Welcome to the 47th Annual Meeting of the Society for Cross-Cultural Research

February 21 – 24, 2018 D Hotel and Casino

Downtown Las Vegas, NV

TheSocietyforCross-CulturalResearchwasinitiallyplannedbyseveralfoundingmembersduringtheannualmeetingoftheAmericanAnthropologicalAssociationinNovember1971,withthefirstmeetingconvenedinFebruary1972.Sinceitsfounding,SCCRhashostedannualconferencesthatprovideanidealforumforsharinganddiscussingnewideas,establishingandmaintainingprofessionalandpersonalrelationships,andbuildingcollaborationswithnationalandinternationalcolleagues.Overtheyears,ithasbeeninspiringtowatchanincreasingnumberofgraduatestudentsfromvariousdisciplinesandallaroundtheworldparticipateanddevelopnetworksatSCCRconferencesandpursuecareersinfieldsthatencouragecross-culturalresearch.Wearehopefulthatthisyear’sconference,likeallofthepastconferences,willofferabundantopportunitiestolearn,dialogue,andnetworkwithpassionateandcreativescholars.Wewouldliketoacknowledgethosewhoassistedwiththeplanningandorganizationofthisyear’smeeting.ThankyoutotheUniversityofNevada,LasVegasandtheDepartmentofAnthropologyfortheirassistanceandlogisticalsupport.ThankyoutotheProgramCommitteeMembers:AileenGarcia,SahityaMaiya,MadisonMemmott-Elison,IrenePadasas,andSarahTaylor.Welcometothe47thannualconferencefortheSocietyforCross-CulturalResearch.WearedelightedtowelcomeyoutoLasVegas,NV!ConferenceOrganizer:AlyssaCrittenden(UniversityofNevada,LasVegas)ProgramCommitteeChairs:PeterGray(UniversityofNevada,LasVegas)ShellyVolsche(UniversityofNevada,LasVegas)CaseyRoulette(SanDiegoStateUniversity)

2018SCCROfficersJillBrownPresidentDepartmentofPsychology,CreightonUniversityAlyssaCrittendenPresident-ElectDepartmentofAnthropology,UniversityofNevada,LasVegasBrienAshdownVicePresidentDepartmentofPsychology,Hobart&WilliamSmithCollegesBonnieHewlettPastPresidentDepartmentofAnthropology,WashingtonStateUniversityLisaOliverTreasurerDepartmentofCounselorEducation,SanJoseStateUniversityTedBartholomewSecretaryDepartmentofEducationalStudies,PurdueUniversityCaseyRouletteNewsletterEditorDepartmentofAnthropology,SanDiegoStateUniversitySarahAlmalkiStudentRepresentativeDepartmentofHumanDevelopmentandFamilyScience,UniversityofMissouriCarrieBrownPsychologyAreaRepresentativeDepartmentofGeneralEducation-BehavioralSciences,WesternGovernorsUniversitySmitaMathurSocialScienceAreaRepresentativeDepartmentofEarlyElementaryandReading,JamesMadisonUniversityPeterPeregrineAnthropologyAreaRepresentativeDepartmentofAnthropology,LawrenceUniversityHerbertBarryParliamentarianandArchivistDepartmentofPharmaceuticalSciences,UniversityofPittsburgh

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2018KEYNOTESPEAKERS–listedbelowinalphabeticalorderbylastname

Dr.GlennAdamsAgainstDevelopmentality:DecolonialApproachestoHumanDevelopmentThursday,February22,2018at9:00AM

Standardconstructionsofdevelopmenttypicallyemphasizeeconomicgrowthandmodernprogressaspathstohumanwelfare.Resonatingwiththesegrowth-orientedapproachestoeconomicdevelopment,hegemonicperspectivesofhumandevelopmenthavearticulatedgrowth-orientedapproachesthatpromoteself-exploration,self-expansion,andthepursuitofpersonalfulfillment.Informedbycross-culturalresearchonrelationality,myworktakesdecolonialcritiquesofgrowthideologyindevelopmentstudiesandextendsthemtogrowth-orientedwaysofthinkingandbeing(ordevelopmentality)thatinformthestudyandpracticeofhumandevelopment.Fromthisperspective,thewidespreadadoptionofgrowth-orienteddevelopmentalityasglobalstandarddoesnotreflectthenaturalsuperiorityofthismodel;instead,itreflectsthebasisofscientificimaginationinneoliberalmodelsof“modern”selfhoodthatareanenduringproductofcolonialviolence.Likewise,thewidespreadadoptionofgrowth-orienteddevelopmentalityinhealthandwelfarepolicyregimesisnotpoliticallyneutral;instead,itreproducesdominationbylegitimizingpursuitofnarrowindividualfulfillmentattheexpenseofsustainablewell-beingforbroaderhumanity.Thedecolonialpotentialofcross-culturalresearchistoprovideanepistemicfoundationfromwhichtointerrogateimplicationsofgrowthideologyforhumandevelopmentandtoilluminatesustainablemodelsofbeingasabaseforpublichealthandsocialwelfarepolicy.

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Dr.ElizabethCashdanSexDifferencesinMobilityandWayfinding:Cross-CulturalPerspectivesThursday,February22,2018at5:00PM

Sexdifferencesinrangesizeandnavigationarewidelyreported,withmalestravelingfartherthanfemales,beinglessspatiallyanxious,and,inmanystudies,navigatingmoreeffectively.Wewanttoknowwhymalesrangefarther,andwhatthismighttellusaboutsexdifferencesinwayfindingandspatialconfidence.Proposedevolutionaryexplanationshavesuggestedthatmalesgainmatingbenefitsfromlargerangeswhilefemalesincurgreaterfitnesscostsfromsuchtravelduetoparentingconstraints,andthatspatialabilitiesandstrategiesreflectsthesedifferences.Wefindsomesupportforthesehypotheses,butcross-culturaldatafromtheTsimane,Twe,Maya,andFaroeIslandssuggeststhattheirimportancevarieswithbothmatingpatternsandhabitat.OurworkinUtahalsoindicatesthatsexdifferencesinriskpreferencemediatethesexdifferenceinmobility,whichinturnaffectsnavigationalstyleandconfidence.

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Dr.ErinHannonLearningtoDancetoYourOwnTune:TheRoleofChildDevelopmentinHumanMusicalityWednesday,February21,2018at5:00PM

Musicisoftendescribedasuniversalanduniquelyhuman,yetmusicalstructuresandbehaviorsexhibittremendousculturaldiversityandvariability.Asisthatcaseforlanguage,thisdiversityposesachallengetohumaninfantsandchildren,whomustacquireknowledgeandskillsthatarespecifictotheirlocalsocioculturalenvironmentwithoutinstructionandwithinarelativelyshortwindowoftime.Rhythmisacurrentlyatopicofgreatinterest,givenitsroleinsomeofthemostubiquitousandsociallysignificantmusicalbehaviorssuchasdancingandgroupmusicmaking,andalsobecauseofitsrelevanceforlanguageprocessing.InthistalkIwillreviewevidenceforconstraintsonmusicalrhythmabilities,suchascapacitiesobservedacrossculturesorthatemergeveryearlyinchilddevelopment.Iwillalsoreviewrecentandmountingresearchdemonstratingstrikingcross-culturaldifferencesinrhythmperceptionandproductionamongadults.Iwillhighlightrecentfindingsfromourlabandotherssuggestingthatbehaviorssuchasdancingtomusicinvolveahostofcognitiveandperceptualabilitiesthatappeartodevelopquitegraduallyoverthecourseofchildhood.Iwilldiscusstheimportanceofconsideringchildhoodacquisitionandenculturationprocessesinscientificaccountsofhumanmusicality.

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Dr.RobertHitchcockInSearchofJustice:ApplyingSocialScienceDatatoIndigenousPeoples’RightsinSouthernAfricaFriday,February23,2018at5:00PM

IntensivesocialscienceresearchworkhasbeencarriedoutamongtheKalahariSanofsouthernAfricasince1950.DetailedanthropologicalandinterdisciplinaryinformationhasbeenobtainedontheSansocialorganization,demography,subsistence,mobilityandsettlementpatterns,landuse,nutrition,sharingandreciprocity,andbeliefsystems,aswellasontheimpactsofsocial,economic,environmental,andpoliticalchange.Developmentandhumanrights-relatedworkbeganamongtheSaninBotswanainthemid-1970s,inNamibiaintheearly1980s,inSouthAfricainthe1990s,andinZimbabwein2010.ThisworkdrewheavilyonthefindingsofthevariousresearcherswhohadworkedinsouthernAfrica.Issuesaddressedincludedrightstoland,naturalresourcesincludingwildanimals,plants,andwater,intellectualandculturalproperty,aswellastherighttodevelopment,politicalparticipation,healthandtherighttoFree,Prior,andinformedConsent(FPIC)concerningprojectsandinitiativesthatmayaffectindigenouspeople.Thediscussionwillfocusonhowsocialandnaturalsciencedatawereappliedtoindigenouspeople’srightsissuesinsouthernAfrica,drawingonexamplesfromfivecountries:Botswana,Lesotho,Namibia,SouthAfrica,andZimbabwe.Aneffortismadetoshowhowimportantcross-culturalanddiachronicdataareinthedevelopmentofargumentsforhumanrightsorientedpoliciesandprograms.

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Dr.DavidLancyChildrenasHelpers:EvidenceforaUniversalStageinHumanLifeHistoryFriday,February23,2018at9:00AM

Thegoalofthispaperistoreviewandcombinetwo,oftencontradictory,bodiesofresearch.Theseincluderecentlabresearchwithwesternpreschoolersonthetopicofpro-sociality—helpingbehavior,inparticular.Thesecondareaofresearchconsistsofethnographicmaterialdocumentingchildrenashelpers.Thetwostreamsofresearchareremarkablycomplementaryandwillbethebasisforaclaimthat,ifgiventhechance,allchildrenfromtoddlerhoodvolunteertheirassistancetoothers,especiallythosewho’reworking.Furthermore,drawinglargelyonethnographiccases,Iwillputforthasetofargumentsthatidentifythefitnessbenefitstothechildaswellastokinwho’relikelythebeneficiariesofthechild’shelpingbehavior.Lastly,Iwillarguethatbyaroundfivetosix,childrenloseseveraloftheattributesthatidentifythemas“helpers”astheybecome“workers”—hencedelimitingthehelperstage.

2018WORKSHOPS&CONVERSATIONHOURSListedbelowinorderofoccurrence

ConversationHour:ComingOutinCommunitiesofColor:ChallengesandOpportunitiesChairs:GregoryCanillasandJenniferMetzThursday,February22,20183:15PM–4:45PMTheconversationhourseekstoexploreissuesrelatedtocomingoutincommunitiesofcolor.LGBTQofcoloroftenhavedifficultycomingoutbecausetheyremainnegativelyaffectedbycommunityandculturalstandards,aswellasgeneralsocietalstereotypesofLGBTQindividuals.Forthosepersonsraisedinreligiousfamilies,comingoutmayoffermorechallenges,includingreconcilingsexualorientationwithreligious/spiritualbeliefs.Forthisreason,manyLGBTofcolorfinditeasiertoremaincloseted.LGBTQindividualsremainatgreaterriskforsuicideattempts,depressivedisorders,substanceabuseandHIV/STDs.Theyaremorethaneighttimesaslikelytoattemptsuicide;sixtimesaslikelytoreporthighlevelsofclinicaldepression;threetimesaslikelytouseillicit/illegaldrugs;andthreetimesaslikelytobeathighriskforsexuallytransmitteddiseasesandHIV.Theconversationhourwillbeginbybrieflyreviewingcurrentliteratureonthecomingoutprocessincommunitiesofcolor.Facilitatorswillbrieflyhighlightidentitymodelsrelatedtocomingout,riskandprotectivefactors,andtheimpactofreligion,cultureandcommunitytothisprocess.Facilitatorswillbrieflyhighlightonedenomination’sstrugglewithLGBTQinclusionandhighlightpossiblestrategiestohelpLGBTQofcolortodevelopamorehealthy,integratedLGBTQidentity.Presenterswillhighlightopportunitiesandchallengesexperiencedandwillprovidepromptstofacilitateinformaldiscussionwithcolleaguesabouttheseopportunitiesandchallenges.NOTE:Thisconversationhourwillbeapproximatelyonehourinlengthanddoesnotrequirepre-registrationtoattend.ConversationHour:ExploringExtension:Non-TraditionalCareersinAcademiaChairs:CarMunKok,DeepaSrivastava,andMariadeGuzmanFriday,February23,201810:15AM–11:45AMCooperativeExtensionhasbeenaroundforovera100yearsbutisstilloftentimescalled“thebestkeptsecret.”TheCooperativeExtensionSystem(CES)servestotranslateresearchintopracticalandactionableknowledgetocommunitiestoimprovethelivesofpeople.Theintegrationofresearch,extensionandoutreach,anduniversityandpublicserviceisvitaltothissystem.CESisrepresentedinallland-grantuniversitiesaroundthecountryandisaviablebutoftenlittleknowncareerpath.Infact,therearenumeroustenure-andnon-tenureacademicpositionsatuniversitiesandcountyofficesthatareavailableforthosewhoareinterestedinpursuingcareersinappliedresearch.Inthisconversationhour,wewillprovideanoverviewofthehistoryandpurposeofCooperativeExtension,sharethedifferentmodelsofExtensionwithindifferentuniversitysystems,andexplorethedifferentacademicjobswithinCooperativeExtension.NOTE:Thisconversationhourwillbeapproximatelyonehourinlengthanddoesnotrequirepre-registrationtoattend.

2018WORKSHOPS&CONVERSATIONHOURSListedbelowinorderofoccurrence

ConversationHour:WomenandCross-CulturalResearch–WhereWe’veBeenandWhereWeAreChairs:CarrieBrownandBrienAshdownFriday,February23,20183:15PM–4:45PMInthisconversationhour,webringtogethersixwomenwhoareprominentcross-culturalresearchersandleadersofSCCR.Thisconversationhourwillprovideaspaceforanin-depthandinformaldialoguewiththeaudience.Asco-chairs,wewillposequestionstothewomen,focusingontheirresearchandthechallengestheyhavefacedaswomeninthefield,aswellastheirtriumphs.Theaudiencewillalsohavetheopportunitytoaskthepanelquestionsabouttheirexperiencesandtoseekadviceforcurrentissues.Participants:JudithGibbons,SaintLouisUniversityDebbieBest,WakeForestUniversityAliceSchlegel,UniversityofArizonaHemalathaGanapathy-Coleman,UniversityofTorontoMississaugaJillBrown,CreightonUniversityBonnieHewlett,WashingtonStateUniversityNOTE:Thisconversationhourwillbeapproximatelyonehourinlengthanddoesnotrequirepre-registrationtoattend.Workshop:ExploringCulturalVariationUsingeHRAFWorldCulturesPresenter:CarolEmber,President,HumanRelationsAreaFilesSaturday,February24,201810:15AM–11:45AM eHRAFWorldCultureswasdesignedtofacilitatecross-culturalcomparisonsbyprovidingfinelysubject-indexedethnographicinformationabouttheculturesoftheworld.Withover300culturesincluded,youcanreadilycomparesimilartopicsacrosscultures.Inthisworkshop,youwilllearnthefundamentalsofusingeHRAFWorldCulturesinthecontextofcodingafewvariablesaboutchildsocialization.Specifically,wewillexaminingvariationinthedegreetowhichparentsusecorporalpunishment.Pointerswillbegivenforlearningmoreaboutdesigningandconductingacross-culturalstudy.NOTE:Thisworkshopwillbe1.5hourslonganddoesnotrequirepre-registrationtoattend.

EVENTSATAGLANCEWEDNESDAY:February21,2018TIME EVENT ROOM3:00PM–5:00PM Registration Pre-FunctionRoom5:00PM–6:00PM OpeningKeynoteAddress DetroitBallroom Dr.ErinHannon6:00PM–7:30PM WelcomeReception TraverseCityPatioTHURSDAY:February22,2018TIME EVENT ROOM9:00AM–10:00AM KeynoteAddress DetroitBallroom Dr.GlennAdams9:00AM–5:00PM BookExhibit GrandRapids10:15AM–4:45PM Allconferencesessions5:00PM–6:00PM KeynoteAddress DetroitBallroom Dr.ElizabethCashdan6:00PM–7:00PM Reception TraverseCityPatioFRIDAY:February23,2018TIME EVENT ROOM9:00AM–10:00AM KeynoteAddress DetroitBallroom Dr.DavidLancy9:00AM–5:00PM BookExhibit GrandRapids10:15AM–4:45PM Allconferencesessions12:00PM–1:30PM GraduateStudentSocial Saginaw3:15PM–4:45PM PosterSession DetroitBallroom5:00PM–6:00PM KeynoteAddress DetroitBallroom Dr.RobertHitchcock6:00–7:00PM Reception TraverseCityPatio 7:00PM–9:00PM BanquetDinner DetroitBallroomSATURDAY:February24,2018TIME EVENT ROOM9:00AM–5:00PM APADiv52MidwinterBoardMeeting Birmingham10:15AM–12:30PM Allconferencesessions12:00PM–1:00PM SCCRGeneralMembershipMeeting Saginaw

CONFERENCESCHEDULEWEDNESDAY,FEBRUARY21,2018TIME EVENT ROOM3:00PM–5:00PM Registration Pre-Function5:00PM–6:00PM OpeningKeynoteAddress DetroitBallroom

Learningtodancetoyourowntune:TheroleofchilddevelopmentinhumanmusicalityDr.ErinHannonIntroductionbyDr.PeterGray

6:00PM–7:30PM WelcomeReception TraverseCityPatio

(DetroitBallroom) Hostedhappyhourandappetizers (OpenBar–wineandbeer)

CONFERENCESCHEDULETHURSDAY,FEBRUARY22,2018TIME EVENT ROOM8:00AM–8:45AM SCCRBoardMeeting Lansing 8:00AM–3:00PM Registration Pre-Function9:00AM–5:00PM BookExhibit GrandRapids9:00AM–10:00AM KeynoteAddress DetroitBallroom

AgainstDevelopmentality:DecolonialApproachestoHumanDevelopment

Dr.GlennAdams IntroductionbyDr.JillBrown

SESSIONI:10:15AM–11:45AM10:15AM–11:45AM OrganizedSymposium Saginaw

HowCultureInformsDevelopment:Thinking,Feeling,andtheFutureChairs:KatelynE.PoelkerandJudithL.Gibbons

(1)DecidingWhoYouSleepWith:Culture,DevelopmentalTimingand

theSocializationofImplicitCulturalValuesinSleepingArrangementsintheU.S.andDominicanRepublicAuthors:JillBrownandOliviaKilgarin(2)ProspectiveMemoryinPreschoolers:ParentalExpectationsversusActualAbilitiesAuthors:NicoleB.CapobiancoandDeborahL.Best(3)WhatdoGuatemalanTeenagersWantfortheirFutures?AQualitativeStudyofDrawingsofFutureSelvesAuthors:BrienK.Ashdown,DanaJanes,andSamuelE.Draznin-Nagy(4)FeelingGratefulandHassled:Within-CountryDiversityinGuatemalanAdolescentsAuthors:KatelynE.Poelker,JudithL.Gibbons,NataliaMarsicovetereFanjul,AlyssaArens,ColleenA.Maxwell,andJimDolan(5)DiscussionLedbyDeborahL.Best

CONFERENCESCHEDULETHURSDAY,FEBRUARY22,201810:15AM–11:45AM OrganizedSymposium Petoskey ViolenceinthePast:CrossCulturalPerspectives Chair:DebraL.Martin (1)RitualViolenceinSmallScaleSocietiesinthePast:Cross-Cultural

SurveyAuthor:DebraL.Martin(2)BluntForce:TheInterdisciplinaryAnalysisofWarClubsinHunter-GathererSocietiesAuthor:JosephB.Curran(3)FindingMercyinMurder:AnExplorationoftheActandAgencyofMercyKilling,Euthanasia,andAssistedSuicideAmongPastHumanSocietiesAuthor:DianaS.Simpson(4)HighRiskEndeavors:MixedSubsistenceStrategiesandPatternsofAccidentalTraumaandInterpersonalViolenceonBlackMesa(AD900-1150)Author:ClairaRalston(5)DiscussionLedbyAnnaOsterholtz

10:15AM–11:45AM PaperSession Dearborn EvolutionaryandCulturalPerspectivesonChildhood Chair:SheinaLew-Levy (1)AcuteSalivarySteroidHormoneResponsesinJuvenileBoysand

GirlstoNon-PhysicalTeamCompetition Authors:TimothyS.McHale,PeterB.Gray,Ka-chunChan,DavidT.

Zava,andWai-chiChee (2)ForagingMotivationsAmongHadzaJuveniles Authors:TrevorR.Pollom,IbrahimA.Mabulla,andAlyssaN.

Crittenden (3)EgalitarianSocialLearninginTwoHunter-GathererSocieties:A

SocialNetworkAnalysisofLearningtoForageAmongtheHadzaofTanzaniaandtheMbendjeleofCongo

Authors:SheinaLew-Levy,StephenKissler,AdamBoyette,AlyssaCrittenden,BarryHewlett,andMichaelLamb

(4)IndiaDogs:AnInitialInvestigationoftheAttitudesofUrban,

IndianYouth

CONFERENCESCHEDULETHURSDAY,FEBRUARY22,2018 Authors:ShellyVolsche,MiriamMohan,LexySilva,Madhavi

Rangaswamy,andPeterGray (5)NepaleseChildLabourers’Life-contexts,CognitiveSkillsandWell-

being Author:Esa Alaraudanjoki 10:15AM–11:45AM PaperSession Lansing

Cross-CulturalPerspectivesonEducationandInstruction Chair:MaryBethLeidman (1)StudyAbroadIntent:Self-SelectionAmongstFirst-YearJapaneseStudentsAuthor:AndrewNowlan (2)InternationalStudiesintheCommunityCollege:PreparingtheNextGenerationAuthor:JaniceHartgrove-Freile(3)Creativity,CollaborationandCriticalThinking:UtilizingMulti-FacetedSimulationsasaPrimaryModeofInstructionAuthors:MaryBethLeidman,NancyAli,ThomasJ.Brown,andLauraWilson (4)WhatUniversitiesCanDoToAddressCyberbullying:AQualitativeAnalysisofCollegeStudentMinoritiesAuthors:TimothyOblad,MaikeHolleck,PatriciaLuera,andSarahGarcia(5)CyberBullying:Prevalence,Consequences,anditsImpactonPsychologicalWellbeingAmongUniversityStudentsatQuettaBalochistan,PakistanAuthor:MuhammadAzamTahir(6)TrackingorTrailing?TheImpactofEveryChildSucceedsActonMilitaryFamiliesAuthor:HeatherRaeEspinoza

LUNCHBREAK12:00PM–1:30PM__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

SESSIONII:1:30PM–3:00PM

1:30PM–3:00PM OrganizedSymposium Saginaw Caregiving,parentalnotions,andchildoutcomes:

Understandingfamiliesincontext(Part1:Culturecomparativestudies)

CONFERENCESCHEDULETHURSDAY,FEBRUARY22,2018 Chair:AileenGarcia (1)FeedingPracticesofPreschoolsinColombiaandtheUSA:ACross-

culturalMultipleCaseStudyAuthor:ElsaLucíaEscalanteBarrios(2)RelationsbetweenPositiveParenting,ProsocialBehavior,andInternalizingBehavior:ACross-CulturalAnalysisAuthors:MadisonMemmott-ElisonandGustavoCarlo(3)Children’sUse,andParent-childCo-use,ofMobileTechnologyintheUSandTurkey:AMixedMethodsStudyinvolvingPreschoolersandtheirParentsfromLow-IncomeHouseholdsAuthor:JanEsteraich(4)ParentalNotionsandExpectationsaroundAcademics:ContrastingEthnotheoriesAmongChineseandFilipinoAmericanMigrantsAuthors:DanWang,MariaRosarioT.deGuzman,YaoYao,YanXia,Soo-YoungHong,andEvanChoi(5)DiscussionLedbyMariaRosarioT.deGuzman

1:30PM–3:00PM PaperSession Petoskey CriminalJustice,CorporalPunishment,andLegalSystems Chair:OziomaAloziem (1)CulturalInfluencesonCriminalBehavior:AnEastvs.West

Perspective Authors:LinusChanandCarolY.Yoder (2)RacialDemographicsofJustice-InvolvedColoradansWithaHistory

ofTBI Authors:OzyAloziem,JudyL.Dettmer,RonenFriedman,Kimberly

Gorgens,andAmberG.Graf (3)NormativeConcepts:TheMeaninginCross-CulturalPerspective Author:MarekJakubiek (4)CorporalPunishmentandDisciplinaryControlinPrimarySchools

ofNigeria:ACaseStudyofCalabarSouthLocalGovernmentAreaofCrossRiverState,Nigeria

Authors:GodfreyE.UkapbioandEmmanuelC.Nyong1:30PM–3:00PM PaperSession Dearborn Cross-CulturalPerspectivesonMentalHealth Chair:ShaliniChoudhary

CONFERENCESCHEDULETHURSDAY,FEBRUARY22,2018

(1)HelpingorExclusion?TheCaseofIntimatePartnerViolenceFemaleSurvivorswithMentalHealthProblems

Author:Chu-LiLiu (2)Theimpactofethnicityandgenderondisorderedeating

attitudes,BMIandmeasuresofpsychologicaldistress Authors:JeanneL.Edman,SusanWatson,andDavidPatron (3)CrossCulturalPerspectivesofCompassionforPersonswith

Dementia Author:MichaelEgo

(4)CulturalAdaptationofPsychometricTestsforIdentifyingBorderlinePersonalityDisorderPatientsinIndia

Author:ShaliniChoudhary (5)“HowdoYouNeedUstoHelp?”:Practitioners’Experiencesin

NorthernNamibia Author:TheodoreBartholomew (6)ManifestationofBorderlinePersonalityDisorderinNorthIndia Author:ShaliniChoudhary 1:30PM–3:00PM PaperSession Lansing GenderRoles,Romance,andSexualIdentity Chair:ShellyVolsche (1)WantingitBothWays:KashmiriTourism-relatedShopkeepers

ViewsonWomen Author:SteveWinterberg (2)Parents’AttitudeandActionsonAdolescentRomantic

RelationshipsinContemporaryChina Author:MengxueQin (3)ReimaginingtheVillage:TheImportanceofExtendedandFictive

KinintheChildfreeCommunity Author:ShellyVolsche (4)ComingOutasGayinEgypt:ACulturalPerspective Author:HaniHenry (5)RelativeImportanceofFamilyandPeerApprovalforLGBTQ

individuals Authors:TaylorBickelandJillBrown

CONFERENCESCHEDULETHURSDAY,FEBRUARY22,2018 (6)PubicHairRemovalPracticesinCross-CulturalPerspective Authors:LyndseyK.CraigandPeterB.Gray

SESSIONIII:3:15PM–4:45PM

3:15PM–4:45PM OrganizedSymposium Saginaw

Caregiving,parentalnotions,andchildoutcomes:Understandingfamiliesincontext(Part2:Parentingandchilddevelopmentinculturalcontext)Chair:MariaRosarioT.deGuzman(1)ParentalInvolvementAmongLow-incomeFilipinos:APhenomenologicalInquiryAuthors:AileenGarciaandMariaRosariodeGuzman(2)RacialidentityandReligiosityasMediatorsofAssociationsbetweenFamilyEthnic-RacialSocializationandProsocialBehaviorsinBlackAdolescentsAuthors:SahityaMaiya,GustavoCarlo,andMadisonMemmott-Elison(3)ParentingfromaDistance:PhilippineYayas(AFollow-Up)Authors:IrenePadasas,MariaRosarioT.deGuzman,andAileenGarcia(4)DiscussionLedbyAileenGarcia

3:15PM–4:45PM PanelDiscussion Petoskey CelebratingtheLifeandWorkofRobertJ.Kleiner Co-Chairs:PaulY.L.NgoandTomSørensen

(1)RobertKleiner’sBackgroundandhisConnectiontotheSocietyforCross-CulturalResearch(SCCR)Author:PaulY.L.Ngo

(2)BobKleinerandtheLegacyofKurtLewinAuthor:AnaMarjanovic-Shane(3)Robert(Bob)Kleiner,TheNorwegianConnection:FriendshipandResearchCollaborationAuthors:TomSørensenandAndreasSørensen

CONFERENCESCHEDULETHURSDAY,FEBRUARY22,2018

(4)InvestigatingHowAgeMediatestheEffectsofCommunityonMentalHealth:RobertJ.Kleiner’sLegacyAuthors:PaulY.L.Ngo,TomSørensen,andAndreasSørensen(5)LocalCommunityPromotion–ResourcesandConflicts-TheLofotenCaseAuthors:TomSørensen,AndreasP.Sørensen,andPaulY.L.Ngo(6)DiscussionLedbyJudithL.Gibbons

3:15PM–4:45PM ConversationHour Dearborn

ComingOutinCommunitiesofColor:ChallengesandOpportunitiesChairs:GregoryCanillasandJenniferMetz

3:15PM–4:45PM OrganizedSymposium Lansing NaturalHazardsandCulturalTransformationsII Chair:PeterPeregrine (1)PoliticalParticipationMediatesPost-DisasterConflictinAncient

Societies Author:PeterPeregrine (2)ACross-CulturalExaminationofLeadershipStrategiesinin

DisasterImpactedSocieties Author:EricJones

(3)ResourceUncertainty,Subsistence,andSubsistenceDiversificationAuthors:CarolR.Ember,ErikRingen,andJackDunnington

5:00PM–6:00PM KeynoteAddress DetroitBallroom

SexDifferencesinMobilityandWayfinding:Cross-CulturalPerspectivesDr.ElizabethCashdanIntroductionbyDr.AlyssaCrittenden

6:00PM–7:00PM Cocktailreception TraverseCityPatio(DetroitBallroom) (Cashbar)

CONFERENCESCHEDULEFRIDAY,FEBRUARY23,2018TIME EVENT ROOM8:00AM–8:45AM SCCRBoardMeeting Lansing 9:00AM–5:00PM Registration Pre-Function9:00AM–5:00PM BookExhibit GrandRapids9:00AM–10:00AM KeynoteAddress DetroitBallroom

ChildrenasHelpers:EvidenceforaUniversalStageinHumanLifeHistoryDr.DavidLancyIntroductionbyDr.AdamBoyette

SESSIONI:10:15AM–11:45AM10:15AM–11:45AM OrganizedSymposium Saginaw

GenderSocializationinContext:Cross-CulturalPerspectivesontheEmpowermentofWomenandGirlsChairs:AngelicaPuzioandDeborahL.Best

(1)TheSocializationoftheAdolescentVoice:Self-Silencingasan

ExpressionofCultureandContext Authors:AngelicaPuzioandDeborahL.Best (2)“Looklikegirls,butactlikeboys”:NormsofMasculinityand

PsychosocialWellbeingAmongAdolescentGirlsintheU.S.andChina Authors:RuiYang,OnnieRogers,NiobeWay,andAnnaBennet (3)HavingtheNumberofChildrenTheyWant:EmpowermentofLatin

AmericanWomen Authors:KatelynE.Poelker,JudithL.Gibbons,andSydneyR.Hudock (4)AnIdealManandanIdealWomanThroughtheEyesofEstonian

AdolescentBoysandGirls Authors:TiiaTulvisteandAnniTamm (5)Discussion LedbyJudithGibbons10:15AM–11:45AM OrganizedSymposium Petoskey QualitativeExplorationsofWell-Being,Health

Equity,andMentalHealthAcrossCultures

CONFERENCESCHEDULEFRIDAY,FEBRUARY23,2018 Chair:TheodoreBartholomew (1)SoutheastAsianRefugees’CivicEngagement,Generativity,and

Well-BeingAuthors:DanielleA.AugustineandDeniseC.Lewis(2)Community-BasedParticipatoryResearch:TheImportanceofCommunityInvolvementinAddressingHealthDisparitiesAmongSoutheastAsianImmigrantsAuthors:MonysakadaPhal,DeniseC.Lewis,andDesireeM.Seponski(3)ConsiderationofDeferredActionforChildhoodArrivals(DACA)fromAsia:Fear,Uncertainty,andInvisibilityAuthors:YaseminCavaTadik,andDeniseC.Lewis(4)Omunanamwengu(theMadOne):AMultipleCaseStudyofLivingwithMadnessAmongtheNorthernNamibianAawamboAuthor:TheodoreT.Bartholomew

10:15AM–11:45AM PaperSession Dearborn EcologyandEvolution:Cross-CulturalPerspectiveson

SubstanceUse,PathogenAvoidance,andInfantHealth Chair:CaseyRoulette (1)CulturalNormsofSubstanceUseinAssociationWithEvolutionary

TheoriesofDevelopment:AQualitativeInvestigationAmongtheJenuKurubasofSouthIndia

Authors:CaitlynD.Placek,KavithaRavi,RashmiP.,PoornimaJayakrishna,andPurnimaMadhivanan

(2)PatternsofCannabisUseAmongCongoBasinForagers Authors:CaseyJ.RouletteandBarryS.Hewlett (3)ReconcilingtheRelationshipsBetweenRisk,Impulsivity,and

Pathogen-AvoidanceWithinLifehistoryTheory:AnExplorationAcrossTanzanianPastoralists,EthiopianFarmers,andIndianWage-Laborers

Authors:MarkCaudell,CaitlynD.Placek,andRobertQuinlan (4)HouseholdCompositionandtheInfantGastrointestinal

Microbiome:ACross-CulturalStudy Authors:AveryA.Lane,EdwardH.Hagen,KimberlyA.Lackey,Janet

E.Williams,MarkA.McGuire,MichelleK.McGuire,andCourtneyL.Meehan

(5)MaternalBreastfeedingPatternsandInfantColostrum

ConsumptionAmongtheHadzaForagers Authors:KristenN.HerloskyandAlyssaN.Crittenden

CONFERENCESCHEDULEFRIDAY,FEBRUARY23,201810:15AM–11:45AM ConversationHour Lansing ExploringExtension:Non-TraditionalCareersinAcademia Chairs:CarMunKok,DeepaSrivastava,andMariadeGuzman12:00PM–1:30PM GraduateStudentSocial Lansing Lunchprovided Pre-registrationrequired

LUNCHBREAK12:00PM–1:30PM__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

SESSIONII:1:30PM–3:00PM

1:30PM–3:00PM OrganizedSymposium Saginaw Hunter-Gatherersinthe21stCentury–EconomicandSocial

DimensionsofForaginginaChangingLandscape Chairs:AlyssaN.CrittendenandKarenL.Kramer (1)WhySavannaPuméForagersRetainaHuntingandGatheringWay

ofLifeAuthors:KarenL.KramerandRussellD.Greaves(2)SustainingaHunter-GathererEconomyintheTwenty-FirstCenturyRequiresActiveHabitatModification:InsightsfromWesternAustraliaAuthors:BrianF.Codding,RebeccaBliegeBird,andDouglasW.Bird(3)HadzaHealthinTransition:TheBeginningofaMixedSubsistenceEconomyandItsImpactsAuthor:AlyssaN.Crittenden(4)VariationonForagingContributionstoLivelihoodsAmongSanPopulationsinNamibia,Botswana,andZimbabweAuthor:RobertK.Hitchock(5)DiscussionLedbyBarryS.Hewlett

1:30PM–3:00PM PaperSession Petoskey Cross-CulturalVariationinCognition:Categorization,Intrinsic

Motivation,andFalseMemory Chair:JillBrown (1)“ButWhatAbouttheRabbit?”:CognitiveDifferencesin

CategorizationWithinandAcrossCultureandSES

CONFERENCESCHEDULEFRIDAY,FEBRUARY23,2018 Authors:JillBrown,CesarTorres,andHōkūleʻaFoster,andMargo

Scott (2)Within-GroupPredictorsofIndianandEuropeanAmerican

Undergraduates’IntrinsicMotivation Authors:SarahPierotti,DuaneRudy,KennonSheldon,and

ShanmukhKamble (3)HowtheCross-CulturalApproachExplainstheUniversalityofFalse

MemoryPhenomenon?ResultsfromAmerican,China,PolishandTurkishSamples

Author:PatrycjaMaciaszek (4)ValueHierarchiesWithinandAcrossCultures:AComparative

Examinationof25ValueTheories Author:GerardSaucier1:30PM–3:00PM PaperSession Dearborn Parenting:ImpactsofStress,OutcomesofParentalRejection,

andCross-CulturalPerspectivesonPaternalInvestment Chairs:SumbleenAliandRonaldRohner (1)ParentalStress:ItsImpactonPsychologicalWellbeingAmongthe

ParentsofChildrenWithandWithoutDisabilitiesatQuettaBalochistan,Pakistan

Author:MuhammadAzamTahir (2)ASystematicReviewofMeta-AnalysesofResearchon

InterpersonalAcceptance–rejectionTheory:ConstructsandMeasures Authors:AbdulKhalequeandSumbleenAli (3)SocioeconomicPredictorsofFathers’PerceptionofChildren’s

AcademicBehaviorsinSquatterFamilies Author:ZiaratHossain (4)PatternsandPredictorsofDepressiveSymptomsamongJamaican

FathersofNewborns Authors:PeterB.Gray,CharleneCoore-Desai,SydonniePellington,

TwanaDinall,JodyReece,AndreBateman,andMaureenSamms-Vaughan

(5)TeachingasPaternalInvestment:FatherhoodattheInformation

Cooperation-ReproductiveCooperationNexus Authors:AdamH.Boyette,SheinaLew-Levy,MallikaSarma,

MiegakandaValchy,andLeeT.Gettler

CONFERENCESCHEDULEFRIDAY,FEBRUARY23,2018 (6)TheyLoveMeNot:AMeta-AnalyticReviewofPancultural

RelationsBetweenPerceivedParentalUndifferentiatedRejectionAndOffspring’sPsychologicalMaladjustment

Author:SumbleenAli,NazmaKhatun,AbdulKhaleque,andRonaldP.Rohner

1:30PM–3:00PM PaperSession Lansing Migration,Nationality,andIdentity-SessionOne Chair:OlenaNesteruk (1)SelfinaCulturalContext:ExaminingtheTripartiteSelfintheCity

ofNewDelhi Author:SaifR.Farooqi (2)CopingwithTransnationalDeathsandBereavement:TheInfluence

ofMigratoryLossandAnticipatoryGrief Author:OlenaNesteruk (3)VariationofHumanValuesandModernization:Preliminary

Results Author:AndreyKorotayev (4)FavorableNationalConditionsLengthenLivesofFemalesmore

thanMales Author:HerbertBarryIII

SESSIONIII:3:15PM–4:45PM

3:15PM–4:45PM PosterSession DetroitBallroom (1)TheImpactofHistoricalTraumaontheHelp-SeekingBehaviorof

AfricanAmericans Authors:GregoryCanillas,MalloryBehar,andChristeenSonalySilva (2)Sex,Love&Marriage:TreatmentIssueswithLGBTQClients Authors:GregoryCanillas,CourtneyCrisp,andMelissaDuncan (3)TheImpactofCulturalBeliefsandStereotypesonBlackWomen’s

MentalHealth Authors:MelissaDuncanandGregoryCanillas (4)Iranian-Americans’InterestinSTEM:TheRolesofCultural

OrientationandAcademicSelfEfficacy Authors:SahraKaboli-NejadandCareyS.Ryan (5)OrganizationalandIndividualVariablesintheUniversity

WorkplaceExperienceofWomenandMeninPoland

CONFERENCESCHEDULEFRIDAY,FEBRUARY23,2018 Authors:RosemaryKrawczykandJonKalinowski (6)FactorsaffectingVariationinForagerandForager-

HorticulturalistsChildren’sActivityBudgets:ACross-CulturalAnalysis Authors:SheinaLew-Levy,RachelReckin,StephenKissler,Adam

Boyette,AlyssaN.Crittenden,JeremyKoster,KojiSonoda,JonathanStieglitz,NoaLavi,andKateEllis-Davies

(7)EffectsofEmotionalStabilityandFamilyQualityofLifeonWell-

BeingofCollegeStudents Authors:AbelGitimuWaithakaandPriscillaN.Gitimu (8)SocializationGoalsandParentingBeliefs:AStudyofRwandan

InfantCaregivers Author:JoyceYipGreen (9)Doescontingencyinteachingmatterforthree-andfour-year-olds’

learningmathandspatialskills?Authors:Joohyun(Julie)Kim,DanielSuh,WoosikJung,andCatherineTamis-LeMonda

3:15PM–4:45PM PaperSession Saginaw CulturalandEcologicalInfluencesonChildDevelopment Chair:CourtneyL.Meehan

(1)CoordinatedJointEngagementin1-year-oldsSampledfromDifferentSpeciesandEcological-culturalSettingsAuthors:KimBard,LaurenButler,KirstyRoss,HeidiKeller,BarryHewlett,BillWalnauer,TakeshiKishimoto,JolieAnderson,SarahT.Boysen,andTetsuroMatsuzawa(2)Earlyexperiences:ACross-CulturalInvestigationofSocialandCaregivingEnvironmentsinInfancyAmongHunter-Gatherers,Horticulturalists,andAgro-PastoralistsAuthors:CourtneyL.MeehanandCourtneyHelfrecht

(3)GoodStoriesMakeGoodNeighbours:HowEcologyMayExplainCross-CulturalPrevalenceofStrangerAvoidanceandConflictFolktalesAuthor:EleanorFleming

3:15PM–4:45PM PanelDiscussion Petoskey

LearningaboutPsychologicalResilienceandInternationalResearchHelpsTeachersofImmigrantandRefugeeStudentsChair:DeborahA.Stiles

CONFERENCESCHEDULEFRIDAY,FEBRUARY23,2018

(1)AnInternational,Cross-CulturalPerspectiveontheImportanceofPsychologicalResilienceforHighSchoolandCollegeStudentsWhoAreNon-NativeSpeakersofEnglishAuthors:EsaA.Alaraudanjoki,DeborahA.Stiles,KearyL.Ritchie,andLisaR.Wilkinson(2)HighSchoolTeachersCanPromoteSocial-EmotionalLearningandResilienceintheirTraumatizedImmigrantandRefugeeStudentsAuthors:KearyL.Ritchie,DeborahA.Stiles,LisaR.Wilkinson,andMariaI.Escalona(3)InstructorsinCommunityCollegesCanSupportPsychologicalResilienceandBuildCommunityintheirTraumatizedImmigrantandRefugeeStudentsAuthors:LisaR.Wilkinson,RikaYamaguchi,KearyL.Ritchie,andDeborahA.Stiles

3:15PM–4:45PM ConversationHour Dearborn WomenandCross-CulturalResearch–WhereWe’veBeenand

WhereWeAre Chairs:CarrieM.BrownandBrienK.Ashdown

Participants:JudithL.GibbonsDeborahL.BestAliceE.SchlegelHemalathaGanapathy-ColemanJillR.BrownBonnieHewlett

3:15PM–4:45PM PaperSession Lansing

Migration,Nationality,andIdentity-SessionTwo Chair:SarahAlmalki (1)ExploringtheCultureofRemembranceinSt.Louis’Bosnian

DiasporaCommunity Author:AjlinaKaramehic-Muratovic (2)HomeIsWheretheChurchIs?TheRoleofReligioninthe

AcculturationProcessofRussian-SpeakingImmigrantsinFinland Author:LiisaTuhkanen (3)MigrationandGenderIdeologyinArab-AmericanFamilies Author:SarahAlmalki (4)CohabitationinScandinavianandAsiancountries:Heuvelineand

Timberlake'sTypology

CONFERENCESCHEDULEFRIDAY,FEBRUARY23,2018 Author:SaifR.Farooqi5:00PM–6:00PM KeynoteAddress DetroitBallroom

InSearchofJustice:ApplyingSocialScienceDatatoIndigenousPeoples’RightsinSouthernAfricaDr.RobertHitchcock

IntroductionbyDr.JillBrown6:00PM–7:00PM Cocktailreception TraverseCityPatio(DetroitBallroom) (CashBar)7:00PM–9:00PM BanquetDinner DetroitBallroom

PresidentialAddress DetroitBallroom Dr.JillBrown,SCCRPresident

CONFERENCESCHEDULESATURDAY,FEBRUARY24,2018TIME EVENT ROOM8:00AM–8:45AM SCCRBoardMeeting Lansing 9:00AM–5:00PM BookExhibit GrandRapids9:00AM–5:00PM APADiv52 Birmingham MidwinterBoardMeeting

SESSIONI:10:15AM–11:45AM10:15AM–11:45AM Workshop Lansing

Workshop:ExploringCulturalVariationUsingeHRAFWorldCulturesChair:CarolEmber

10:15AM–11:45AM OrganizedSymposia Dearborn

CulturalPhenomena,PopularCulture,MediaRepresentations,andCulturalImplicationsinKoreaChair:Seon-GiBaek

(1)MigrantWorkers,MediaRepresentations,RacialDiscriminations,andCross-CulturalImplicationsinKoreanSociety:ALongitudinalNationalProjectAuthor:Seon-GiBaek

(2)Changesofsocietalandculturalmeaningsforapublicsquare:ACasestudyontheCandlelightProtestintheGwanghwamunSquare,KoreaAuthors:Jeong-ahYoonandSeon-GiBaek

(3)History,PopularCulture,MediaRepresentations,andSocietalandCulturalImplications:ASemioticAnalysison“TheSecretDoor”,aTVdrama,and“TheThrone”,aFilmAuthors:DakyungChooandSeon-GiBaek

(4)Misogyny,FemaleSupremacy,RapidChangeofRelationsBetweenMenandWomen,andCulturalImplicationsinKoreanSociety:ASemioticandDiscourseAnalysison”StrongWomen,DoBong-soon”,aKoreanTVdramaAuthors:WoojuLee,Seon-GiBaek,andJinokMun

10:15AM–11:45AM PaperSession Petoskey MarketIntegration,EthnicIdentity,andAcculturation Chair:MaryArneaud

CONFERENCESCHEDULESATURDAY,FEBRUARY24,2018 (1)EthnicIdentityandPsycho-socialWellbeinginTrinidadandFiji Authors:MaryJ.ArneaudandNicoleAlea (2)MarketIntegration,CognitiveAwareness,andtheExpansionof

MoralEmpathy:ModernLifeInChineseSociety Author:WilliamJankowiak (3)ExploringConceptionsof‘QualityofLife’inRuralEthnicMinorities Authors:SarahTaylor,AileenGarcia,MariaRosarioT.DeGuzman,

RodrigoCantarero,Soo-YoungHong,EvanChoi,YanXia,andGrantDaily

(4)AttitudesTowardsDomesticViolenceAcrossThreeGenerationof

VietnameseAmericans Author:DungNgo10:15AM–11:45AM PaperSession Saginaw ApproachestoResearch:Methods,Education,andCommunity

Perception Chair:CarMunKok (1)EmpoweringLimited-ResourceFamilieswithFoodResource

ManagementKnowledgeandSkills:WhyItMatters Authors:DeepaSrivastava,BarbaraMkNelly,andAngieKeihner

(2)UnderstandingaResearcher'sInteractionsandActionsinCross-CulturalSettingsfromaCultureFrameSwitchingPerspectiveAuthor:RebeccaBayeck(3)CommunityPerceptionandCopingResponsestotheEffectsofLandfillsinNorthwestFloridaAuthor:SamuelJiloDira(4)MergingResearchandPractice:ProgramAdaptationstoServeDiverseAudiencesinCalifornia4-HYouthDevelopmentProgramAuthors:CarMunKokandClaudiaP.DiazCarrasco

12:00PM–1:00PM SCCRGeneralMembershipMeeting Saginaw Chairs:JillBrownandAlyssaCrittenden

SCCR2018PRE-REGISTEREDPARTICIPANTS

LASTNAME FIRSTNAME UNIVERSITY/ACADEMICAFFILIATION EMAILADDRESSAdams Glenn UniversityofKansas adamsg@ku.eduAlaraudanjoki Esa WebsterUniversity psykologipalvelut@alaraudanjoki.fiAli Sumbleen UniversityofConnecticut sumbleen.ali@uconn.eduAlmalki Sarah UniversityofMissouri sarah.almalki@mail.missouri.eduAloziem Ozioma UniversityofDenver Ozy.Aloziem@du.eduArens Alyssa HopeCollege alyssa.arens@hope.eduArneaud Mary TheUniversityoftheWestIndies,TrinidadandTobago maryjanearneaud@hotmail.comArnold Laura NationalResourceCenterforHealthyMarriageandFamilies info@healthymarriageandfamilies.orgAshdown Brien Hobart&WilliamSmithColleges ashdown@hws.eduBaek Seon-Gi SungkyunkwanUniversity,SouthKorea baek0399@gmail.comBard Kim UniversityofPortsmouth,UnitedKingdom kim.bard@port.ac.ukBarry Herbert UniversityofPittsburgh barrth@pitt.eduBartholomew Ted PurdueUniversity tbartho@purdue.eduBenyshek Daniel UniversityofNevada,LasVegas daniel.benyshek@unlv.eduBest Deborah WakeForestUniversity best@wfu.eduBickel Taylor CreightonUniversity TEB54001@creighton.eduBoyette Adam DukeUniversity ahboyette@gmail.comBrown Jill CreightonUniversity jillbrown@creighton.eduBrown Carrie WesternGovernorsUniversity carrie.brown@wgu.eduBullock Merry AmericanPsychologicalAssociation merrybullock@mac.comCapobianco Nicole WakeForestUniversity caponb12@wfu.eduCashdan Elizabeth UniversityofUtah ecashdan@gmail.comCavaTadik Yasemin UniversityofGeorgia yasemincava@gmail.comChoo Dakyung SungkyunkwanUniversity,SouthKorea uchoni89@gmail.comClinton Amanda AmericanPsychologicalAssociation aclinton@apa.orgCodding Brian UniversityofUtah brian.codding@anthro.utah.eduCraig Lyndsey UniversityofNevada,LasVegas craigl1@unlv.nevada.eduCrisp Courtney PepperdineUniversity courtney.crisp@pepperdine.eduCrittenden Alyssa UniversityofNevada,LasVegas alyssa.crittenden@unlv.edudeGuzman Maria UniversityofNebraska,Lincoln mguzman2@unl.eduDiazCarrasco Claudia UniversityofCalifornia,DivisionofAgriculture&NaturalResources cpdiaz@ucanr.eduDira Samuel UniversityofWestFlorida sdira@uwf.eduDuncan Melissa PepperdineUniversity mduncan3@pepperdine.eduEdman Jeanne CosumnesRiverCollege edmanj@crc.losrios.eduEmber Carol HumanRelationsAreaFiles,YaleUniversity carol.ember@yale.eduEsteraich Jan UniversityofNebraska,Lincoln jan.esteraich@gmail.comFarooqi Saif UniversityofDelhi,India saif.farooqi@gmail.comFleming Eleanor UniversityofDurham eleanor.j.fleming@durham.ac.ukFoster Hokulea CreightonUniversity hkf33305@creighton.eduGarcia Aileen UniversityofNebraska,Lincoln aileen.garcia@huskers.unl.eduGarcia Sarah TexasA&MUniversity,Kingsville sarah.a.garcia@students.tamuk.eduGarcia Francheska TexasA&MUniversity,Kingsville gfrancheska6@gmail.comGibbons Judith SaintLouisUniversity judith.gibbons@slu.eduGray Peter UniversityofNevada,LasVegas peter.gray@unlv.eduGreen Joyce ChicagoSchoolofProfessionalPsychology jyg6855@ego.thechicagoschool.eduHannon Erin UniversityofNevada,LasVegas erin.hannon@unlv.eduHartgrove-Freile Janice LoneStarCollege,NorthHarris Janice.Hartgrove-Freile@lonestar.eduHenry Hani AmericanUniversityinCairo,Egypt Hhenry@aucegypt.eduHerlosky Kristen UniversityofNevada,LasVegas herlosk4@unlv.nevada.eduHewlett Bonnie WashingtonStateUniversity hewlettb@wsu.eduHitchcock Robert UniversityofNewMexico rkhitchcock@gmail.comHolleck Maike TexasA&MUniversity,Kingsville maikeho@outlook.comHossain Ziarat UniversityofNewMexico zhossain@unm.eduHuyck Emily IndependentScholar emhuyck@gmail.comJakubiec Marek JagiellonianUniversity,Poland marek.m.jakubiec@gmail.comJankowiak William UniversityofNevada,LasVegas william.jankowiak@unlv.eduJones Eric TheUniversityofTexas,HealthScienceCenteratHouston eric.c.jones@uth.tmc.eduKaboli-Nejad Sahra UniversityofNebraska,Omaha skabolinejad@unomaha.eduKalinowski Jon MinnesotaStateUniversity,Mankato jon.kalinowski@mnsu.eduKaramehic-Muratovic Ajlina SaintLouisUniversity ajlina.karamehicmuratovic@slu.eduKilgarin Olivia CreightonUniversity oliviakilgarin@creighton.eduKim Joohyun NewYorkUniversity jk5472@nyu.eudKok CarMun UniversityofCaliforniaAgricultureandNaturalResources cmkok@ucanr.eduKramer Karen UniversityofUtah karen.kramer@anthro.utah.eduKrawczyk Rosemary MinnesotaStateUniversity,Mankato rosemary.krawczyk@mnsu.edu

Krayrouz Rony Psychodos info@psychodos.com.auLancy David UtahStateUniversity david.lancy@usu.eduLane Avery WashingtonStateUniversity avery.lane@wsu.eduLASTNAME FIRSTNAME UNIVERSITY/ACADEMICAFFILIATION EMAILADDRESSLeidman MaryBeth IndianaUniversityofPennsylvania mbleid@iup.eduLew-Levy Sheina UniversityofCambridge sheinalewlevy@gmail.comLiu Chu-Li TunghaiUniversity,Taiwan chuli@thu.edu.twLuera Patricia TexasA&MUniversity,Kingsville pluera7@yahoo.comMaciaszek Patrycja PedagogicalUniversityofKrakow,Poland patricia.maciaszek@gmail.comMaiya Sahitya UniversityofMissouri,Columbia smq23@mail.missouri.eduMartin Debra UniversityofNevada,LasVegas debra.martin@unlv.eduMcHale Timothy UniversityofNevada,LasVegas mchalet2@unlv.nevada.eduMeehan Courtney WashingtonStateUniversity cmeehan@wsu.eduMemmott-Elison Madison UniversityofMissouri madimemmott@gmail.comMetz Jennifer CaliforniaStateUniversity,Maritime jmetz@csum.eduMitran Andreea NationalResourceCenterforHealthyMarriageandFamilies info@healthymarriageandfamilies.orgMonysakada Phal UniversityofGeorgia monysakada.phal@uga.eduMun Jinok SungkyunkwanUniversity,SouthKorea mc_okok@naver.comNesteruk Olena MontclairStateUniversity nesteruko@mail.montclair.eduNgo Paul St.NorbertCollege paul.ngo@snc.eduNgo Dung TexasA&MUniversity hotruongquan6706@gmail.comNowlan Andrew KwanseiGakuinUniversity,Japan nowlan1979@gmail.comOblad Timothy TexasA&MUniversity,Kingsville timothy.oblad@tamuk.eduOsterholtz Anna MississippiStateUniversity aosterholtz@anthro.msstate.eduPadasas Irene UniversityofNebraska,Lincoln ipadasas@huskers.unl.eduPeregrine Peter LawrenceUniversity peter.n.peregrine@lawrence.eduPierotti Sarah UniversityofMissouri slpfk2@mail.missouri.eduPoelker Katelyn HopeCollege poelker@hope.eduPollom Trevor UniversityofNevada,LasVegas pollomt@unlv.nevada.eduPuzio Angelica NewYorkUniversity angelicapuzio@gmail.comQin Mengxue ShanghaiNewYorkUniversity,China mq392@nyu.eduRae-Espinoza Heather CaliforniaStateUniversity,LongBeach hre@csulb.eduRalston Claira UniversityofNevada,LasVegas ralstc1@unlv.nevada.eduRitchie Keary WebsterUniversity Kearyritchie08@webster.eduRohner Ronald UniversityofConnecticut r.rohner@uconn.eduRohner Nancy UniversityofConnecticut r.rohner@uconn.eduRoulette Casey SanDiegoStateUniversity croulette@sdsu.eduSaucier Gerard UniversityofOregon gsaucier@uoregon.eduSchlegel Alice UniversityofArizona schlegel@email.arizona.eduShealy Craig JamesMadisonUniversity craigshealy@gmail.comSimpson Diana UniversityofNevada,LasVegas simpsd4@unlv.nevada.eduSorrell James UniversityofNebraska james.sorrell@nebraska.govSrivastava Deepa UniversityofCaliforniaCooperativeExtension dsr@ucdavis.eduStaton Renee JamesMadisonUniversity statonar@jmu.eduSternberger Lee JamesMadisonUniversity sternblg@jmu.eduStiles Deborah WebsterUniversity stilesda@webster.eduTaylor Sarah UniversityofNebraska,Lincoln sarah.taylor@huskers.unl.eduTorres Cesar CreightonUniversity CAT24151@Creighton.eduTulviste Tiia UniversityofTartu,Estonia Tiia.Tulviste@ut.eeVolsche Shelly UniversityofNevada,LasVegas shelly.volsche@unlv.eduWaithaka Abel YoungstownStateUniversity agwaithaka@ysu.eduWang Dan UniversityofNebraska,Lincoln dan.wang@huskers.unl.eduWilkinson Lisa WebsterUniversity lwilkinson@stlcc.eduWinterberg Steve GeorgeFoxUniversity swinterberg@georgefox.eduYang Rui NewYorkUniversity rui.yang@nyu.eduYoder Carol TrinityUniversity cyoder@trinity.eduYoon Jeong-ah SungkyunkwanUniversity,SouthKorea jayjayoon@naver.comZhuo Ke NewYorkUniversityShanghai,China kz639@nyu.edu

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