Pocket Science

In this Inclusivity Spotlight, Barrett highlights principles to effectively engage in research, practice, and policy that produces equitable outcomes.

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.

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.