Deborah Davis
  74. Men and Women Might Employ Coercion Strategies Similar: Links Between Adherence to Traditional Masculine Ideologies and Sexual Coercion Following Sexual RejectionJennifer Birke, Margarethe Hochleitner, Nikola Komlenac
  75. Adolescent and Adult Sexual Victimization Predicts Sexual Response Disruptions in Women and MenShawni Mitchell, Catherine Ugalde, Kristine Jacquin
  76. Childhood Physical Abuse and Emotional Neglect Predict Different Types of Sexual Response Disruptions in AdultsHenrietta Egbunike, Kristine Jacquin
  77. The Role of Societal-Level Factors in College Students’ Risk for Sexual HarassmentJan-Louw Kotze, Patricia Frazier
  78. Sexual Objectification Increases Dishonest TendenciesKai-Tak Poon, Hill-Son Lai, Rheal S. W. Chan
  79. Sex Differences in Online Daters Perception of Economic and Dating AccessStephen Whyte
  80. Expecting Shared Reality: The Potent Role of PoliticsBrett Hu, Steven Stroessner
  81. The Relation between Sociopolitical Contexts and Psychological WellbeingJose Soto, Sreelakshmi Pushpanadh, Camilo Posada Rodriguez, Roua Daas, Sara Albrecht Soto, Meg Bruening, et al.
  82. Factors That Predict Misperceptions of Outpartisan Stance on Political Issues Vary By PartyKelia Lomeli, Tyrone Sgambati, Ozlem Ayduk
  83. Beyond Perceptions: Unveiling Bias in Political and Personal Realms, and BehaviorSieun An, Alexis Snider, Dana Gay, Nadia Villegas
  84. Assessing Relinquishment of Positivity and Avoidance of Positivity As Central Symptoms Bridging Anxiety and DepressionCamryn Calafiore, Amanda Collins, Gregory Bartoszek, Sam Winer
  85. Sleep Bad, Feel Bad: Unpacking the Role of Exercising and SocializingSihan Liu, Linxin Wang, Shuquan Chen, Huiting Cao, Jutta Joormann
  86. Sleep Bad, Feel Bad: Unpacking the Role of Exercise and SocializingSihan Liu, Linxin Wang, Shuquan Chen, Huiting Cao, Jutta Joormann
  87. Greater Change in Sleep Pattern Is Associated with More Accurate Identification of Negative Facial EmotionsKelsey Armstrong, Hannah van Den Thillart, Rodrigo Bos, Abbey Shlossman, Estefania Valencia, Isabella Chhina, et al.
  88. Latent Variable Model Does Not Capture Actigraph-Assessed Sleep Quality IndicesGeorge Bate, Jesse Bahrke, Joanna Buscemi, Sara Lampert-Okin, Rachel Greenley, Kristin Schneider, et al.
  89. Social Jet Lag and Chronic Sleep Reduction As Mediators of the Relationship between Chronotype and ProcrastinationKatherine Blair, Maria Duque, Dayton Keffer, Sofia Taylor, Ally Tingen, Hilary Stebbins
  90. Sleep Health of Children and Adults with Moebius SyndromeJessica Dietch, John Richmond Sy, Kathleen Bogart, Ellie Anderson
  91. An Examination of Napping and Mood in College Students and the Unique Role of DepressionLillian Shattuck, Katherine Ostrow, Caroline Kessler, Athena Nooney, Martin Seehuus
  92. Sleep As a Predictor of Next-Day Mood in College StudentsCaroline Kessler, Lillian Shattuck, Athena Nooney, Katherine Ostrow, Martin Seehuus
  93. Subjective Measures of Sleep Predict Next-Day Anxiety Levels in College Students: The Roles of Anxiety Sensitivity and Various Sleep ModalitiesKatherine Ostrow, Lillian Shattuck, Caroline Kessler, Athena Nooney, Martin Seehuus
  94. Reciprocal Daily Relations between Sleep Quality and Emotion Dynamics in Adolescents.Nigel Jaffe, Kristina Pidvirny, Anna Tierney, Madison Fisher, Jack Ognibene, Hadar Fisher, et al.
  95. Mindful Sleep Guardians: Unraveling the Gender Differences in Impact of Stress and Mindfulness on Sleep Problems in AdolescentsHuiting Cao, Fenghua Tang, Yunyan Dong, Xiaoran Xue, Ningning Mao, Zhuo Han
  96. Morning Misery: Circadian Timing and Negative Affect in a Sample of AdolescentsRiya Mirchandaney, Daniel Buysse, Duncan Clark, Kathryn Guo, Greg Siegle, Brant Hasler
  97. “You’Re Lucky If You Sleep!”: Narratives of Sleep’s Vicious Cycle with Academics, Mental Health, and Interpersonal Relationships Among Emerging Adults from Minority Groups in the United StatesRoyette Dubar, Danielle Greene, Nicole Watkins
  98. The Impact of Blurred Self-Identity on SleepWenying Yuan, Junyao Chang, Tonglin Jiang
  99. The Effect of a Self-Compassion Manipulation on Treatment Adherence Intentions Among Employees with Type 2 Diabetes Experiencing Occupational Stressin NigeriaIsmaila Yakubu
  100. Dispositional Mindfulness and Stress Coping amid the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Exploration of Problem-Focused MediatorsCraig Tomlin
  101. Contextual Factors and Their Impact on Mindfulness Interventions: Targeting Emotion Dysregulation in Early Childhood TeachersEmily Starr, Holly Hatton, Caron A.C. Clark, Gilbert Parra
  102. The Predictive Role of Trait Mindfulness in Functional Connectivity during an Affective Stroop TaskGayathri Batchalli Maruthy, Lyndahl Himes, Bart Rypma
  103. Attachment, Mindfulness, and Emotion Regulation: A Study of Emerging Adults in the Covid-19 PandemicHeidi Kellam
  104. Differences in the Associations Among Peer Rejection, Rejection Sensitivity, Psychological Distress, and Self-Compassion in Emerging Adults with and without ADHDAlia Hussain, Katrina Abela, Danielle Law
  105. Neural Oscillations and Impulsive Behavior in Heartfulness MeditatorsKrishna Dwivedi
  106. Dispositional Mindfulness Improves Implicit Learning Under Cognitive DepletionTang Xianglu, Chen Rongrong
  107. Mindfulness Intervention on Inhibitory Control in Patients with Chronic PainChia-Yu Cheng, Keng-Chen Liang, Tai-Li Chou
  108. The Psychological and Cognitive Factors Associated with Engagement and Efficacy of Mindfulness Practice in the Classroom.Savannah Siew, Junhong Yu
  109. Perceptual Span Relates to Neuropsychological Domains of Cognition in Adults with HIV/AIDSDavid Hardy, Steven Castellon, Charles Hinkin
  110. Whether You like It or Not Is More Related to How You Want to Feel: People Who Want to Feel High Arousal Positive Affects in Daily Life Prefer Interesting Advertisements.Ying Ju Lee, Sheng-Ling Chang
  111. Deriving Models of Change with Interpretable Parameters: Linear Estimation with Nonlinear InferenceEthan McCormick
  112. Negative Interpretive Biases Shape Emotional Responses to Positive ContextsEmily Gawlik, Karin Coifman
  113. Sources of Clinical Self-Efficacy in Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Education: A Qualitative StudyEileen McBride
  114. A Comparison of the Reliability and Validity of the Emotional Prosody Assessment When Administered in Group Face-to-Face, Individual Face-to-Face, and Online SettingsEmma Bauman, Giavanna Yowell, Samantha Larson, Emily Patmore, Ashrey Burley, Allison Devedjian, et al.
  115. An Empirical Method for Selecting Verbal Anchoring for Similarity and Dissimilarity RatingsWalter Charles
  116. Standing before History: Witnessing Societal Events with Historical Significance Boosts Meaning in LifeYige Yin, Yuling Wang, Xiaohan Wu, Xiaoqi Sun, Joshua Hicks, Tonglin Jiang
  117. Unraveling the Connection between Food Addiction and Cognitive Control: Findings from an Event-Related Potential StudyJennifer Aldana, Gaby Almaraz-Roman, Kaylie Carbine, Michael Larson, Bruce Bailey
  118. The Self-Efficacy and Mental Health Treatment Practices of Pediatric Primary Care Providers in an Integrated Behavioral Health Training ProgramPatrick Tennant, Rebecca Marcolina, Tegan Henke, Sabrina Browne, Dana Hicks, Adrienne Hunnicutt, et al.
  119. Adverse Childhood Experiences Predict Threat Appraisal for Daily Stressors: Moderation By Interpersonal TensionsOlive Huang, Nicole Stuart, Talia Morstead, Anita DeLongis, Nancy Sin
  120. Actuarial Prediction of Suicidal Ideation Among Military Personnel: The Relative Importance of PTSD, Psychosocial Functioning, and Intolerance of UncertaintyKaitlin Grelle, Sarah Vacek, Kara Rayha, Paige Lindsey, Willie Hale, Brian Moore
  121. The Effect of Acute Stress on Recognizing Facial Expressions of Emotion: An Eye Tracking StudyMax Marshall, Alexandra Fiocco
  122. Verification of the Effects of a Mindfulness Intervention Among Aspiring Professional MusiciansYuuki Sano, Hidetoshi Ue, Haruka Syoda, Meiko Michihata, Sachiko Kuga, Ikuko Sasaba