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Psychological Science and Society Presidential Plenary Panel Session: New Directions in AI and Large Language Models
In the last three years, most of us have felt our scientific world shift. Artificial intelligence and LLMs are changing the ways we think about statistics, predictions, theories, and human understanding.
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The Future of Psychological Science and APS: A Plenary Discussion
Both the field of psychological science and APS are in flux. In this session, the panelists confront the profound upheavals reshaping our discipline and outline a strategic vision for the future.
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The Fall of Civilizations
What are the factors that can destabilize large groups? Are we seeing early signs of this in the west now? What can we as psychological scientists do about it?
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Inclusivity Spotlight: The More You Know: Essential Truths for Social Justice Research, Practice, and Policy
In this Inclusivity Spotlight, Barrett highlights principles to effectively engage in research, practice, and policy that produces equitable outcomes.
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Keynote Address: Building Emotional Memories: From Neural Process to Narratives
What details do people build into their memory representations for good or bad experiences? What neural processes do they use to build these representations? How can these memories, and their narrative framings, influence behavior? In this Keynote Address, Kensinger describes how her in-the-laboratory experiments provide answers.
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Psychological Science and Society Plenary Panel Session: Collective Cognition
This panel brings together speakers carrying out novel research to address how group interaction influences cognitive processing, going beyond the typical approach of studying cognition through observing individuals acting alone.
