Invited Speakers
"The Next Big Ideas in Psychology" Division 1 Conference
February 23 & 24, 2024
Jeffrey Jensen Arnett, Clark University, “What Makes an Idea Big in Psychology?”
Seth Schwartz, University of Texas-Austin, “Crisis Migration: How Disaster-Related Mass Population Movement Disrupts Individual and Group Identities”
Nancy Segal, California State University-Fullerton, “Human Reproductive Cloning: A Viable Alternative for Individuals Wishing to Have Children”
Kenneth Gergen, Swarthmore College, "Toward a Future: Forming Psychology for a World in Peril"
Sherry Hamby, "The Resilience Equation: How Revolutions in the Science of Trauma Have Led to a New Science of Resilience"
Rick Doblin, Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, “MDMA-Assisted Therapy for PTSD: Beginning the Mainstreaming of Psychedelic Therapies”
Charlotte Tate, San Francisco State University, “Developing a nomological network for the study of gender: Introducing BIRDS as the five-facet model of gender-related constructs”
Phillip Hammack, University of California-Santa Clara, “Beyond minoritization: Authenticity, social technology, and the new psychology of sexual and gender diversity”
Clare Mehta, Emmanuel College, “Established Adulthood: A New Conception of Ages 30 to 45”