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| Coffee and pastries will be available
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| Introduction and Welcoming Remarks
- Bob Levenson, IPSR, UC Berkeley
Introduction and framing the questions (10 min)
- Lis Nielsen, NIA
NIA interests (5 min)
- Richard Suzman, NIA
NIA vision (10 min)
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SESSION 1
Fundamental Social and Affective Processes in Aging
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| Framing Talk (15 min talk/5 min questions)
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| Exciting Findings (10 min talks/2 min questions)
- Louise Phillips, Aberdeen
Aging and the use of emotional cues to guide social judgments
- Derek Isaacowitz, Brandeis
What is the function of age-related positive gaze preferences?
- Fredda Blanchard-Fields, Georgia Tech
Effective emotion regulation in older adulthood: Converging levels
of analysis
- Steve Manuck, Pittsburgh
Correlates of social position in brain serotonergic function
- Michael Lamb, Cambridge
Exploring the effects of attachment relationships on reactions to transitions
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| Open Discussion (Moderators: Bob Levenson and Lis Nielsen)
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| BREAK
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SESSION 2
Healthy Aging Over the Lifecourse
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| Framing Talk (15 min talk/5 min questions)
- Shelley Taylor, UCLA
Stress, social processes, and health over the lifecourse
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| Exciting Findings (10 min talks/2 min questions)
- Laura Kubzansky, Harvard
Biology of resilience: Oxytocin, positive adaptation and health
- Louise Hawkley, Chicago
Loneliness: Cause and target
- David Sbarra, Arizona
Relationship disruptions and health: From social epidemiology to social psychophysiology
- Sonja Lyubomirsky, UC Riverside
The promise of interventions for promoting well-being
- Elissa Epel, UCSF
Psychosocial influences on longevity biomarkers
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| Open Discussion (Moderators: Lis Nielsen and Bob Levenson)
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| LUNCH
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SESSION 3
Decision Making in Aging
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| Framing Talk (15 min talk/5 min questions)
- Brian Knutson, Stanford
Decision making in aging: Emerging insights from affective neuroscience and neuroeconomics
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| Exciting Findings (10 min talks/2 min questions)
- Natalie Denburg, Iowa
Neural basis of decision making in aging
- Mara Mather, USC
Age and sex differences in the effects of stress on decision making
- JoNell Strough, West Virginia
No time to waste: Understanding why older adults are less subject to the sunk-cost fallacy
- George Loewenstein, Carnegie Mellon
Wanting and liking for sex by gender and age
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| Open Discussion (Moderators: Bob Levenson and Lis Nielsen)
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| BREAK
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| General Discussion
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