Symposia 1953-present

Nebraska Symposium on Motivation 1953-present
No.	Year	Title	Editor	Authors	Affiliation	Topic	Photos
1	1953	Current Theory and Research in Motivation	N/A	Judson S. Brown	State University of Iowa	Problems Presented by the Concept of Acquired Drives
				Harry F. Harlow	University of Wisconsin	Motivation as a Factor in New Responses
				Leo J. Postman	University of California, Berkeley	The Experimental Analysis of Motivational Factors in Perception
				Vincent Nowlis	Rochester University	The Development and Modification of Motivational Systems in Personality
				M. Newcomb	University of Michigan	Motivation in Social Behavior
				O. Hobart Mowrer	Research University of Illinois	Motivation and Neurosis
2	1954	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	Marshall R. Jones	I. E. Farber	State University of Iowa	Anxiety as a Drive State
				John W. Atkinson	University of Michigan	Exploration Using Imaginative Thought to Assess the Strength of Human Motives
				Benbow F. Ritchie	University of California	A Logical and Experimental Analysis of the Laws of Motivation
				Leon Festinger	University of Minnesota	Motivation Leading to Social Behavior
				George S. Klein	New York University	Need and Regulation
				Henry W. Nissen	Yerkes Laboratories of Primate Biology	The Nature of the Drive as Innate Determinant of Behavioral Organization
3	1955	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	Marshall R. Jones	Abraham Maslow	Brandeis University	Deficiency Motivation and Growth Motivation
				David C. McClelland	Wesleyan University	Some Social Consequences of Achievement Motivation
				James Olds	McGill University	Physiological Mechanisms of Reward
				Helen Peak	University of Michigan	Attitude and Motivation
				Julian B. Rotter	The Ohio State University	The Role of the Psychological Situation in Determining the Direction of Human Behavior
				Paul Thomas Young	University of Illinois	The Role of Hedonic Processes in Motivation
4	1956	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	Marshall R. Jones	Frank A. Beach	Yale University	Characteristics of Masculine "Sex Drive"
				Sigmund Koch	Duke University	Behavior as "Intrinsically" Regulated: Work Notes towards a Pre-Theory of Phenomena Called "Motivational"
				Melvin H. Marx	University of Missouri	Some Relations Between Frustration and Drive
				Daniel R. Miller	University of Michigan	The Study of Conflict
				Guy E. Swanson	University of Michigan	The Study of Conflict
				John P. Seward	University of California at Los Angeles	A Neurological Approach to Motivation
				Richard L. Solomon	Harvard University	Experimentally Derived Conceptions of Anxiety and Aversion
				Elinor S. Brush	McGill University	Experimentally Derived Conceptions of Anxiety and Aversion
5	1957	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	Marshall R. Jones	Clifford T. Morgan		Physiological Mechanisms of Motivation
				Donald B. Lindsley	University of California at Los Angeles	Psychophysiology and Motivation
				Eliot H. Rodnick	Duke University	An Experimental Approach to the Study of Motivation in Schizophrenia
				Norman Garmezy	Duke University
				J. R. Wittenborn	Rutgers University	Inferring the Strength of Drive
				Pauline S. Sears	Stanford University	Problems in the Investigation of Achievement and Self-Esteem Motivation
				Charles E. Osgood	University of Illinois	Motivational Dynamics of Language Behavior
6	1958	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	Marshall R. Jones	Robert C. Bolles	Princeton University	The Usefulness of the Drive Concept
				W. K. Estes	Indiana University	Stimulus-Response Theory of Drive
				Kenneth W. Spence	State University of Iowa	Behavior Theory and Selective Learning
				Richard A. Littman	University of Oregon	Motives, History and Causes
				Charles W. Eriksen	University of Illinois	Unconscious Processes
				Robert B. Malmo	McGill University	Measurement of Drive: An Unsolved Problem in Psychology
7	1959	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	Marshall R. Jones	T. C. Schneirla	American Museum of Natural History	An Evolutionary and Developmental Theory of Biphasic Processes Underlying Approach and Withdrawal
				Eckhard Hess	University of Chicago	The Relationship between Imprinting and Motivation
				Raymond B. Cattell	University of Illinois	The Dynamic Calculus: Concepts and Crucial Experiments
				Harry Levin	Cornell University	Pride and Shame in Children
				Alfred L. Baldwin	Cornell University	Pride and Shame in Children
				John W. M. Whiting	Harvard University	Sorcery, Sin, and the Superego: A Cross-Cultural Study of Some Mechanisms of Social Control
				Irving L. Janis	Yale University	Motivational Factors in the Resolution of Decisional Conflicts
8	1960	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	Marshall R. Jones	Roger G. Barker	University of Kansas	Ecology and Motivation
				Donald W. Taylor	Yale University	Toward an Information Processing Theory of Motivation
				Walter Toman	Brandeis University	On the Periodicity of Motivation
				Robert W. White	Harvard University	Competence and the Psychosexual Stages of Development
				Fritz Heider	University of Kansas	The Gestalt Theory of Motivation
				David Rapaport	Austen Riggs Center	On the Psychoanalytic Theory of Motivation
9	1961	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	Marshall R. Jones	John L. Falk	Harvard University	The Behavioral Regulation of Water-Electrolyte Balance
				Philip Teitelbaum	University of Pennsylvania	Disturbances in Feeding and Drinking Behavior After Hypothalamic Lesions
				Carl Pfaffmann	Brown University	The Sensory and Motivating Properties of the Sense of Taste
				W. J. McKeachie	University of Michigan	Motivation, Teaching Methods, and College Learning
				Seymour B. Sarason	Yale University	The Contents of Human Problem Solving
				David Birch	University of Michigan	A Motivational Interpretation of Extinction
10	1962	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	Marshall R. Jones	W. Edgar Vinacke	University of Hawaii	Motivation as a Complex Problem
				Jack W. Brehm	Duke University	Motivational Effects of Cognitive Dissonance
				George A. Kelly	The Ohio State University	Europe's Matrix of Decision
				Seymour Epstein	University of Massachusetts	The Measurement of Drive and Conflict in Humans: Theory and Experiment
				Albert Bandura	Stanford University	Social Learning Through Imitation
				Morton Deutsch	Bell Telephone Laboratories	Cooperation and Trust: Some Theoretical Notes
11	1963	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	Marshall R. Jones	Carl R. Rogers	University of Wisconsin	Actualizing Tendency in Relation to "Motives" and to Consciousness
				Robert R. Sears	Stanford University	Dependency Motivation
				Neal E. Miller	Yale University	Some Reflections on the Law of Effect Produce a New Alternative to Drive Reduction
				Karl H. Pribram	Stanford University	Reinforcement Revisited: A Structural View
				H. W. Magoun	University of California, Los Angeles	Central Neural Inhibition
12	1964	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	David Levine	Ernest R. Hilgard	Stanford University	The Motivational Relevance of Hypnosis
				Edward L. Walker	University of Michigan	Psychological Complexity as a Basis for a Theory of Motivation and Choice
				Frank A. Logan	Yale University	The Free Behavior Situation
				Allen L. Edwards	University of Washington	The Assessment of Human Motives by Means of Personality Scales
				George Mandler	University of Toronto	The Interruption of Behavior
				Stanley Schachter	Columbia University	Crime, Cognition, and the Autonomic Nervous System
				Bibb Latane’		Crime, Cognition, and the Autonomic Nervous System
13	1965	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	David Levine	Howard H. Kendler	University of California, Santa Barbara	Motivation and Behavior
				Robert Ward Leeper	University of Oregon	Some Needed Developments in the Motivational Theory of Emotions
				David Premack	University of Missouri	Reinforcement Theory
				J. Mcv. Hunt	University of Illinois	Intrinsic Motivation and Its Role in Psychological Development
				Donald T. Campbell	Northwestern University	Ethnocentric and Other Altruistic Motives
				J. P. Guilford	University of Southern California	Motivation in an Informational Psychology
14	1966	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	David Levine	Robert R. Holt	New York University	Measuring Libidinal and Aggressive Motives and Their Controls by Means of the Rorschach Test
				C. J. Burke	California State College at Hayward	Linear Models for Pavlovian Conditioning
				Joseph Masling	State University of New York at Buffalo	Role-Related Behavior of the Subject and Psychologist and Its Effects Upon Psychological Data
				V. G. Dethier	University of Pennsylvania	Insects and the Concept of Motivation
				Harry Helson	Kansas State University	Some Problems in Motivation from the Point of View of the Theory of Adaptation Level
				William Malamud	National Association for Mental Health	The Concept of Motivation in Psychiatric Practice
15	1967	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	David Levine	D. E. Berlyne	University of Toronto	Arousal and Reinforcement
				J. P. Scott	Research Bowling Green State University	The Development of Social Motivation
				Irwin Katz	University of Michigan	The Socialization of Academic Motivation in Minority Group Children
				Harold H. Kelley	University of California, Los Angeles	Attribution Theory in Social Psychology
				Thomas F. Pettigrew	Harvard University	Social Evaluation Theory: Convergences and Applications
16	1968	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	William J. Arnold	Sebastian P. Grossman	University of Chicago	The Physiological Basis of Specific and Nonspecific Motivational Processes
				Gerald E. McClearn	University of Colorado	Genetics and Motivation of the Mouse
				Seymour Levine	Stanford University School of Medicine	Hormones and Conditioning
				Heinz Heckhausen	Ruhr University, Germany	Achievement Motive Research: Current Problems and Some Contributions Towards a General Theory of Motivation
				Richard S. Lazarus	University of California at Berkeley	Emotions and Adaptation: Conceptual and Empirical Relations
				Justin Aronfreed	University of Pennsylvania	Aversive Control of Socialization
17	1969	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	William J. Arnold & David Levine	Dalbir Bindra	McGill Univeristy	The Interrelated Mechanisms of Reinforcement and Motivation, and the Nature of Their Influence on Response
				Edward L. Wike	University of Kansas	Secondary Reinforcement: Some Research and Theoretical Issues
				Roger W. Black	University of South Carolina	Incentive Motivation and the Parameters of Reward in Instrumental Conditioning
				Elliot Aronson	University of Texas at Austin	Some Antecedents of Interpersonal Attraction
				Stuart W. Cook	University of Colorado	Motives in a Conceptual Analysis of Attitude-Related Behavior
				Philip G. Zimbardo	Stanford University	The Human Choice: Individuation, Reason, and Order versus Deindividuation, Impulse, and Chaos
18	1970	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	William J. Arnold & Monte M. Page	John A. King	Michigan State University	Ecological Psychology: An Approach to Motivation
				William A. Mason	Tulane University	Motivational Factors in Psychosocial Development
				Victor H. Denenberg	University of Connecticut	The Mother as a Motivator
				Leonard Berkowitz	University of Wisconsin	The Contagion of Violence: An S-R Mediational Analysis of Some Effects of Observed Aggression
				Salvatore R. Maddi	University of Chicago	The Search for Meaning
				Martin T. Orne	University of Pennsylvania	Hypnosis, Motivation, and the Ecological Validity of the Psychological Experiment
19	1971	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	James K. Cole	David Elkind	University of Rochester	Cognitive Growth Cycles in Mental Development
				Langdon E. Longestreth	University of Southern California	A Cognitive Interpretation of Secondary Reinforcement
				Margaret Donaldson	University of Edinburgh	Preconditions of Inference
				Albert Mehrabian	University of California, Los Angeles	Nonverbal Communication
				Ralph Exline	University of Delaware	Visual Interaction: The Glances of Power and Preference
				Paul Ekman	University of California, San Francisco	Universals and Cultural Differences in Facial Expressions of Emotion
20	1972	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	James K. Cole & Donald D. Jensen	Robert Bigelow	University of Canterbury, New Zealand	The Evolution of Cooperation, Aggression, and Self-Control
				Robert B. Cairns	Indiana University	Fighting and Punishment from a Developmental Perspective
				John P. Flynn	Yale University School of Medicine	Patterning Mechanisms, Patterned Reflexes, and Attack Behavior in Cats
				Ronald R. Hutchinson	Fort Custer State Home, Augusta, Michigan	The Environmental Causes of Aggression
				John B. Calhoun	National Institute of Mental Health	Disruption of Behavioral States as a Cause of Aggression
				Dan Olweus	University of Bergen, Norway	Personality and Aggression
21	1973	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	James K. Cole & Richard Dienstbier	Alan P. Bell	Indiana University	Homosexualities: Their Range and Character
				John H. Gagnon	State University of New York at Stony Brook	Scripts and the Coordination of Sexual Conduct
				William Simon	Institute for Juvenile Research, Chicago	The Social, the Erotic, and the Sensual: The Complexities of Sexual Scripts
				Henry B. Biller	University of Rhode Island	Paternal and Sex-Role Factors in Cognitive and Academic Functioning
				Alfred B. Heilbrun, Jr.	Emory University	Parent Identification and Filial Sex-Role Behavior: The Importance of Biological Context
				Benjamin G. Rosenberg	Bowling Green State University	Family Structure and Sex-Role Variations
				Brian Sutton-Smith	Columbia University	Family Structure and Sex-Role Variations
				John Money	Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine	Prenatal Hormones and Postnatal Socialization in Gender Identity Differentiation
22	1974	Nebraska Symposium on Motivation	James K. Cole & Theo B. Sonderegger	Elliott M. Blass	Johns Hopkins University	The Physiological, Neurological, and Behavioral Bases of Thirst
				Bartley G. Hoebel	Princeton University	Brain Reward and Aversion Systems in the Control of Feeding and Sexual Behavior
				Larry Stein	Wyeth Laboratories; University of Pennsylvania Medical School	Norepinephrine Reward Pathways: Role in Self-Stimulation, Memory Consolidation, and Schizophrenia
				Aryeh Routtenberg	Northwestern University	Intracranial Self-Stimulation Pathways as Substrate for Memory Consolidation
				C.R. Gallistel	University of Pennsylvania	Motivation as Central Organizing Process: The Psychophysical Approach to Its Functional and Neurophysiological Analysis
				Elliot S. Valenstein	University of Michigan	Brain Stimulation and Behavior Control
23	1975	Conceptual Foundations of Psychology	William J. Arnold	Joseph R. Royce	University of Alberta, Canada	Psychology is Multi-: Methodological, Variate, Epistemic, World View, Systemic, Paradigmatic, Theoretic, and Disciplinary
				Willard F. Day	University of Nevada, Reno	Contemporary Behaviorism and the Concept of Intention
				Theodore Mischel	State University of New York at Binghamton	Psychological Explanations and Their Vicissitudes
				Joseph R. Rychlak	Purdue University	Psychological Science As a Humanist Views It
				Amedeo Giorgi	Duquesne University	Phenomenology and the Foundations of Psychology
				Klaus F. Riegel	University of British Columbia, Canada	From Traits and Equilibrium toward Developmental Dialectics
				Carol F. Feldman	University of Houston	Logic and the Theory of Mind
				Stephen Toulmin	University of Chicago	Logic and the Theory of Mind
				Sigmund Koch	Boston University	Language Communities, Search Cells, and the Psychological Studies
24	1976	Personal Construct Psychology	Alvin W. Landfield	Theodore R. Sarbin	University of California, Santa Cruz	Contextualism: A World View for Modern Psychology
				James C. Mancuso	State University of New York at Albany	Current Motivational Models in the Elaboration of Personal Construct Theory
				Don Bannister	British Medical Research Council	The Child's Construing of Self
				Joyce Agnew	Stratheden Hospital, Scotland	The Child's Construing of Self
				Alvin W. Landfield	University of Nebraska-Lincoln	Interpretive Man: The Enlarged Self-Image
				Seymour Rosenberg	Rutgers University	New Approaches to the Analysis of Personal Constructs in Person Perception
				Miller Mair	Crichton Royal Hospital, Dumfries, Scotland	Metaphors for Living
				Han Bonarius	University of Utrecht, The Netherlands	The Interaction Model of Communication: Through Experimental Research Towards Existential Relevance
25	1977	Social Cognitive Development	Charles B. Keasey	Marilyn Shatz	University of Michigan	The Relationship Between Cognitive Processes and the Development of Communication Skills
				John H. Flavell	Stanford University	The Development of Knowledge About Visual Perception
				Elliot Turiel	University of California, Santa Cruz	Distinct Conceptual and Developmental Domains: Social Convention and Morality
				D.B. Bromley	The University of Liverpool, England	Natural Language and the Development of the Self
				Martin L. Hoffman	University of Michigan	Empathy, Its Development and Prosocial Implications
				Charles Blake Keasey	University of Nebraska-Lincoln	Children's Developing Awareness and Usage of Intentionality and Motives
				Robert L. Selman Dan Jaquette	Harvard University	Stability and Oscillation in Interpersonal Awareness: A Clinical-Developmental Analysis
				Marcia Guttentag Cynthia Longfellow	Harvard University	Children's Social Attributions: Development and Change
26	1978	Human Emotion	Richard A. Dienstbier	James R. Averill	University of Massachusetts Amherst	Anger
				Joseph V. Brady Henry H. Emurian	The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine	Behavior Analysis of Motivational and Emotional Interactions in a Programmed Environment
				Marianne Frankenhaeuser	Karolinska Institute; University of Stockholm	Psychoneuroendocrine Approaches to the Study of Emotion as Related to Stress and Coping
				C.E. Izard	University of Delaware	Emotions as Motivations: An Evolutionary-Developmental Perspective
				Silvan S. Tomkins	Rutgers University	Script Theory: Differential Magnification of Affects
				Richard A. Dienstbier	University of Nebraska-Lincoln	Emotion-Attribution Theory: Establishing Roots and Exploring Future Perspectives
27	1979	Beliefs, Attitudes and Values	Monte M. Page	Carolyn Wood Sherif	The Pennsylvania State University	Social Values, Attitudes, and the Involvement of the Self
				Martin Fishbein	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	A Theory of Reasoned Action: Some Applications and Implications
				Herbert C. Kelman	Harvard University	The Role of Action in Attitude Change
				Harry C. Triandis	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Values, Attitudes, and Interpersonal Behavior
				Milton Rokeach	Washington State University	Some Unresolved Issues in Theories of Beliefs, Attitudes, and Values
				M. Brewster Smith	University of California, Santa Cruz	Attitudes, Values, and Selfhood
28	1980	Cognitive Processes	John H. Flowers	Michael Posner	University of Oregon	The Development of Attentional Mechanisms
				Mary K. Rothbart	University of Oregon	The Development of Attentional Mechanisms
				David LaBerge	University of Minnesota	Unitization and Automaticity in Perception
				Raymond Nickerson	Bolt Beranek and Newman, Inc.	Motivated Retrieval from Archival Memory
				John R. Anderson	Carnegie-Mellon University	Concepts, Propositions, and Schemata: What Are the Cognitive Units?
				Edward E. Smith	Stanford University	Organization of Factual Knowledge
				James J. Jenkins	University of Minnesota	Can We Have a Fruitful Cognitive Psychology?
29	1981	Response Structure and Organization	Daniel J. Bernstein	Robert G. Wahler	University of Tennessee	Response Structure in Deviant Child-Parent Relationships: Implications for Family Therapy
				James J. Fox	Vanderbilt University
				John B. Reid	Oregon Social Learning Center	The Abused Child: Victim, Instigator, or Innocent Bystander?
				G. R. Patterson	Oregon Social Learning Center
				Rolf Loeber	Oregon Social Learning Center
				George H. Collier	Rutgers University	Determinants of Choice
				Howard Rachlin	State University of New York at Stony Brook	Absolute and Relative Consumption Space
				Peter R. Killeen	Arizona State University	Incentive Theory
				Donald M. Baer	University of Kansas	The Imposition of Structure on Behavior and the Demolition of Behavioral Structures
30	1982	Personality: Current Theory and Research	Monte M. Page	Lawrence A. Pervin	Rutgers University	The Stasis and Flow of Behavior: Toward a Theory of Goals
				Robert Hogan	The Johns Hopkins University	A Socioanalytic Theory of Personality
				Seymour Epstein	University of Massachusetts	A Research Paradigm for the Study of Personality and Emotions
				Norman S. Endler	York University	Interactionism: A Personality Model, but Not Yet a Theory
				Daryl J. Bem	Cornell University	Toward a Response Style Theory of Persons in Situations
				Walter Mischel	Stanford University	Analyzing the Construction of Consistency in Personality
				Philip K. Peake	Stanford University	Analyzing the Construction of Consistency in Personality
31	1983	Theories of Schizophrenia and Psychosis	William D. Spaulding & James K. Cole	Rue L. Cromwell	University of Rochester	Preemptive Thinking and Schizophrenia Research
				P. H. Venables	University of York	Cerebral Mechanisms, Autonomic Responsiveness, and Attention in Schizophrenia
				Raymond A. Knight	Brandeis University	Converging Models of Cognitive Deficit in Schizophrenia
				Peter A. Magaro	Ohio State University	Psychosis and Schizophrenia
				Kurt Salzinger	Polytechnic Institute of New York and the New York State Psychiatric Institute	The Immediacy Hypothesis in a Theory of Schizophrenia
				Charles J. Wallace	Clinical University of California at Los Angeles	Cognitive Factors in the Social Skills of Schizophrenic Patients: Implications for Treatment
				Steven E. Boone	University of California at Los Angeles
				Keith H. Nuechterlein	University of California at Los Angeles	Discussion (Cromwell, Magaro, and Venables)
				Herbert E. Spohn	The Menninger Foundation	Discussion (Knight, Salzinger, and Wallace & Boone)
32	1984	Psychology and Gender	Theo B. Sonderegger	Anne Anastasi	Fordham University	Reciprocal Relations between Cognitive and Affective Development-- With Implications for Sex Differences
				Anke A. Ehrhardt	Columbia University and New York State Psychiatric Institute	Gender Differences: A Biosocial Perspective
				Janet T. Spence	University of Texas at Austin	Gender Identity and Its Implications for the Concepts of Masculinity and Femininity
				Jacquelynne Eccles	University of Michigan	Sex Differences in Achievement Patterns
				Virginia E. O’Leary	American Psychological Association	Sex as an Attributional Fact
				Ranald D. Hansen	Oakland Universtiy	Sex as an Attributional Fact
				Sandra Lipsitz Bem	Cornell University	Androgeny and Gender Schema Theory: A Conceptual and Empirical Integration
				Joan C. Martin	University of Washington	Perinatal Psychoactive Drug Use: Effects on Gender, Development, and Function in Offspring
				Judith Rodin	Yale University	Women and Weight: A Normative Discontent
				Lisa Silberstein	Yale University
				Ruth Striegel-Moore	Yale University
33	1985	The Law as a Behavioral Instrument	Gary B. Melton	Laura Nader	University of California, Berkeley	A User Theory of Legal Change as Applied to Gender
				Stephen J. Morse	University of Southern California	Psychology, Determinism, and Legal Responsibility
				Jack P. Gibbs	Vanderbilt University	Deterrence Theory and Research
				Richard J. Bonnie	University of Virginia	The Efficacy of Law as a Paternalistic Instrument
				Stanley L. Brodsky	University of Alabama	Empirical Assessment and Civil Actions
				Gary B. Melton	University of Nebraska-Lincoln	The Law as an Instrument of Socialization and Social Structure
				Michael J. Saks	Boston College
34	1986	Alcohol and Addictive Behavior	P. Clayton Rivers	Peter E. Nathan	Rutgers University	What Do Behavioral Scientists Know—and What Can They Do—about Alcoholism?
				Robert A. Zucker	Michigan State University	The Four Alcoholisms: A Developmental Account of the Etiologic Process
				Richard W. Wilsnack	University of North Dakota	Antecedents and Consequences of Drinking and Drinking Problems in Women: Patterns from a U.S. National Survey
				Sharon C. Wilsnack	University of North Dakota
				Albert D. Klassen	University of North Dakota
				Theodore Jacob	University of Pittsburgh	Alcoholism: A Family Interaction Perspective
				Shirley Y. Hill	University of Pittsburgh	Biological Markers for Alcoholism: A Vulnerability Model Conceptualization
				Stuart R. Steinhauer	University of Pittsburgh
				Joseph Zubin	University of Pittsburgh
				Timothy B. Baker	University of Wisconsin-Madison	The Motivation to Use Drugs: A Psychobiological Analysis of Urges
35	1987	Comparative Perspectives in Modern Psychology	Daniel W. Leger	Donald A. Dewsbury	University of Florida	The Comparative Psychology of Monogamy
				Meredith J. West	University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill	Coming to Terms With the Everyday Language of Comparative Psychology
				Andrew P. King	McMaster University
				Martin Daly	McMaster University	The Darwinian Psychology of Discriminative Parental Solicitude
				Margo Wilson	University of Wisconsin, Madison
				Charles T. Snowdon	Georgia State University; Emory University	A Comparative Approach to Vocal Communication
				Sue Savage-Rumbaugh	University of Massachusetts, Amherst	A New Look at Ape Language: Comprehension of Vocal Speech and Syntax
				Alan C. Kamil		A Synthetic Approach to the Study of Animal Intelligence
36	1988	Socioemotional Development	Ross A. Thompson	Carol Z. Malatesta	Long Island University	The Role of Emotions in the Development and Organization of Personality
				Inge Bretherton	University of Wisconsin-Madison	Open Communication and Internal Working Models: Their Role in the Development of Attachment Relationships
				Carolyn Saarni	Sonoma State University	Emotional Competence: How Emotions and Relationships Become Integrated
				Carolyn Zahn-Waxler	National Institute of Mental Health	The Origins of Guilt
				Grazyna Kochanska	National Institute of Mental Health	The Origins of Guilt
				Dante Cicchetti	University of Rochester	The Organization and Coherence of Socioemotional, Cognitive, and Representational Development: Illustrations Through a Developmental Psychopathology Perspective on Down Syndrome and Child Maltreatment
				Ross A. Thompson	University of Nebraska-Lincoln	Emotion and Self-Regulation
37	1989	Cross-Cultural Perspectives	John J. Berman	Gustav Jahoda	University of Strathclyde, Glasgow	Our Forgotten Ancestors
				Harry C. Triandis	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Cross-Cultural Studies of Individualism and Collectivism
				Cigdem Kagitcibasi	Bogazici University, Bebek-Istanbul	Family and Socialization in Cross-Cultural Perspective: A Model of Change
				J. W. Berry	Queen’s University Kingston, Canada	Psychology of Acculturation
				Juris G. Draguns	Pennsylvania State University	Normal and Abnormal Behavior in Cross-Cultural Perspective: Specifying the Nature of Their Relationship
				Michael Cole	University of California, San Diego	Cultural Psychology: A Once and Future Discipline?
38	1990	Perspectives on Motivation	Richard A. Dienstbier	Mortimer H. Appley	Clark University	Motivation, Equilibration, and Stress
				Albert Bandura	Stanford University	Self-Regulation of Motivation Through Anticipatory and Self-Reactive Mechanisms
				Bernard Weiner	University of California, Los Angeles	On Perceiving the Other as Responsible
				Carol S. Dweck	Columbia University	Self-Theories and Goals: Their Role in Motivation, Personality, and Development
				Edward L. Deci	University of Rochester	A Motivational Approach to Self: Integration in Personality
				Richard M. Ryan	University of Rochester	A Motivational Approach to Self: Integration in Personality
				Douglas Derryberry	University of Oregon	The Adaptive Base of the Neural Hierarchy: Elementary Motivational Controls on Network Function
				Don M. Tucker	University of Oregon
39	1991	Psychology and Aging	Theo B. Sonderegger	James E. Birren	University of California, Los Angeles	Aging and Slowing of Behavior: Consequences for Cognition and Survival
				Laurel M. Fisher	University of California, Los Angeles
				Martha Storandt	Washington University, St. Louis	Memory-Skills Training for Older Adults
				I. M. Hulicka	Buffalo State College	Teaching Aging in Psychology Courses: Comments on Why, What, and How
				Paul B. Baltes	Max Planck Institute for Human Development and Education, Berlin	Wisdom and Successful Aging
				Jacqui Smith	Max Planck Institute for Human Development and Education, Berlin
				Ursula M. Staudinger	Max Planck Institute for Human Development and Education, Berlin
				Paul T. Costa, Jr.	National Institute on Aging	Trait Psychology Comes of Age
				Robert R. McCrae	National Institute on Aging	Trait Psychology Comes of Age
				W. Warner Schaie	Pennsylvania State University	Natural Cohorts: Family Similarity in Adult Cognition
				Robert Plomin	Pennsylvania State University
				Sherry L. Willis	Pennsylvania State University
				Ann Gruber-Baldini	Pennsylvania State University
				Ranjana Duttta	Pennsylvania State University
				Ross A. Thompson	University of Nebraska-Lincoln	Maturing the Study of Aging: Discussant’s Commentary
40	1992	Developmental Perspectives on Motivation	Janis E. Jacobs	Richard M. Ryan	University of Rochester	Agency and Organization: Intrinsic Motivation, Autonomy, and the Self in Psychological Development
				Mihalyi Csikszentmihalyi	University of Chicago	The Measurement of Flow in Everyday Life: Toward a Theory of Emergent Motivation
				Kevin Rathunde	University of Utah
				Susan Harter	University of Denver	Visions of Self: Beyond the Me in the Mirror
				Jacquelynne S. Eccles	University of Michigan	School and Family Effects on the Ontogeny of Children's Interests, Self-Perceptions, and Activity Choices
				Laura L. Carstensen	Stanford University	Motivation for Social Contact across the Life Span
				Richard M. Ryan	University of Rochester	Commentary on the Fortieth Nebraska Symposium on Motivation
41	1993	Integrative Views of Motivation, Cognitive, and Emotion	William D. Spaulding	Herbert A. Simon	Carnegie Mellon University	The Bottleneck of Attention: Connecting Thought with Motivation
				Muriel D. Lezak	Oregon Health Sciences University	Domains of Behavior from a Neuropsychological Perspective: The Whole Story
				Howard Gardner	Harvard University	The Stories of the Right Hemisphere
				John A. Bargh	New York University	Environmental Control of Goal-directed Action: Automatic and Strategic Contingencies between Situations and Behavior
				Peter M. Gollwitzer	Universitat Konstanz
				Nancy Cantor	Princeton University	Social Intelligence and Intelligent Goal Pursuit: A Cognitive Slice of Motivation
				William Fleeson	Max Planck Institute for Psychological Research
				Don C. Fowles	University of Iowa	A Motivational Theory of Psychopathology
42	1994	The Individual, the Family and Social Good: Personal Fulfillment in Times of Change	Gary B. Melton	James Garabarino	Cornell University	Growing Up in a Socially Toxic Environment: Life for Children and Family in the 1990s
				Allen M. Parkman	University of New Mexico	The Deterioration of the Family: A Law and Economics Perspective
				Tom R. Tyler	University of California, Berkeley	Community, Family, and the Social Good: The Psychological Dynamics of Procedural Justice and Social Identification
				Peter Degoey	University of California, Berkeley
				Mati Heidmets	Tallin (Estonia) Pedagogical University	Social or Individual Orientation? Dilemmas in a Post-Communist World
				Jill E. Korbin	Case Western Reserve University	Social Networks and Family Violence in Cross Cultural Perspective
				Eleanor E. Maccoby	Stanford University	Divorce and Custody: The Rights, Needs, and Obligations of Mothers, Fathers, and Children
43	1995	Perspectives on Anxiety, Panic, and Fear	Debra A. Hope	Caroll E. Izard	University of Delaware	The Activation and Regulation of Fear and Anxiety The Neuropsychology of Anxiety: Reprise
				Eric A. Youngstrom	University of Delaware
				Jeffrey A. Gray	University of London	The Neuropsychology of Anxiety: Reprise Conditioning and Ethological Models of Anxiety Disorders: Stress-in-Dynamic-Context Anxiety Models
				Neil McNaughton	University of Otago
				Susan Mineka	Northwestern University	Conditioning and Ethological Models of Anxiety Disorders: Stress-in-Dynamic-Context Anxiety Models
				Richard Zinbarg	University of Oregon
				Richard J. McNally	Harvard University	Cognitive Bias in the Anxiety Disorders
				David H. Barlow	University at Albany, State University of New York	Fear, Panic, Anxiety and Disorders of Emotion
				Bruce F. Chorpita	University at Albany, State University of New York
				Julia Turovsky	University at Albany, State University of New York
44	1996	Motivation and Delinquency	D. Wayne Osgood	Joan McCord	Temple University	“He Did It Because He Wanted To…”
				Michael Rutter	Institute of Psychiatry, London	Heterogeneity of Antisocial Behavior: Causes, Continuities, and Consequences
				Barbara Maughan	Institute of Psychiatry, London
				Joanne Meyer	Millenium Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
				Andrew Pickles	Institute of Psychiatry, London
				Judy Silberg	Virginia Commonwealth University
				Emily Simonoff	Institute of Psychiatry, London
				Eric Taylor	Institute of Psychiatry, London
				Gerald R. Patterson	Oregon Social Learning Center	A Developmental Model for Late-Onset Delinquency
				Karen Yoerger	Oregon Social Learning Center	A Developmental Model for Late-Onset Delinquency
				James T. Tedeschi	University at Albany, State University of New York	A Social Interactionist Interpretation of the Motives for Youth Violence
				Karen Heimer	University of Iowa	A Symbolic Interactionist Theory of Motivation and Deviance: Interpreting Psychological Research
				Ross L. Matsueda	University of Iowa
45	1997	Gender and Motivation	Dan Bernstein	Carol Tarvis	Los Angeles, California	The Science and Politics of Gender Research: The Meanings of Difference
				Reed Larson	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Hidden Feelings: Emotionality in Boys and Men
				Joseph Pleck	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Hidden Feelings: Emotionality in Boys and Men
				Nicki R. Crick	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	Childhood Aggression and Gender: A New Look at an Old Problem
				Nicole E. Werner	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
				Juan F. Casas	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
				Kathryn M. O’Brien	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
				David A. Nelson	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
				Jennifer K. Grotpeter	University of Colorado at Boulder
				Kristian Markon	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
				Leonore Tiefer	Albert Einstein College of Medicine; New York University School of Medicine	Challenging Sexual Naturalism, the Shibboleth of Sex Research and Popular Sexology
				Diane L. Gill	University of North Carolina at Greensboro	Gender and Competitive Motivation: From the Recreation Center to the Olympic Arena
46	1998	Motivation and Child Maltreatment	David J. Hansen	Cathy Spatz Widom	University at Albany	Motivation and Mechanisms in the “Cycle of Violence”
				Joel S. Milner	Northern Illinois University	Social Information Processing and Child Physical Abuse: Theory and Research
				Dante Cicchetti	University of Rochester	Developmental Processes in Maltreated Children
				Sheree L. Toth	University of Rochester	Developmental Processes in Maltreated Children
				Deborah A. Daro	National Committee to Prevent Child Abuse	Child Abuse Prevention: New Directions and Challenges
				John S. Lutzker	University of Judaism	Balancing Research and Treatment in Child Maltreatment: The Quest for Good Data and Practical Service
				Ross A. Thompson	University of Nebraska-Lincoln	Understanding the Dynamics of Child Maltreatment: Child Harm, Family Healing, and Public Policy (Discussant’s Commentary)
47	1999	Evolutionary Psychology and Motivation	Jeffrey A. French, Alan C. Kamil & Daniel W. Leger	Martin Daly	McMaster University	Risk-Taking, Intrasexual Competition, and Homicide
				Margo Wilson	McMaster University	Risk-Taking, Intrasexual Competition, and Homicide
				Steven W. Gangestad	University of New Mexico	Adaptive Design, Selective History, and Women's Sexual Motivations
				Martha K. McClintock	University of Chicago	Pheromones and Vasanas: The Functions of Social Chemosignals
				Suma Jacob	University of Chicago
				Bethanne Zelano	University of Chicago
				Davinder J. S. Hayreh	University of Chicago
				Gerd Gigerenzer	Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Berlin	The Adaptive Toolbox: Toward a Darwinian Rationality
				Robert M. Seyfarth	University of Pennsylvania	Cognitive Strategies and the Representation of Social Relations by Monkeys
				Dorothy L. Cheney	University of Pennsylvania
				Randolph M. Nesse	University of Michigan	Motivation and Melancholy: A Darwinian Perspective
48	2000	Agency, Motivation, and the Life Course	Lisa J. Crockett	Jochen Brandtstadter	University of Trier, Germany	Intentional Self-Development: Exploring the Interfaces between Development, Intentionality, and the Self
				Klaus Rothermund	University of Trier, Germany
				Ellen Skinner	Portland State University	Parenting, Motivation, and the Development of Children's Coping
				Kathleen Edge	Portland State University
				Michael J. Shanahan	Pennsylvania State University	History, Agency, and the Life Course
				Glen H. Elder, Jr.	University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill	History, Agency, and the Life Course
49	2001	Cross-Cultural Differences in the Perspectives on the Self	Virginia Murphy-Berman & John J. Berman	Hazel Rose Markus	Stanford University	Models of Agency: Sociocultural Diversity in the Construction of Action
				Shinobu Kitayama	Kyoto University, Japan
				Joan G. Miller	The New School University	Culture and Agency: Implications for Psychological Theories of Motivation and Social Development
				Steven J. Heine	University of British Columbia	An Exploration of Cultural Variation in Self-Enhancing and Self-Improving Motivations
				Sheena S. Iyengar	Columbia University	Rethinking the Value of Choice: Considering Cultural Mediators of Intrinsic Motivation
				Sanford E. DeVoe	Stanford University
				Kuo-Shu Yang	National Taiwan University, Taipei	Beyond Maslow’s Culture-Bound Linear Theory: A Preliminary Statement of the Double-Y Model of Basic Human Needs
				Ype H. Poortinga	Tilburg University, Netherlands; Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium	Coherence of Culture and Generalizability Data: Two Questionable Assumptions in Cross-Cultural Psychology
50	2002	Motivational Factors in the Etiology of Drug Abuse	Rick A. Bevins & Michael T. Bardo	George F. Koob	The Scripps Research Institute	Allostatic View of Motivation: Implications for Psychopathology
				Harriet de Wit	University of Chicago	Dual Determinants of Drug Use in Humans: Reward and Impulsivity
				Jerry B. Richards	University of Chicago
				R.D. Spealman	Harvard Medical School	Triggers of Relapse: Nonhuman Primate Models of Reinstated Cocaine Seeking
				B. Lee	Harvard Medical School
				S. Tiefenbacher	Harvard Medical School
				D.M. Platt	Harvard Medical School
				J.K. Rowlett	Harvard Medical School
				T.V. Khroyan	Harvard Medical School
				Jaak Panksepp	Bowling Green State University	The Role of Emotional Systems in Addiction: A Neuroethological Perspective
				Christine Nocjar	Bowling Green State University
				Jeff Burgdorf	Bowling Green State University
				Jules B. Panksepp	Bowling Green State University
				Robert Huber	Bowling Green State University
				Michael T. Bardo	University of Kentucky	Biological Connection between Novelty- and Drug-Seeking Motivational Systems
				Linda P. Dwoskin	University of Kentucky
				Roy A. Wise	National Institute on Drug Abuse	Drive, Incentive, and Reinforcement: The Antecedents and Consequences of Motivation
				Jane Stewart	Concordia University, Canada	Pathways to Relapse: Factors Controlling the Reinitiation of Drug Seeking after Abstinence
				M. Vogel-Sprott	University of Waterloo	Drugs, Behavior, and Environmental Sources of Motivation: Bridging a Gap
51	2003	Moral Motivation Through the Life Span	Gustavo Carlo, & Carolyn Pope Edwards	Jerome Kagan	Harvard University	Human Morality and Temperament
				Ervin Staub	University of Massachusetts, Amherst	The Roots of Goodness: The Fulfillment of Basic Needs and the Development of Caring, Helping and Nonaggression, Inclusive Caring, Moral Courage, Active Bystandership and Altruism Born of Suffering
				Nancy Eisenberg	Arizona State University	The Development of Empathy-Related Responding
				Darcia Narvaez	University of Notre Dame	The Neo-Kohlbergian Tradition and Beyond: Schemas, Expertiese and Character
				Daniel Hart	Rutgers University	The Development of Moral Identity
				F. Clark Power	University of Notre Dame	Motivation and Moral Development: A Trifocal Perspective
52	2004	Modeling Complex Systems	Bill Shuart, Will Spauling & Jeffrey Poland	Richard W.J. Neufeld	University of Western Ontario	Composition and Uses of Formal Clinical Cognitive Science
				Wolfgang Tschacher	University of Bern	A Dynamics-Oriented Approach to Psychopathology
				Zeno Kupper	University of Bern	A Dynamics-Oriented Approach to Psychopathology
				Susanne P. Lajoie	McGill University	Developing Computer-Based Learning Environments Based on Complex Performance Models
				Mark A. Musen	Stanford University	Technology for Building Intelligent Systems: From Psychology to Engineering
				Eduardo Salas	University of Central Florida	Fostering Team Effectiveness in Organizations: Toward and Integrative Theoretical Framework
				Kevin C. Stagl	University of Central Florida
				C. Shawn Burke	University of Central Florida
				Gerald F. Goodwin	U.S. Army Research Institute
				Michael J. Mahoney	University of North Texas	Constructive Complexity and Human Change Processes
53	2005	Motivational Aspects of Prejudice and Racism	Cynthia Willis-Esqueda	Amado M. Padilla	Stanford University	Social Cognition, Ethnic Identity, and Ethnic Specific Strategies for Coping with Threat due to Prejudice and Discrimination
				John F. Dovidio	University of Connecticut	New Directions in Aversive Racism Research: Persistence and Pervasiveness
				Samuel L. Gaertner	University of Delaware
				John C. Brigham	Florida State University	The Role of Race and Racial Prejudice in Recognizing Other People
				Samuel L. Gaertner	University of Delaware	Addressing Contemporary Racism: The Common Ingroup Identity Model
				John F. Dovidio	University of Connecticut
54	2006	Contemporary Perspectives on Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual Identities	Debra A. Hope	Ritch Savin-Williams	Cornell University	How Many Gays are There? It Depends
				J. Michael Bailey	Northwestern University	What is Sexual Orientation and Do Women Have One?
				Gregory M. Herek	University of California, Davis	Sexual Stigma and Sexual Prejudice in the United States: A Conceptual Framework
				Esther D. Rothblum	San Diego State University	An Overview of Same-Sex Couples in Relation Ships: A Research Area Still at Sea
				Charlotte J. Patterson	University of Virginia	Lesbian and Gay Parents and their Children: A Social Science Perspective
				Marvin R. Goldfried	Stony Brook University	Love, Marriage, and Baby Carriage Among Sexual Minorities- and Bias: Discussion of the 54th Nebraska Symposium on Motivation
55	2007	The Motivational Impact of Nicotine and Its Role in Tobacco Use	Rick A. Bevins & Anthony R. Caggiula	Andon N. Placzek	Baylor College of Medicine	Synaptic Plasticity Within Midbrain Dopamine Centers Contributes to Nicotine Addiction
				John Dani	Baylor College of Medicine
				Darlene H. Brunzell	Virginia Commonwealth University	Molecular Mechanisms Underlying the Motivational Effects of Nicotine
				Marina R. Picciotto	Yale University School of Medicine
				Linda P. Dwoskin	University of Kentucky	Targeting Reward-Relevant Nicotinic Receptors in the Discovery of Novel Pharmacotherapeutic Agents to Treat Tobacco Dependence
				Marharyta Pivavarchyk	Baylor College of Medicine
				B. Matthew Joyce	Virginia Commonwealth University
				Nichole M. Neugebauer	Yale University School of Medicine
				Guangrong Zheng	University of Kentucky
				Zhenfa Zhang	University of Kentucky
				Michael T. Bardo	University of Kentucky
				Peter A. Crooks	University of Kentucky
				Athina Markou	University of California, San Diego	Multiple Motivational Forces Contribute to Nicotine Dependence
				Neil E. Paterson	University of California, San Diego
				Anthony R. Caggiula	University of Pittsburgh	The Role of Nicotine in Smoking: A Dual-Reinforcement Model
				Eric C. Donny	University of Pittsburgh
				Matthew I. Palmatier	Kansas State University
				Xiu Liu	University of Pittsburgh
				Nadia Chaudhri	University of California, San Francisco
				Alan F. Sved	University of Pittsburgh
				Rick A. Bevins	University of Nebraska-Lincoln	Altering the Motivational Function of Nicotine through Conditioning Processes
				Jed E. Rose	Duke University Medical Center	New Findings on Nicotine Addiction and Treatment
				Kenneth A. Perkins	Western Psychiatric Institute & Clinic; University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine	Sex Differences in Nicotine Reinforcement and Reward: Influences on the Persistence of Tobacco Smoking
				Stephen T. Tiffany	State University of New York at Buffalo	The Functional Significance of Craving in Nicotine Dependence
				Mathew W. Warthen	University of Utah
				Katherine C. Goedeker	Purdue University
				Michael T. Bardo	University of Kentucky	The Motivational Impact of Nicotine and Its Role in Tobacco Use: Final Comments and Priorities
				Paul Schnur	National Institutes of Health
56	2008	Emotion and the Law: Psychological Perspectives	Brian H. Bornstein & Richard L. Wiener	Joseph P. Forgas	University of New South Wales, Australia	Affect in Legal and Forensic Settings: The Cognitive Benefits of Not Being Too Happy
				Neal Feigenson	Quinnipiac University School of Law	Emotional Influences on Judgments of Legal Blame: How They Happen, Whether They Should, and What to Do About It
				Norbert L. Kerr	Michigan State University	Explorations in Juror Emotion and Juror Judgment
				Joel D. Lieberman	University of Nevada, Las Vegas	Inner Terror and Outward Hate: The Effects of Mortality Salience on Bias Motivated Attacks
				Cara Laney	University of Leicester, Leicester, UK	Truth in Emotional Memories
				Elizabeth F. Loftus	University of California, Irvine	Truth in Emotional Memories
				Jeremy A. Blumenthal	Syracuse University	A Moody View of the Law: Looking Back and Looking Ahead at Law and the Emotions
57	2009	Health Disparities in Youth and Families: Research and Applications	Gustavo Carlo, Lisa J. Crockett & Miguel A. Carranza	Ana Mari Cauce	University of Washington	The Face of the Future: Risk and Resilience in Minority Youth
				Rick Cruz	University of Washington
				Marissa Corona	University of Washington
				Rand Conger	University of California, Davis
				Vonnie C. McLoyd	University of North Carolina	How Money Matters for Children’s Socioemotional Adjustment: Family Processes and Parental Investment
				Sandra Graham	University of California, Los Angeles	School Racial/Ethnic Diversity and Disparities in Mental Health and Academic Outcomes
				Andrew J. Fuligni	University of California, Los Angeles	Social Identity, Motivation, and Well Being Among Adolescents from Asian and Latin American Backgrounds
				Les B. Whitbeck	University of Nebraska-Lincoln	The Beginnings of Mental Health Disparities: Emergent Mental Disorders Among Indigenous Adolescents
				William A. Vega	University of Southern California	Understanding the Hispanic Health Paradox Through a Multi-Generation Lens: A Focus on Behavior Disorders
				William M. Sribney	Third Way Statistics
58	2010	True and False Recovered Memories: Toward a Reconciliation of the Debate	Robert F. Belli	Marcia K. Johnson	Yale University	The Cognitive Neuroscience of True and False Memories
				Carol L. Raye	Yale University
				Karen J. Mitchell	Yale University
				Elizabeth Ankudowich	Yale University
				Michael C. Anderson	University of Cambridge, England	Towards a Cognitive and Neurobiological Model of Motivated Forgetting
				Ean Huddleston	University of Cambridge, England
				Richard J. McNally	Harvard University	Searching for Repressed Memory
				Chris R. Brewin	University College London, England	A Theoretical Framework for Understanding Recovered Memory Experiences
				Elke Geraerts	Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands	Cognitive Underpinnings of Recovered Memories of Childhood Abuse
				Anne P. DePrince	University of Denver	Motivated Forgetting and Misremembering: Perspectives  from Betrayal Trauma Theory
				Laura S. Brown	Seattle, WA; private practice
				Ross E. Cheit	Brown University
				Jennifer J. Freyd	University of Oregon
				Steven N. Gold	Nova Southeastern University
				Kathy Pezdek	Claremont Graduate University
				Kathryn Quina	University of Rhode Island
59	2011	Memory and Motivation: Visual Search	Michael D. Dodd & John H. Flowers	Raymond Klein	Dalhousie University	Searching in Space and Time
				Jan Theeuwes	Vrije University	Automatic Control of Visual Selection
				Andrew Hollingworth	University of Iowa	Interactions Between Visual Memory and Saccade Rarget Selection During Search
				Nick Turk-Browne	Princeton University	Statistical Learning and Its Consequences
				Steven Yantis	Johns Hopkins University	Reward and Attentional Control in Visual Search
				Stephen Mitroff	Duke University	Examining Influences on Applied Visual Search Performance
				Jeremy Wolfe	Harvard Medical School; Brigham and Women's Hospital	What's My Motivation in this Scene? Visual Search When It Really Counts
60	2012	Objectification and (De)Humanization	Sarah J. Gervais	Rachel Calogero	Virginia Wesleyan College	Objects Don't Object: An Integrative System Justification Perspective on Objectification
				Nicholas Epley	University of Chicago	Humanization: Motivated Perception of Pets as People and People as Animals
				Susan Fiske	Princeton University	Varieties of (De)Humanizing Experience
				Jamie Goldenberg	The University of South Florida	The Objectification of Women as Terror Management
				Nicholas Haslam	University of Melbourne	Bodies and Beasts, Minds and Meat, Objects and Otherness
				Bonnie Moradi	University of Florida	Toward a Pantheoretical Framework for Understanding the Mental Health Implications of Dehumanization Experiences: An Integration of Objectification and Minority Stress Theories
61	2013	Genes and the Motivation to Use Substances	Scott F. Stoltenberg	Matt McGue	University of Minnesota	The Adolescent Origins of Substance Use Disorders: A Behavioral Genetic Perspective
				Robert Zucker	University of Michigan	Genes, Brain, Behavior and Context: The Developmental Matrix of Addictive Behavior
				Arpana Agrawal	Washington University	Has the Genetics of Cannabis Involvement Gone to Pot?
				John C. Crabbe	Oregon Health & Sciences University	Rodent Models of Genetic Contributions to Alcohol Abuse
				David Goldman	National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism	Discovery of Genes Influencing Addiction by Deep Sequencing Humans and Model Organisms
				Robert Philibert	University of Iowa	The DNA Methylation Signature of Smoking: An Emerging Archetype for the Identification of Biomarkers for Behavioral Illness
62	2014	Cooperation and Compliance with Authority: The Role of Institutional Trust	Brian H. Bornstein and Alan J. Tomkins	Karen Hegtvedt	Emory University	Creating Legitimacy: The Interrelated Roles of Justice and Trust
				James Gibson	Washington University in St. Louis	Legitimacy Is for Losers: The Role of Institutional Legitimacy and the Symbols of Judicial Authority in Inducing Acquiescence to Disagreeable Court Rulings
				David Rottman	National Center for State Courts	Who Trusts Trial Courts, to What Degree, and Why?
				Jonathan Jackson	London School of Economics and Political Science	Motivating Cooperation: A Comparative Cross-National Analysis of Procedural Justice and Legitimacy
				Elizabeth Theiss-Morse	University of Nebraska-Lincoln	The Impact of Polarization on Political Trust
				Robert MacCoun	University of California-Berkeley	Fostering Public Trust in Social Science Expertise
				Peter Ping Li	Copenhagen Business School	Trust beyond Trustworthiness: When Trust Matters the Most
				David Schoorman	Purdue University	Would Trust by Any Other Name Smell as Sweet? Reflections on the Meanings and Uses of Trust across Disciplines and Context
63	2015	The Neuropsychopathology of Schizophrenia: Molecules, Brain systems, Motivation, Cognition, and Treatment	Ming Li and William Spaulding	William Carpenter and Gregory P. Strauss	University of Maryland and State University of New York at Binghamton	Avolition in Schizophrenia: A Failure to Translate Reward Information into Motivated Behavior
				Bruce Cuthbert and Sarah Morris	National Institute of Mental Heath, NIH	The NIMH Research Domain Criteria Project: New Approaches to Classifying Psychotic Spectrum Disorders
				Raquel Gur	University of Pennsylvania	Neurodevelopmental Genomic Strategies in the Study of the Psychosis Spectrum
				Ruben Gur	University of Pennsylvania	Multimodal Brain and Behavior Indices of Psychosis Risk
				David Lewis	University of Pittsburgh	A Neural Circuitry Basis for Impaired Cortical Network Oscillations and Cognitive Dysfunction in Schizophrenia
				Steven Silverstein	Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences	What Do Visual Processing Impairments Tell Us About the Eye, The Brain, Symptom Formation, and Illness Course in Schizophrenia?
64	2016	Impulsivity: How Time and Risk Influence Decision Making	Jeffrey Stevens	Warren Bickel	Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute	Trans-Diagnostic Approach to Preventing and Treating Behavioral Dysfunction
				Suzanne Mitchell	Oregon Health & Science University	Impulsivity and Effort-Related Decision-Making in Psychopathology
				Philip Peake	Smith College	Delay of Gratification: Experimental, Longitudinal, and Interventional Explorations of How Preschoolers Wait and What It Might Mean Across the Lifecourse
				Michael Platt	University of Pennsylvania	Neural Mechanisms Mediating Self-Regulation
				Valerie Reyna	Cornell University	A Fuzzy Trace Theory of Risk and Time Preferences in Decision Making: Integrating Cognition and Motivation
				Trevor Robbins	University of Cambridge	Fractionating Impulsivity: Neural Substrates and Neuropsychiatric Implications
				Bram Tucker	University of Georgia	Risk and Time Preference and Decision-Making in the Field: Limits, Possibilities, and Future Directions as Glimpsed from a Rural Southwestern Madagascar Case Study
65	2017	Change and Maintaining Change	Rick Bevins and Debra Hope	Dolores Albarracín	University of Illinois	Actionable Communications and Interventions to Change Behavior: Cognitive and Motivational Processes and Implications for Practice
				Chloe Bird	RAND	Insights on Addressing Social Psychological and Social Structural Impediments to Behavioral Change: The Case of Cisgender Women Newly Diagnosed with HIV
				Stephen Higgins	University of Vermont	Tobacco Control and Regulatory Science Research on Motivating Behavior Change in Vulnerable Populations
				George Koob	NIAAA	Motivating Change in Addiction Via Modulation of the Dark Side of Addiction
				Greg Madden	Utah State University	It’s All Lunch & Games: Increasing Healthy Eating in Elementary Schools
				Connie Roser-Renouf	George Mason University	Strategic Communication, Public Opinion, and Climate Change: A Program of Translational Research to Build Public Engagement with a Contested Threat
66	2018	Emotion in the Mind and Body	Maital Neta and Ingrid Haas	Deanna Barch	Washington University in St. Louis	Mechanisms of Motivational Impairments in Psychosis and Depression
				Elaine Fox	University of Oxford	The Contribution of Cognitive Biases and Genes to Psychological Wellbeing
				James Gross	Stanford University	Motivation: A Valuation Systems Perspective
				Brian Knutson	Stanford University	Towards a Deep Science of Affect and Motivation
				Kevin Ochsner	Columbia University	Evolving Perspectives on Emotion, Emotion Regulation and Their Social Context
				Leah Somerville	Harvard University	How Emotion and Motivation Influence Goal Directed Behavior Differently from Childhood to Adulthood
				Tor Wager	University of Colorado Boulder	Reproducible, Generalizable Brain Models of Affective Processes
67	2019	Nature and Psychology: How the Natural World Shapes Our Cognition	Anne Schutte, Julia Torquati, and Jeffrey Stevens	Marc Berman	University of Chicago	Environmental Neuroscience: Uncovering the Extensive Interactions between Neurobiology, Psychology, Behavior and the Environment
				Louise Chawla	University of Colorado-Boulder	Knowing Nature in Childhood: Placing Cognition in Social and Environmental Contexts
				Terry Hartig	Uppsala University	Restorative Environments Theory: Beyond the Conventional Narrative
				Harry Heft	Denison University	Discussant
				William Sullivan	University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign	Landscapes and Your Brain
				Agnes van den Berg	University of Groningen	Aspects of Natural Environments that Trigger Positive Responses to Nature
				Nancy Wells	Cornell University	The Natural Environment: Challenge, Inequity and Resilience
68	2021	Alcohol and Sexual Violence	David DiLillo, Sarah Gervais, Dennis McChargue	Antonia Abbey	Wayne State University	Alcohol and Men's Sexual Assault Perpetration Against Women: How is our Understanding Hampered by Limitations in Existing Measures?
				Kelly Cue Davis	Arizona State University	Understanding Alcohol-Involved Sexual Aggression Through the Science of Behavior Change
				Robert C. Freeman	National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism	NIAAA Funding Update and Q&A
				Dean Kilpatrick	Medical University of South Carolina	Understanding and Addressing the Problem of Alcohol and Sexual Violence: We've Made Progress But Still Have Miles to Go
				Lindsay Orchowski	Brown University	Alcohol Use and Sexual Assault in the U.S. Military: Considerations for Prevention
				Dominic Parrott	Georgia State University	Alcohol-Related Sexual Violence Perpetration Toward Sexual and Gender Minority Populations: A Critical Review and Call to Action
				Maria Testa	University of Buffalo	Person, Place, and Drink: 30 Years of Research to Understand and Prevent Alcohol-Related Sexual Assault
69	2022	Canine Cognition and the Human Bond	Jeffrey Stevens	Anindita Bhadra	Indian Institute of Science Education & Research Kolkata	A Dog's Life in the Human Jungle
				John-Tyler Binfet	University of British Columbia	Dogs on Campus: Lessons Learned from 10 Years Overseeing Canine-Assisted Interventions and Programming
				Brian Hare	Duke University	Is Dog Cognition the Secret to Working Dog Success?
				Jeffrey Katz	Auburn University	Dog, Human, and Robot Bonding: Past, Present, and Future
				Patricia Pendry	Washington State University	Conceptual and Pathway Models Guiding Research on Identifying Active Treatment Components of AAIs on Stress-Related Outcomes
				Friederike Range	University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna	Wolves-Humans-Dogs: How Did Domestication Change the Human-Canine Relationship?
				Kerri Rodriguez	Colorado State University	PTSD Service Dogs for Military Veterans: Current Knowledge and Future Directions