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Day 3: Thursday, 1st of August 2024

8:00 to 9:00 AM
Conference Registration (Day 3)

9:00 to 10:00 AM
Plenary 3: “Gun Violence and Social Murder: Understanding Structural Violence, Community Violence and Trauma among Young Black Men Living in the National Capital Region” (Joseph Richardson)

10:00 to 10:30 AM
Coffee Break

10:30 to 12:00 AM
Panel 1: “Publishing Aggression Research in Peer-Reviewed Journals: Insights from Editors” (Thomas Gumpel, Dominic Parrott)

  • Craig Anderson, Former Editor, Aggressive Behavior
  • Jane Ireland, Editor, Aggressive Behavior
  • Brad Bushman, Editor, Psychology of Violence
  • Eric Dubow, Former Editor, Developmental Psychology

10:30 to 12:00 AM: Symposia (Slot E)

Symposium 24: "Comprehensive Reviews of the Neurobiology of Aggression: Neuropsychology, Brain Imaging, Genetics, and Nutritional Biochemistry" (Olivia Choy)

  • “Hot and Cold Executive Functions and “Hot” and “Cold” Aggression: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis” (Olivia Choy, Gary Tan)
  • “Mapping the Brain Circuit of Human Aggression: A Systematic Review to Address the Low Reproducibility across Neuroimaging Findings” (Jules Dugré)
  • “A comprehensive review of the dopaminergic risk alleles associated with aggressive behavior” (Sara Palumbo, Giulia Grassi, Veronica Mariotti, Silvia Pellegrini)
  • “Omega-3 Supplementation Reduces Aggression: A Meta-Analysis” (Adrian Raine, Lia Bodrick)

Keywords: Neurobiology, Methodology, Brain Imagery

Symposium 25: " Elaborating Rowell Huesmann’s Theoretical and Empirical Contributions to Understanding Aggression-Supporting Social Cognitions and Information Processing that Underlie Human Aggressive Behavior" (Paul Boxer)

  • “Development of Aggression over Time and Across Generations in the Columbia County Longitudinal Study: The Role of Aggression-Related Social Cognitions” (Eric Dubow)
  • “Relations of Life-Span Violent Media Consumption to Aggression-Supporting Social-Cognitive Information-Processing Patterns in Adult Prisoners and Juvenile Detainees” (Paul Boxer)
  • “Exposure to Violence Predicts Subsequent Weapon Use for Youth with Normative Beliefs Supporting Aggression: An Integrative Data Analysis of Two Longitudinal Studies” (Meagan Docherty)
  • “Children’s Exposure to Violent Political Conflict Stimulates Aggression at Peers by Increasing Aggressive Script Rehearsal, and Normative Beliefs Favoring Aggression” (Rowell Huesmann)

Keywords: Information Processing, Social Cognitions

Symposium 26: "Indirect Peer Victimization: New Directions" (Tracy Vaillancourt)

  • “Behavioral and Neural Responses to Social Exclusion in Women: The Role of Facial Attractiveness and Friendliness” (Tracy Vaillancourt, Stefon van Noordt, Amanda Krygsman, Adam Davis, Iryna Palamarchuk, Steven Arnocky, Sid Segalowitz, Michael Crowley, Louis Schmidt)
  • “Longitudinal Relations between Indirect Peer Victimization and Depression Symptoms in Young Adults” (Heather Brittain, Abdullah Al Maruf, Amanda Krygsman, S.-M. Shaheen, Paul Arnold, Tracy Vaillancourt)
  • “Perfectionism and Indirect Aggression Victimization” (Ann Farrell, Heather Brittain, Amanda Krygsman, Tracy Vaillancourt)
  • “Early maladaptive schemas and relational aggression: A network analysis” (Marcin Moron)

Keywords: Peer Victimization, Current Research

Symposium 27: Intimate Partner Violence, Gender, and Sexuality (André Melzer)

  • “Women’s attitudes towards gender equity, acceptability of intimate partner violence and their intimate partner violence experience: Longitudinal findings from Mwanza, Tanzania” (Joanna Krajewska)
  • “The Competition Between Genders as a Normative Influence that Justifies Intimate Partner Violence Against Women” (Pabian de León de León)
  • “Women Between Victimhood and Aggression: Mono- and Bidirectional Violence in Intimate Partnerships by Female Perpetrators” (Rebecca Gulowski)
  • “Navigating Uncharted Waters: Exploring Intolerance of Uncertainty as a Predictor of Intimate Partner Violence Across the COVID-19 Pandemic for LGBTQ+ and non-LGBTQ+ Individuals” (Kathryn Bell)
  • “No intimate partner violence among queer couples? Testing the knowledge about IPV in non-heterosexual relationships” (André Melzer)

Keywords: Intimate Partner Violence, Gender, Sexuality

Symposium 28: Current Issues in Research on Sexual Aggression and Violence (Kathy Reich)

  • “Examining General & Specific Risk Factors for Sexual Aggression Perpetration” (Daniel William Oesterle)
  • "Understanding Non-Partner Sexual Violence perpetration in young Tanzanian men" (Rebecca E. A. Brambilla)
  • “A Moderated Mediation Model of Dating Sexual Abuse and Depression with Family, Peer, and Significant Other Social Support and Sexual Orientation” (Kathy Reich)
  • “Identifying Predictors of Gender-Based Harassment in Canada” (Kaya. J. Goruk)
  • “Responding to sexual violence in the digital age: Exploring technology-facilitated sexual violence disclosures and support services in Atlantic Canada” (Jennifer Mc Arthur)

Keywords: Sexual Violence

12:00 AM to 1:30 PM
Lunch Break (on own)
Council Meeting (all council members invited)

1:30 to 3:00 PM: Symposia (Slot F)

Symposium 29: " The IRTG 2150 – A research training group on aggression" (Ute Habel)

  • “Would you profit from harming somebody else? An hyperscanning study of aggression” (Sara Boccaddoro, Ute Habel, Rik Sijben, Julia Koch, Lucia Hernandez-Pena, Tarek Farouk, Lisa Wagels)
  • “Variance in tDCS effects on Response inhibition: A multilevel meta-analysis” (Luca Lasogga, Lena Hofhansel, Chiara Gramegna, Dario Müller, Ute Habel, Carmen Weidler)
  • “Neural and behavioral dynamics of reciprocal sibling interaction in the Taylor Aggression Paradigm” (Julia Koch, Lucia Hernandez-Pena, Rik Sijben, Edward Brodkin, Ute Habel, Lisa Wagels)
  • “Intergenerational Transmission of Violence: Exploring the Impact of Bio-Behavioral Synchrony in Parent-Child Interactions” (Lena Mehlem, Emily Volbert, Katharina Otten, Patricia John Sanchez, Christina Beckord, Kerstin Konrad)

Keywords: Neurobiology

Symposium 30: "Indirect Aggression and the Dark Traits" (Tracy Vaillancourt)

  • “The Dark Tetrad and Social Media Friendship Jealousy Perpetration” (Ann Farell, Heather Brittain, Amanda Krygsman, Mollie Eriksson, Tracy Vaillancourt)
  • “Temperamental manifestations of the Dark Triad: Links to indirect aggression perpetration” (Mollie Eriksson, Louis Schmidt)
  • “Narcissism and Indirect Aggression in Adolescence” (Amanda Krygsman, Heather Brittain, Ann Farrell, Tracy Vaillancourt)

Keywords: Personality, Dark Triad/ Tetrad

Symposium 31: "Some current trends in bullying/victimization research: Are bullying typologies necessary?" (Thomas Gumpel)

  • “Intra- and interindividual processes of teacher victimization and support: an 8-day ESM study” (Patrik Söderberg, Daniel Ventus)
  • “The Emergence of Bullying in Complex Classroom Relations” (Vered Zioni-Koren)
  • “Sexual aggression and victimization among adolescents: Using a MixIRT analysis to compare respondent classes” (Thomas Gumpel, Anne Spigt)
  • “Reinforcement and defending on being bully and victim: The role of classroom norms” (Bravo, Álvaret, Ortega-Ruiz, Romera)
  • Dispositional Mindfulness Plays a Major Role in Adolescents’ Active and Passive Responding to Bully-Victim Dynamics (Yael Malin)

Keywords: Peer Victimization, Typology, Mindfulness

Symposium 32: Current Issues in Research on Cognitions Related to Aggression and Violence (Raphaëlle Fortin)

  • "Are aggressive individuals able to integrate mitigating information into their hostile intent attribution? An ERP study" (Raphaëlle Fortin)
  • “Using crime scripts to understand adult perpetrated school attacks: An international analysis” (Nadine Connell)
  • “When the Shot Backfires: Catharsis Beliefs as a Result of Motivated Reasoning” (Yashvin Seetahul)
  • "Cues used by experts and non-experts to judge propensity for violence in would-be bar patrons" (Elizabeth Summerell)
  • "A framework for understanding credibility: What makes credible messengers “credible” in a New York City-based sample of gun violence intervention programs?" (Jay Szkola)

Keywords: Cognition, Cognitive Bias, Current Research

Symposium 33: Current Issues of Therapy and Care for Victims of Violence (Simha Landau)

  • "Personnel Exposure to Violence in Community Healthcare Clinics: The Case of Israel" (Simha Landau)
  • “Socioeconomic and Mental Health Factors: Key Predictors of Revictimization” (Lisa Fomenko)
  • “Sexual Harassment and Psychological Well-Being of the Victims: The Role of Abuse-Related Shame, Fear of Being Harassed, and Social Support” (Farida Anwar)
  • “Disadvantage & Inequity in School Response to Externalizing Disorders” (Kevin Runions)
  • “The mediating role of family conflict and cohesion in the treatment of adolescent disruptive behavior problems” (Asgeir Røyrhus)

Keywords: Victim Care, Psychological Well-Being, Therapy

Symposium 34: Current Methods in Research on Aggression and Violence (Yifan Chen)

  • “Evaluating the HCR-20V3 Violence Risk Assessment Measure with Mentally Disordered Offenders and Civil Psychiatric Patients in China” (Yifan Chen)
  • "(Put) Down and (Acting) Out: The DSAR Index as a Predictor of Displaced Aggression" (Chris Burris)
  • “Factor Analysis of the Short-Term Assessment of Risk and Responsivity (START): Applying an RNR framework to recidivism risk assessment in jail” (Haomin Chen)
  • "Institutional trust in higher education: Measurement invariance across student subgroups" (Yamini Patel Patel)

Keywords: Methodology, Diagnostics, Scales

3:00 to 3:30 PM
Coffee Break

3:30 to 4:30 PM
Address of the 2024 Rowell Huesmann Career Award Recipient: “Youth Irritability, Anger, and Aggression Revisited: A Developmental Psychopathology Perspective” (Spencer Evens)

4:30 to 5:30 PM
Meeting with the Editors

4:30 to 5:30 PM
Guided City Tour (optional)