THE 107TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
SOUTHERN SOCIETY FOR PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHOLOGY
NEW ORLEANS, LA
OFFICERS
President:
Berit Brogaard, University of Miami
President-elect:
Bennett Schwartz, Florida International University
Secretary:
J. Robert Thompson, Mississippi State University
Treasurer:
Lauren Taglialatela, Kennesaw State University
COUNCIL MEMBERS
Michael J. Beran, Past-President, Georgia State University
Timothy Flemming, Georgia State University
Lisa Heimbauer, Penn State University
Rik Hine, Texas Christian University
Megan Hoffman, Piedmont College
Andrea Scarantino, Georgia State University
Shannon Spaulding, Oklahoma State University
PROGRAM COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS
Philosophy: Tad Zawidzki, George Washington University
Psychology: Timothy Flemming, Georgia State University
RICHARD M. GRIFFITH MEMORIAL AWARD CO-CHAIRS
Philosophy: Shannon Spaulding, Oklahoma State University
Psychology: Michael J. Beran, Georgia State University
RECRUITMENT COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS
Philosophy: Michael Lynch, University of Connecticut
Psychology: J. David Smith, University at Buffalo, SUNY
ARCHIVISTS
Philosophy: Ken Aizawa, Rutgers University-Newark
Psychology: James L. Pate, Georgia State University
HOTEL NEGOTIATOR/LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS
Dan Weiskopf, Georgia State University
HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS
Douglas Browning
Donald Lee
Richard A. Burns
Clyde Noble
Dorothy Coleman
James Oliver
Stephen F. Davis
James L. Pate
James Dye
M. Carr Payne
Rem Edwards
Andrew Reck
James Harris
Duane M. Rumbaugh
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Donald Schumsky
Donald W. Sherburne
Nancy Simco
Roger K. Thomas
Wilse B. Webb
Joel S. Warm
About the Southern Society
for Philosophy and Psychology
The Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology was founded in 1904. Its
stated purpose is to promote philosophy and psychology in the southern section
of the United States by facilitating the exchange of ideas among those engaged
in these fields of inquiry, by encouraging investigation, by fostering the
educational function of philosophy and psychology, and by improving the
academic status of these subjects. The office of President of the society
alternates each year between a philosopher and a psychologist. The first SSPP
President in psychology was James Mark Baldwin, whose term of office ran
from 1904-1908. The first SSPP President in philosophy was J. MacBride
Sterrett, who served in 1909. The current President is philosopher Berit
Brogaard of the University of Miami.
There are two classes of SSPP membership: full members and associate
members. Normally, the applicant for full membership will be expected to have
the Ph.D. degree and be engaged in professional research or teaching. Persons
without a Ph.D. degree may be eligible for associate membership with the
expectation that they can be advanced to full membership after three years of
continued and active teaching or research in philosophy or psychology. Full
members who reach retirement are eligible for emeritus dues privileges. If you
are attending the 2015 meeting and are not a member of the Society, we would
welcome your application. Application forms and other information on the
Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology are also available from the
SSPP website:
http://southernsociety.org/
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2015 SSPP PROGRAM
April 2-4, 2015
Thursday Morning
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
COUNCIL MEETING
Cathedral Room
PHILOSOPHY
Thursday Afternoon
12:15 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION I
Chair:
12:15
1:00
1:45
Royal Salon A
Contributed Session: Psychological Kinds
Eric Brown, Tulane University
Jack Marley-Payne, MIT
Intellectualism and Psychology
Commentator: Theodore Bach, Bowling Green State University
Isaac Wiegman, Washington University, St. Louis
What Anger Really Is: Affect Programs And Natural Kinds
Commentator: Elizabeth O’Neill, University of Pittsburgh
Nicolas Porot, CUNY Graduate Center
Boundary Extension, Representational Momentum, and the Content of
Memories of Images
Commentator: Sarah Robins, University of Kansas
Thursday Afternoon
1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION II
Chair:
1:00
1:45
Royal Salon B
Contributed Session: Developmental Psychology
J. Robert Thompson, Mississippi State University
Cathal O’Madagain, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary
Anthropology
Pointing, Demonstratives and Indexicals: A Semantic and
Developmental Hypothesis
Commentator: J. Robert Thompson, Mississippi State University
Emma Esmaili, University of British Columbia
First Thoughts about Objects
Commentator: Alison Springle, University of Pittsburgh
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Thursday Afternoon
1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION III
Chair:
1:00
1:45
Beauregard Room
Contributed Session: Truth
Kelly Trogdon, Virginia Tech
Chase Wrenn, University of Alabama
Linguistic Understanding and Knowledge of Truth-Conditions
Commentator: Natalie Cote, Bowling Green State University
Robert Barnard, University of Mississippi
Can Naturalists be Truth Pluralists?
Commentator: Daniel Massey, Spring Hill College
Thursday Afternoon
1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION IV
Chair:
1:00
1:45
Royal Salon D
Contributed Session: Theory of Mind
Shannon Spaulding, Oklahoma State University
Michael Roche, Mississippi State University
Knowing What One Desires – A Defense of an Extrospective Account
Commentator: Josh May, University of Alabama, Birmingham
Evan Westra, University of Maryland
Talking about Minds: How Social Experience Affects Innate Theory of
Mind Development
Commentator: Maria Serban, University of Pittsburgh
Thursday Afternoon
1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION V
Royal Salon C
Invited Speaker
Chair: Berit Brogaard, University of Miami
Bob Kentridge
Durham University
Colour Sensation and Colour Perception: Neuropsychology and Psychophysics
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Thursday Afternoon
2:45 p.m. – 5:15 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION VI
Chair:
2:45
3:15
3:45
4:15
Royal Salon B
Invited Symposium: Natural Kinds
Sarah Robins, University of Kansas
Jacqueline Sullivan, University of Western Ontario
Neuroscientific Kinds Through the Lens of Scientific Practice
Dan Weiskopf, Georgia State University
The Human Stain: Anthropic Kinds and Realism
Brian Keeley, Pitzer College
Muhammad Ali Khalidi, York University
Natural Psychological Kinds: The Curious Case of ASMR
Thursday Afternoon
2:45 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION VII
Chair:
2:45
3:30
4:15
Royal Salon C
Contributed Session: Attention and Perception
Jon Altschul, Loyola University-New Orleans
Brandon Tinklenberg, Texas Southern University
Predictive Coding and the Direction of Attentional Control
Commentator: Jorge Morales, Columbia University
Rik Hine, Texas Christian University
Attention and Deflationary Representationalism
Commentator: Michael Bruno, Mississippi State University
Andrew Knoll, University of Maryland
“Hypothesis Testing: Bayesian Perception without Representation
Commentator: Jessie Munton, Yale University
Thursday Afternoon
2:45 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION VIII
Chair:
2:45
Royal Salon D
Contributed Session: Experimental Philosophy
Brian Robinson, Michigan State University
Daniela Goya-Tocchetto & Thomas Nadelhoffer, College of
Charleston
The Lottery of Life and Moral Desert: An Interdisciplinary
Investigation
Commentator: Tom Mulligan, Tulane University
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3:30
4:15
Theodore Bach, Bowling Green State University
Domains, Cognitive Development, and Feedback
Commentator: Thomas Bontly, University of Connecticut
Jason Shepard, Emory University
The Knobe Effect across Cultures
Commentator: Robert Barnard, University of Mississippi
Thursday Afternoon
3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION IX
Chair:
3:00
3:30
4:00
Royal Salon A
Invited Symposium: Morgan’s Canon
Mike Dacey, Washington University, St. Louis
Jennifer Vonk, Oakland University
The Perils of Over-interpretation: The Utility of Morgan's Canon for
Comparative Psychology
Simon Fitzpatrick, John Carroll University
Against Morgan's Canon
Eric Saidel, George Washington University
Recalibrating Morgan's Canon
Thursday Afternoon
3:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION X
Chair:
3:00
3:45
Beauregard Room
Contributed Session: Agnosia
Evan Westra, University of Maryland
Robert Foley, University of Western Ontario
Toward a Neuropsychological Characterisation of Blindsight
Commentator: Steven Todd, Henderson State University
David Pence, University of Pittsburgh
Mary Meets Agnosia
Commentator: Lauren Alpert, CUNY, Graduate Center
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PSYCHOLOGY
Thursday Afternoon
1:00-2:20 p.m.
PSYCHOLOGY SESSION I
Orleans Room
Invited Symposium: Music & Cognition
Chair:
Bennett Schwartz, Florida International University
1:00
J. Brian Pope and Thomas J. Bitner, Tusculum College
Prediction of Three Facets of Musical Responsiveness: Benign
Cognitive Intrusion, Chills, and Movement Motivation
Edward J. Golob, Tulane University
The Impact of Musical Experience on Attention Control and Working
Memory Capacity
Reyna L. Gordon, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Strengths and Weakness of Music Cognition in Developmental
Disabilities
Zehra Peynircioglu, American University
Metamemory and music
1:20
1:40
2:00
Thursday Afternoon
1:00-2:20 p.m.
PSYCHOLOGY SESSION II
Cabildo Room
Contributed Session: Developmental Psychology
Chair:
Lauretta Reeves, The University of Texas at Austin
1:00
Lauretta Reeves, The University of Texas at Austin, Sofie Bonilla, The
University of Texas at Austin, Cecily Tye, University of California,
Berkeley, John McDonald, The University of Texas at Austin, Bianca
Brons, The University of Texas at Austin, and Bowen Rechner, The
University of Texas at Austin
Influence of Lexical Factors in Perceived Humor of Jokes
Brooks Harbison, The University of Texas at Austin, Jennifer Landa,
University of Chicago, Lauretta Reeves, Haley Brenna, Stephanie
Wang, Luis Garcia, Sana Vawda, and Michael Estlack, The
University of Texas at Austin
Effects of Grammatical Form and Familiarity on Metaphor
Comprehension
1:20
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1:40
2:00
Tarana Khan, University of California, Irvine, Lauretta Reeves, The
University of Texas at Austin, Casey Margules, The University of
Texas at Austin, and Bradie Harbison, The University of Texas at
Austin
Internal versus External Cues in Judgments of Gender Classification:
Developmental Trends among Preschoolers
Lauretta Reeves, Alicia Whitaker, Rick Rodriguez, Whitney
LaCour, Sarah Akenubu, and Kathy Chang, The University of Texas
at Austin
The Effects of Animacy in Categorical Inference in Preschoolers
Thursday Afternoon
2:40-4:40 p.m.
PSYCHOLOGY SESSION III
Cabildo Room
Contributed Session: Cognitive Psychology I
Chair:
Hajime Otani, Central Michigan University
2:40
Abby R. Knoll and Hajime Otani, Central Michigan University
Does Learning Style Influence Judgments of Learning and Mental
Workload?
Danielle Lutfi-Proctor and Emily Elliott, Louisiana State University
What Causes the Cross-Modal Stroop Effect?
J. Antonio Salamanca and David A. Washburn, Georgia State
University
Accounting for Sources of Variability Within Stroop Tasks
Andrew Madison, Christina Barton, Katherine Kearns, Marry
Rutty and Hajime Otani, Central Michigan University
General Knowledge of Faces
Grace Tinghui Ong, Barbara Ann Church, and Eduardo Mercado
III, University at Buffalo, State University of New York
Exploring the Spacing Effect in Auditory Perceptual Learning
Robert J. Hines, University of Arkansas, Little Rock
Situation Models and Free Recall: The Negative Influence of
Inconsistent and Nonfunctional Information of the Comprehension and
Memory of Narrative Tests
3:00
3:20
3:40
4:00
4:20
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Thursday Afternoon
3:20-4:40 p.m.
PSYCHOLOGY SESSION IV
Orleans Room
Contributed Session: Education & Pedagogy
Chair:
Lauren Taglialatela, Kennesaw State University
3:20
Lauren A. Taglialatela and Suma Mallavarapu, Kennesaw State
University
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Conservation Education Displays at
Zoos
Charles Kraemer, Hank Parker, Christopher Dunn, Ashlee
Martin, Daryn Thompson, Ella Weymiller, and Danielle Hampton
LaGrange College
Scientific Literacy in an Undergraduate Population
X. Christine Wang, State University of New York at Buffalo
Exploring Young Children’s Epistemic Reasoning in Science Inquiry
Hall P. Beck, Appalachian State University, Meg Milligan, Troy
University, and Robert McClelland, Appalachian State University
Using the College Persistence Questionnaire to Identify the Factors
Determining the Graduation Rates of Online Students.
3:40
4:00
4:20
Thursday Afternoon
5:00-6:00 p.m.
PSYCHOLOGY SESSION V
Orleans Room
INVITED SPEAKER – James Pennebaker
Chair:
David Washburn, Georgia State University
James Pennebaker, University of Texas, Austin
How The Words We Use Reflect Who We Are
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PHILOSOPHY
Friday Morning
8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XI
Chair:
8:30
9:15
Royal Salon C
Contributed Session: Perceptual-Motor Representation
Steven Todd, Henderson State University
Aspasia Kanellou, University of Athens
An Interlocking View of Motor Representation and Intention and the
Particularity of Action Content
Commentator: Mason Cash, University of Central Florida
Benjamin Kozuch, University of Arizona
Visual Experience, Motor Action, and the Scourge of Arcane
Conscious States
Commentator: Robert Briscoe, Ohio University
Friday Morning
8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XII
Chair:
8:30
8:55
9:20
Royal Salon D
Invited Symposium: Making and Faking Emotions
Danielle Wylie, Mississippi State University
Adam Kovach, Marymount University
Dramatic Emotions
Laura Sizer, Hampshire College
Moved to Laughter, Moved to Tears: Music as Mood Manipulator
Craig DeLancey, SUNY, Oswego
The Strategic Role of the Demand for Sincerity in Emotion Labor
Friday Morning
8:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XIII
Chair:
8:30
Royal Salon B
Contributed Session: Consciousness and Physicalism
Michael Roche, Mississippi State University
Ben White, Temple University
The Realization Relation
***Winner of Graduate Student Travel Award***
Commentator: Joseph Baltimore, West Virginia University
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9:15
10:00
Kelly Trogdon, Virginia Tech
The Revelation Argument against Physicalism
Commentator: Martin Hahn, Simon Fraser University
Kenneth Williford, University of Texas, Arlington
Phenomenological Undecidability
Commentator: Joshua Weisberg, University of Houston
Friday Morning
9:00 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XIV
Chair:
9:00
9:45
10:30
Beauregard Room
Contributed Session: Mechanisms of the Brain
Kevin Morris, Tulane University
Joe McCaffrey, University of Pittsburgh
The Brain’s Heterogeneous Functional Landscape
Commentator: Tom Polger, University of Cincinnati
Mark Couch, Seton Hall University
How Do Mechanistic Explanations in Neuroscience Explain?
Commentator: Ken Aizawa, Rutgers University-Newark
Aaron Kostko & John Bickle, University of Minnesota, Rochester &
Mississippi State University / University of Mississippi Medical Center
Causal Explanation in Social Neuroscience: Two Analyses
Commentator: Javier Gomez-Lavin, CUNY Graduate Center
Friday Morning
10:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XV
Chair:
10:00
10:45
11:30
Royal Salon A
Contributed Session: The Functions of Language
Rebecca Kukla, Georgetown University
Casey Johnson, Northwestern University
If You Don’t Have Anything Nice to Say, Come Sit by Me: Gossip as
Epistemic Good and Evil
***Winner of Graduate Student Travel Award***
Commentator: Chase Wrenn, University of Alabama
Trip Glazer, Georgetown University
Language and Expression
Commentator: James Dow, Hendrix College
Brian Robinson, Michigan State University
The Semantic Space of Intellectual Humility
Commentator: Jack Marley-Payne, MIT
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Friday Morning
10:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XVI
Royal Salon C
Contributed Session: Memory and Morality in Non-Human Animals
Chair: Brian Keeley, Pitzer College
10:00
10:45
11:30
Valerie Soon, University of Houston
The Moral Significance of Animal Time and Memory
Commentator: Gary Varner, Texas A&M University
Nazim Keven, Washington University, St. Louis
What Makes Episodic Memory Uniquely Human: Events and
Narratives
Commentator: Mary Salvaggio, Rutgers University
Rebecca Ring, York University
The Moral Agency of Animals: Responsibility in Practise
Commentator: Cassie Striblen, West Chester University
Friday Morning
10:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XVII
Chair:
10:00
10:45
11:30
Royal Salon D
Contributed Session: Morality, Evolution, and God
Evan Westra, University of Maryland
Joseph Jebari, Georgetown University
Is Harm Enough? An Evolutionary Approach to Harm-Based Moral
Psychology
Commentator: Jorge Oseguera Gamba, Florida State University
Sara Kolmes, Florida State University
Ego Depletion and Organ Donation
Commentator: Joanna Smolenski, CUNY, Graduate Center
John Collins & Michael Veber, East Carolina University
The Argument from Good
Commentator: Anthony Kreider, Miami Dade College
Friday Morning
10:50 a.m. – 12:20 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XVIII
Royal Salon B
Invited Speaker
Chair: Pete Mandik, William Paterson University
Kathleen Akins, Simon Fraser University
How The Letters Get Their Colours: Synaesthetic Colour and Literacy Learning
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PSYCHOLOGY
Friday Morning
9:00-10:40 a.m.
PSYCHOLOGY SESSION VI
Chair:
9:00
9:20
9:40
10:00
10:20
Cabildo Room
Invited Symposium: A Comparative ‘Look’ at Perception
Audrey Parrish, Georgia State University
Melissa R. Beck, Amanda E. van Lamsweerde, Rebecca R,
Goldstein, and Justin M. Ericson, Louisiana State University
Reward Guides Incidental Learning of Optimal Visual Attention
Strategies
Richard A. Tyrrell, Clemson University
“Meta-perception” and Its Relevance to the Safety of Pedestrians at
Night
Michael J. Beran, Georgia State University, Christian Agrillo,
University of Padova, and Audrey E. Parrish, Georgia St. University
Do You Mis(see) What I Mis(See)? Illusions Across Primate Species
Rebecca Rayburn-Reeves and Robert Cook, Tufts University
Comparisons of Behavioral Flexibility in Pigeons and Rats Using a
Series of Reversal Learning Tasks: Quantitative and Qualitative
Theories of Attention, Memory, and Rule Learning Across Time
Audrey E. Parrish, Theodore A. Evans, and Michael J. Beran,
Georgia State University
Rhesus Monkeys Fall for the Decoy Effect in a Perceptual
Discrimination Task
Friday Morning
9:00-10:20 a.m.
PSYCHOLOGY SESSION VII
Chair:
9:00
9:20
9:40
Orleans Room
Contributed Symposium: Reminiscence
Lee H. Matthews, Grief Resource Center
Lee H. Matthews, Grief Resource Center, Janet R. Matthews, Loyola
University of New Orleans and John Calderara, Akula Foundation
Reminiscence: Theories and Approaches with the Elderly
Janet R. Matthews, Loyola University of New Orleans, Lee H.
Matthews, Grief Resource Center, and Shiva Akula, Akula
Foundation
Hurricane Impact: Deaths, Business, Property and Emotional Losses,
Loss of Mental Health Infrastructure
Shiva Akula, Paul Mathis, and Christopher Guthrie, Akula
Foundation
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10:00
A Model for Community Nursing Home Intervention I: Founding
Laura Phillips, Akula Foundation, Emily Sandoz, University of
Louisiana at Lafayette, and Theresa Wozencraft, University of
Louisiana at Lafayette
A Model for Community Nursing Home Intervention II: Development
and Evaluation
Friday Morning
10:20-11:40 a.m.
PSYCHOLOGY SESSION VIII
Chair:
10:20
10:40
11:00
11:20
Orleans Room
Contributed Session: Cognitive Psychology II
Andrew J. Kelly, Georgia Gwinnett College
Peter Langland-Hassan, University of Cincinnati, Christopher
Gauker, University of Salzburg, Michael Richardson, University of
Cincinnati, and Aimee Dietz, University of Cincinnati
Impairment of Metacognition in Categorization Tasks Due to Inner
Speech Deficits
Andrew J. Kelly and Melany W. Love, Georgia Gwinnett College
Exploring Prediction and Postdiction Accuracy of Prospective
Remembering
R. Thompson Putney, Georgia State University
Psychology and Consciousness
Luis H. Favela and Anthony Chemero, University of Cincinnati
Preliminary Evidence for Extended Cognitive Systems
***Winner of Graduate Student Travel Award***
Friday Morning
10:40-12:00 p.m.
PSYCHOLOGY SESSION IX
Cabildo Room
Contributed Session: Key Barkley Symposium on the History of Psychology
Chair: Debra Sue Pate, Jackson State University
10:40
11:00
11:20
11:40
Lori Schmied, Maryville College
The Heinous Crime: A Victorian Medical Model of Impotence
John Greenwood, CUNY
Wilhelm Wundt: The First Gestalt Psychologist?
Katharine McIntyre and Debra Sue Pate, Jackson State University
Rosalie Rayner: Beyond the Little Albert Study
James L. Pate, Georgia State University
Changes in Types and Funding of Social Events at the SSPP Meetings
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PHILOSOPHY
Friday Afternoon
12:45 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XIX
Chair:
12:45
1:30
2:15
Royal Salon B
Contributed Session: Perceptual Content
J. Robert Thompson, Mississippi State University
John Spackman, Middlebury College
Conceptualism and the Richness of Perceptual Content
Commentator: René Jagnow, University of Georgia
Jessie Munton, Yale University
Visual Confidences and Perceptual Justification
Commentator: Rik Hine, Texas Christian University
Ryan Ogilvie, University of Maryland
Empirical Tests for Perceptual Content: Is Adaptation an Exclusively
Perceptual Phenomenon?
Commentator: Jon Altschul, Loyola University, New Orleans
Friday Afternoon
12:45 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XX
Chair:
12:45
1:30
2:15
Royal Salon A
Contributed Session: Psychopathology
Tad Zawidzki, George Washington University
Peter Langland-Hassan, University of Cincinnati
Inner Speech and Auditory Verbal Hallucinations in Schizophrenia:
Lessons from the Aphasias
Commentator: Heidi Maibom, University of Cincinnati
Michelle Maiese, Emmanuel College
Auditory Verbal Hallucination and the Sense of Ownership
Commentator: Valentina Petrolini, University of Cincinnati
Kevin Tobia, Yale University
Personal Identity and the Phineas Gage Effect
***Winner of Graduate Student Travel Award***
Commentator: Adam Kovach, Marymount University
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Friday Afternoon
1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XXI
Chair:
1:00
1:45
Beauregard Room
Parsimony and Comparative Psychology
Jennifer Vonk, Oakland University
Mike Dacey, Washington University, St. Louis
Three Problems of Parsimony in Psychology
Commentator: Simon Fitzpatrick, John Carroll University
Enoch Lambert, Harvard University
Higher-Order Intentionality and Animal Mindreading: Against a
Dennettian Conjecture
Commentator: Emily McWilliams, Harvard University
Friday Afternoon
1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XXII
Chair:
1:00
1:45
Royal Salon C
Contributed Session: Time & Memory
Kevin Morris, Tulane University
Sarah Robins, University of Kansas
Optogenetics and the Mechanism of False Memory
Commentator: Jacqueline Sullivan, University of Western Ontario
Gerardo Viera, University of British Columbia
The Temporal Structure of Experience: Against the
Atomism/Extensionalism Debate
Commentator: Kenneth Williford, University of Texas, Arlington
Friday Afternoon
1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XXIII
Royal Salon D
Contributed Symposium: Abundant vs. Sparse Multiple Realization
Chair: Luis H. Favela, University of Cincinnati
1:00
1:30
Kenneth Aizawa, Rutgers University
For Abundant Multiple Realization
Tom Polger, University of Cincinnati
Relevant Differences that Make a Difference
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Friday Afternoon
2:40 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XXIV
Royal Salon C
Contributed Symposium: Speaking Power: The Pragmatics of Potent
Discourse
Chair: Casey Johnson, Northwestern University
2:40
3:10
3:40
4:10
Luvell Anderson, University of Memphis
Notorious Thugs
Cassie Herbert, Georgetown University
Insidious Sluts
Matthew Burstein, Washington and Lee University
The Phronimos Says Motherf*cker: Toward an Ethics of Profanity
Rebecca Kukla, Georgetown University
The Linguistic Pragmatics of Sexual Negotiations
Friday Afternoon
2:40 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XXV
Royal Salon D
SPECIAL Invited Joint Symposium: Philosophy for Cognitive Scientists
Chair: Bennett Schwartz, Florida International University
2:40
3:10
3:40
4:10
Pete Mandik, William Paterson University
Color Qualia
Shannon Spaulding, Oklahoma State University
Theory of Mind: A Paradigm Case of Interdisciplinary Research
Heidi Maibom & Valentina Petrolini, University of Cincinnati
What philosophy contributes to the study of psychopathology
Cameron Buckner, University of Houston
Philosophical Issues in Comparative Cognition Research
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Friday Afternoon
2:45 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XXVI
Chair:
2:45
3:30
4:15
Beauregard Room
Contributed Session: Moral Psychology and Moral Concepts
Rebecca Ring, York University
Chris Zarpentine, Wilkes University
Moral Judgment Internalism and the Structure of Moral Psychology
Commentator: Gerald Beaulieu, East Carolina University
Josh May, University of Alabama, Birmingham
The Death of the Doctrine of Double Effect
Commentator: Valerie Soon, University of Houston
Danielle Wylie, Mississippi State University
The Promise of Moral Concepts
Commentator: Corey Maley, University of Kansas
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PSYCHOLOGY
Friday Afternoon
12:00-1:00 p.m.
PSYCHOLOGY SESSION X
Orleans Room
INVITED SPEAKER – Janet Metcalfe
Chair:
Timothy Flemming, Georgia State University
Janet Metcalfe, Columbia University
Metacognition of Agency
Friday Afternoon
2:40-4:00 p.m.
PSYCHOLOGY SESSION XI
Orleans Room
Invited Symposium: Language Acquisition and Processing
Chair:
Lisa Heimbauer, The Pennsylvania State University
2:40
Christopher Conway, Georgia State University
How Experience Shapes General-Purpose Language Learning
Mechanisms
Daniel Weiss, The Pennsylvania State University
Know When To Fold 'em: Accommodating Structural Changes in
Statistical Learning
Lynn Nygaard, Emory University
The Nature of Sound to Meaning Correspondences in Spoken
Language
Lisa Heimbauer, The Pennsylvania State University
Evolutionary Roots of Language Processing Abilities
3:00
3:20
3:40
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Friday Afternoon
2:40-4:40 p.m.
PSYCHOLOGY SESSION XII
Cabildo Room
Invited Symposium: Honoring the Contributions of Roger K. Thomas
to Behavioral Neuroscience Research
Chair:
Bill McDaniel, Georgia College and State University
2:40
Bill McDaniel, Georgia College and State University
Roger K. Thomas and His Contributions to Behavioral Neuroscience
Ariel Deutch, Vanderbilt Medical School
Catecholamine Receptor Expression in Layer V Prefrontal Cortical
Cells Innervating Different Cortical and Subcortical Targets
Donald K. Ingram, Pennington Biomedical Research Center, Jennifer
Young and Julie Mattison, National Institutes of Aging
Effects of Calorie Restriction on Motor Skills in Rhesus Monkeys: A
Longitudinal Analysis
David Leavens, University of Sussex
Spontaneous Pointing by Chimpanzees: Or, How Roger K. Thomas
Saved My Career
Kelly Lambert, Randolph-Macon College
Behind the Mask: Neurobiological Indicants of Emotional Resilience
and Cognitive Function in Wild Raccoons (Procyon lotor)
Jack Palmer, University of Louisiana - Monroe
The Dominant Role of Kinship in Human Altruistic Behavior
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3:20
3:40
4:00
4:20
Friday Evening
5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
JOINT SESSION
Queen Anne Ballroom
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS – Berit Brogaard
University of Miami
Cognitive Penetration and Auditory Perception
Friday Evening
7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Riverview Room
SOCIAL HOUR
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PHILOSOPHY
Saturday Morning
9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XXVII
Chair:
9:00
9:45
Royal Salon A
Contributed Session: Non-Human Animal Cognition
Adam Kovach, Marymount University
Matthew Stine, University of Houston
Inferentialism and Animal Cognition
Commentator: Rebecca Ring, York University
Kyle Landrum, University of Houston
Epistemic Gappiness and Psychological Essentialism in Animal
Concepts
Commentator: Eric Saidel, George Washington University
Saturday Morning
9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XXVIII
Chair:
9:00
9:45
Royal Salon B
Contributed Session: Perception & Cognition
Kenneth Aizawa, Rutgers, Newark
Jacob Beck, York University
Marking the Perception-Cognition Boundary
Commentator: Zoe Jenkin, Harvard University
Andrew Melnyk, University of Missouri
An Aspirin for Representationalists’ Headache
Commentator: Ryan Ogilvie, University of Maryland
Saturday Morning
9:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XXIX
Royal Salon C
Contributed Session: Rationality and Meaning
Chair: Jack Marley-Payne, MIT
9:45
10:30
Cameron Buckner, University of Houston
The Rationality of Intuitive Judgment
Commentator: Grant Goodrich, The Citadel
Adam Podlaskowski, Fairmont State University
It Isn’t a Platitude that Meaning is Fraught with Ought
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Commentator: Brandon Hogan, Howard University
Mary Clayton Coleman, Illinois Wesleyan University
Answering Setiya’s BELIEF Challenge
Commentator: Reuben Stern, University of Wisconsin
Saturday Morning
9:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XXX
Chair:
9:45
10:30
11:15
Royal Salon D
Contributed Session: Scientific Models
John Bickle, Mississippi St. Univ. / Univ. Mississippi Medical Center
Nick Byrd, Florida State University
Has Associationism Been Defeated?
Commentator: Jake Quilty-Dunn, CUNY, Graduate Center
Matthew Haug, College of William and Mary
Explanatory Depth, Explanatory Autonomy, and Abstraction
Commentator: Luis H. Favela, University of Cincinnati
Guilherme S. Oliveira, University of Cincinnati
A Little Less Representation, a Little More Action Possibilities: Taking
the Artefactual View of Scientific Models Seriously
Commentator: Istvan S. N. Berkeley, University of LouisianaLafayette
Saturday Morning
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XXXI
Beauregard Room
Contributed Symposium: Author Meets Critics, Sensorama: A
Phenomenalist Analysis of Spacetime and Its Contents
Chair: Neil Manson, University of Mississippi
10:00
Michael Pelczar (Author), The National University of Singapore
Précis
10:30
Geoffrey Lee, University of California, Berkeley
11:00
Kevin Morris, Tulane University
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Saturday Morning
10:30 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XXXII
Royal Salon A
Invited Symposium: Color Perception and Cognitive Penetration
Chair: Bennett Schwartz, Florida International University
10:30
11:15
Dimitria Gatzia, University of Akron
Cognitive penetration and top-down processing in visual perception
Zoe Jenkin, Harvard University
The Epistemic Costs and Benefits of Top-Down Effects
Saturday Morning
10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
PHILOSOPHY SESSION XXXIII
Royal Salon B
Contributed Session: Cognition and the Social
Chair: Shannon Spaulding, Oklahoma State University
10:30
11:15
Matthew Rachar, CUNY, Graduate Center
Coupling and Commitment in Joint Action?
Commentator: Chloé Cooper Jones, CUNY Graduate Center
John Greenwood, CUNY, Graduate Center
Social Cognition, Social Neuroscience, and Evolutionary Social
Psychology: What’s Missing?
Commentator: Tad Zawidzki, George Washington University
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Saturday Morning
9:00-11:40 a.m.
PSYCHOLOGY SESSION XIII
Orleans Room
Contributed Session: Comparative Psychology
Chair: Bonnie M. Perdue, Agnes Scott College
9:00
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11:00
11:20
Bonnie M. Perdue, Rebecca Cross, Lora-Beth Allen, and Ella
Brown, Agnes Scott College
Cognitive Testing in Sun Bears Using a Touchscreen Computer
Jennifer Johnson, State University of New York at Buffalo
Extending Garner Classification Tasks to Non-Human Primates
***Winner of Graduate Student Travel Award***
Courtney L. Rice, State University of New York at Buffalo
Specific Token Effects in Complex Visual Search: A Human
Phenomena?
Kelly Hughes , Zoo Altanta & University of Rochester, Celia
Litovsky, Stanford University, Allison Barnard, University of
California at Davis, S. Ferrigno, University of Rochester, and Jessica
Cantlon, University of Rochester
The Shape Bias for Spontaneous Object Categorization is Not Uniquely
Human
Will Whitham, J. Antonio Salamanca, Christopher Conway, and
David A. Washburn, Georgia State University
Learning of Statistical Grammars in Sequences by Rhesus Macaques
(Macaca mulatta) and Humans
Rachel Callery, Emily D. Klein, and David A. Washburn, Georgia
State University
Learning and Use of Symbols by Rhesus Monkeys (Macaca mulatta):
Better-than-chance but Worse-than-expected.
Melissa Hrabic, Nathaniel Foster, Jessica Bramlett, Bonnie M.
Perdue, Michael J. Beran, and Rebecca Williamson, Georgia State
University
A Comparative Approach to Effective Strategy Use in Delaying
Gratification
Michael J. Beran, Georgia State University, J. David Smith, State
University of New York at Buffalo, and Bonnie M. Perdue, Agnes Scott
College
What We (Think We) Know About Why Capuchin Monkeys Don't
Seem to Know What They Know
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Saturday Morning
9:00-11:00 a.m.
PSYCHOLOGY SESSION XIV
Cabildo Room
Contributed Session: Morality & Free Will
Chair:
Kevin Tobia, Yale University
9:00
Javier Gomez-Lavin and Jesse Prinz, The CUNY Graduate Center
The Boundaries of the Moral Self
Francesco Margoni & Luca Surian, University of Trento
The Development of Intention-based Moral Approval
Kelly Bainbridge, University of West Georgia
Deviant Knowing: Spiritual Disobedience and Desire of the (un)Holy
(m)Other
Kevin Tobia, Yale University
The Less You Know, The More It Matters: The Unknown, Wonder,
and Value
Glenn Shean and Docia Demmin, College of William & Mary
Schizotypy, Schizophrenia and Social Cognition
Lewis R. Lieberman, Columbus State University
Thomas Szasz: Champion of Free Will
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Saturday Afternoon
1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
JOINT SESSION
Queen Anne Ballroom
PRESIDENT’S INVITED SPEAKER – Susanna Siegel
Harvard University
Evaluative Perception
Saturday Afternoon
2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
JOINT SESSION
Queen Anne Ballroom
BUSINESS MEETING
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The Council of the Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology
acknowledges with gratitude the work of the members of the 2015
program committees and the referees listed below for their service to the
Society:
Philosophy Program, Tad Zawidzki (George Washington University), Program Chair;
Reviewers: Michael Brownstein, Sarah Robins, Joshua Shepherd, Cameron Buckner,
James Petrik, Matthew Jordan, Jacqueline Sullivan, Tzofit Ofengenden, Rick Grush,
Julian Kiverstein, Ken Shockley, Shaun Nichols, Heidi Maibom, Serife Tekin, Eric
Saidel, Corey Maley, Shannon Spaulding, Richard Moore, Steven Gross, Robert Stainton,
Irina Gregoryevna, Dan Weiskopf, Robert Rupert, Tony Chemero, Brian Keeley, Robert
Briscoe, Jonathan Waskan, Bryce Huebner, Adam Kovach, Keith Frankish, Dan Kelly,
Joshua Alexander, Joe Ulatowski, Muk Yan Wong, Richard Menary, Leandro DeBrasi,
Scott Aikin, Larry Shapiro, Ken Aizawa, Pete Mandik, Colin Allen, Neil Levy, Phillip
Robbins, J. Brendan Ritchie, Gerald Beaulieu, Robert Lurz, John Mikhail, J. Robert
Thompson, Michael Lynch, Jake Qulity-Dunn, Deb Tollefsen, Mattia Gallotti, Eric
Campbell, Henry Jackman, Brandon Hogan, James Dow, Michal Klincewicz, Grant
Goodrich, Marcin Milkowski, Adam Kovach, David Pitt, Carrie Figdor, David
Pereplyotchik, Peter Ross, Jonathan Cohen, Myrto Mylopoulos, Peter Graham, Jennifer
Matey, Konrad Talmont-Kaminski, Olle Blomberg, Robert Clowes, Brad Cokelet, Eyal
Aviv, Joe Dewhurst, Tom Polger, Richard Brown, David Miguel Gray, Laura Papish,
Luvell Anderson, Rebecca Kukla, Mog Stapleton, Istvan Berkeley, Luis H. Favela
Psychology Program, Tim Flemming (Georgia State University), Program Chair;
Reviewers: Lisa Heimbauer, Bonnie Perdue, and Megan Hoffman
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Griffith and Junior Award Recipients
Each year the Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology presents
the Richard M. Griffith Memorial Award for papers of greatest
excellence, one in philosophy and one in psychology, presented at the
annual meeting. Those who have received the Ph.D. during the past five
years or who are Ph.D. candidates are eligible to compete for these
awards. Prior to 1970, the Society presented Junior Awards. In 1970, the
award was referred to as the Richard M. Griffith Memorial Junior
Award, because the Richard M. Griffith Foundation provided funds for
the award. Since 1971, the award has been called the Richard M. Griffith
Memorial Award. The award winners since 1966 have been identified.
YEAR
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PHILOSOPHY
Don Ihde, Southern Illinois University
George B. Thomas, University of Virginia
Robert L. Arrington, Georgia State University
1969
James F. Harris, University of Georgia
John Beversluis, Emory University
Richard D. Parry, Agnes Scott College
Edward S. Shirley, Louisiana State University
Allen Gibbons, East Carolina University
Alan E. Fuchs, College of William and Mary
Roger J. Sullivan, University of South Carolina
Paul Tibbets, University of Dayton
George Graham, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Gerald W. Casenave, Vanderbilt University
Jeffrey Tlumak, Vanderbilt University
H. Scott Hestevold, University of Alabama
Mark C. Overvold, Virginia Commonwealth University
Peter J. Markie, University of Missouri-Columbia
Alfred L. Mele, Davidson College
Judith Andre, Old Dominion University
David N. James, Longwood College
Dorothy Coleman, Bowdoin College
Michael P. Smith, Davidson College
Richard McCarty, East Carolina University
James Robert Peters, University of the South
Lila Luce, University of Alabama-Birmingham
Piers Rawling, University of Georgia
Kirk Ludwig, University of Florida
Robert Wilson, Cornell University
Victoria McGeer, Vanderbilt University
Paul Davies, University of North Carolina
Steven Hales, University of Bloomsburg
Claire Elise Katz, University of Memphis
Seth Holtzman, Murray State University
Michael P. Lynch, University of Mississippi
Jonathan A. Waskan, Washington University, St. Louis
Jennifer McKitrick, Univ. of Alabama-Birmingham
David Shoemaker, California State U.- Northridge
Thomas W. Polger, University of Cincinnati
Chase B. Wrenn, University of Alabama
Alan Coates, Vanderbilt University
John Collins, East Carolina University
Andrea Scarantino, Georgia State University
Max Deutsch, East Carolina University
Steven Todd, University of Connecticut
Justin Tiehen, University of Puget Sound
Theodore Bach, University of Connecticut
Corey Maley, Princeton University
Myrto Mylopoulos, CUNY Graduate Center
Paul Carron, Baylor University
Shannon Spaulding, Oklahoma State University
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Norman R. Remley, University of Florida
Henry B. van Twyver, University of Florida
Phillip R. Costanzo, University of Florida
Thomas K. Hearn, Jr., College of William and Mary
Virgil V. McKenna, College of William and Mary
Ben B. Morgan, Jr., University of Louisville
Malcolm W. Huckabee, Univ. of Southern Mississippi
George W. Menzer, University of Louisville
L. James Shapiro, University of Manitoba
G. Rufus Sessions, Walter Reed Army Institute Research
Mary Ellen O’C. Chernovetz, University of Tulsa
Frank Holly, U.S. Army Aeromedical Research
Louis M. Proenza, University of Georgia
Mary G. Boyd, College of Charleston
Gerald P. Kreuger, Fort Rucker & Johns Hopkins Univ.
Richard A. Burns, Georgia Southwestern College
Sarah McLeod Miller, University of Virginia
Sara Stokes Benzel, Georgia State University
Michale N. O’Malley, University of Colorado
Lynn Percival, Naval Aerospace Medical Research Lab.
Douglas E. Landon, Army Aeromedical Research Lab.
Michael D. Chafetz, Tulane University
Carol S. Holding, University of Louisville
Mark W. Scerbo, AT&T Systems
Mary Lynne Dittmar, University of Alabama-Huntsville
Kelly Gurley Lambert, Randolph-Macon College
Wendy A. Rogers, Memphis State University
David A. Washburn, Georgia State University
Nick Haslam, New School for Social Research
Alfred Witkofsky, College of Charleston
Cecilia M. Acocella, Washington College
Leslee K. Pollina, Southeast Missouri State University
Harold H. Greene, CERT at Morris Brown College
Michael J. Beran, Georgia State University
Thomas J. Capo, Auburn University
John Paul Mindam Beckman Institute, University of Illinois
Samuel Fernandez-Carriba, Georgia State University
Claudio Cantalupo, Georgia State University
William S. Helton, Wilmington College
Dawn Morales, University of Pennsylvania
Lauren A. Taglialatela, Emory University
Joshua Redford, University of Buffalo, SUNY
Justin J. Couchman, University of Buffalo, SUNY
Lisa Heimbauer, Georgia State Univeristy
Matthew G. Wisniewski, University of Buffalo, SUNY
Bonnie Perdue, Georgia State University
Reggie Paxton Gazes, Zoo Atlanta
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J. Mark Baldwin
J. Mark Baldwin
J. Mark Baldwin
J. MacBride Sterrett
Albert Lefevre
Edward F. Buchner
Shepherd Ivory Franz
Robert Morris Ogden
H. J. Pearce
John B. Watson
J. C. Barnes
David Spence Hill
E. K. Strong. Jr.
E. K. Strong, Jr.
Knight Dunlap
John M. Fletcher
Joseph Peterson
H. C. Sanborn
Buford Johnson
J. F. Dashiell
J. B. Miner
A. S. Edwards
Josiah Morse
L. R. Geissler
Max F. Meyer
Ethel Bowman
H. M. Johnson
Anna Forbes Liddell
Roy M. Dorcus
John F. Winter
Albert G. A. Balz
Lyle H. Lanier
Marten Hoor
Frank A. Geldard
Marjorie S. Harris
John Paul Nafe
Fritz Marti
Christian Paul Heinlein
Peter A. Carmichael
B. von Haller Gilmer
Harold N. Lee
Elizabeth Duffy
Lewis M Hammond
John B. Wolfe
Willis Moore
Karl M. Dallenbach
Charles A. Baylis
Marion E. Bunch
William S. Weedon
Richard H. Henneman
Lewis E. Hahn
Wilse B. Webb
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Rubin Gotesky
William M. Hinton
Leroy F. Loemker
Dan R. Kenshalo
Charles Hartshorne
Leland E. Thune
Edward C. Ballard
Earl A. Alluisi
E. M. Adams
Malcolm D. Arnoult
Dwight Van de Vate, Jr
Stanley B. Williams
Douglas Browning
Lelon J. Peacock
William I. Blackstone
Clyde E. Noble
Andrew J. Reck
H. D. Kimmel
Donald W. Sherburne
Ina McD. Bilodeau
L. B. Cebik
Arthur L. Irion
Donald S. Lee
Arthur J. Riopelle
Rem B. Edwards
M. Carr Payne
Nancy D. Simco
James L. Pate
Bowman L. Clarke
Stephen F. Davis
Sandra B. Rosenthal
Joel S. Warm
James F. Harris
Richard A. Bums
James Dye
Duane M. Rumbaugh
William Bechtel
Ulric Neisser
Dorothy Coleman
Roger K. Thomas
Robert Burton
Thomas Cadwallader
Michael Hodges
David Washburn
John Bickle
Debra Sue Pate
Nicholas Georgalis
Hajime Otani
Kenneth Aizawa
John S. Monahan
Thomas Polger
J. David Smith
Michael Lynch
Michael Beran
Berit Brogaard
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Secretary/Treasurer
Edward F. Buchner
Edward F. Buchner
Edward F. Buchner
Robert Morris Ogden
Robert Morris Ogden
Robert Morris Ogden
William Carl Ruediger
W. C. Ruediger
W. C. Reudiger
L. R. Geissler
L. R. Geissler
L. R. Geissler
W. H. Chase
H. W. Chase
S. C. Garrison
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Owen R. Hughes
Owen R. Hughes
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J. A. Highsmith
J. A. Highsmith
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Paul L. Boynton
Paul L. Boynton
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Lyle H. Lanier
Lyle H. Lanier
Lyle H. Lanier
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Frank A. Geldard
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C. P. Heinlein
Normal L. Munn
Normal L. Munn
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Joseph Weitz
Joseph Weitz
John B. Wolfe
John B. Wolfe
D. Maurice Allan
D. Maurice Allan
Oliver Lacey
Oliver Lacey
Joseph E. Moore
Joseph E. Moore
Wilse B. Webb
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Earl A. Alluisi
Earl A. Alluisi
Earl A. Alluisi
Glenn R. Hawkes
G. Douglas Browning
G. Douglas Browning
G. Douglas Browning
William T. Blackstone
William T. Blackstone
William T. Blackstone
Michel Loeb
Michel Loeb
Michel Loeb
L. B. Cebik
L. B. Cebik
L. B. Cebik
Donald S. Lee
Donald S. Lee
Donald S. Lee
James L. Pate
James L. Pate
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Stephen F. Davis
Stephen F. Davis
Stephen F. Davis
Stephen F. Davis
Richard A. Burns
Richard A. Burns
Richard A. Burns
Richard A. Burns
Dorothy P. Coleman
Dorothy P. Coleman
Dorothy P. Coleman
Dorothy P. Coleman
Dorothy P. Coleman
David A. Washburn
David A. Washburn
David A. Washburn
David A. Washburn
David A. Washburn
Ken Aizawa
Ken Aizawa
Ken Aizawa
Ken Aizawa
Ken Aizawa
Lori A. Schmied
Lori A. Schmied
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Katharine Tait Omwake
Katharine Tait Omwake
James A. Pait
Richard H. Henneman
Richard H. Henneman
William M. Hinton
William M. Hinton
William M. Hinton
Nicholas Hobbs
Sam C. Webb
Sam C. Webb
Sam C. Webb
Edger H. Henderson
Edgar H. Henderson
Edgar H. Henderson
Leland E. Thune
Leland E. Thune
Leland E. Thune
Dwight Van de Vate, Jr
Dwight Van de Vate, Jr
Dwight Van de Vate, Jr.
Dwight Van de Vate, Jr
Andrew J. Reck
Andrew J. Reck
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M. Carr Payne, Jr.
M. Carr Payne, Jr.
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Donald W. Sherburne
Donald W. Sherburne
Donald W. Sherburne
Nancy D. Simco
Nancy D. Simco
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John D. Seago
Mary Anne Baker
Mary Anne Baker
Mary Anne Baker
Mary Anne Baker
Mary Anne Baker
William Bechtel
William Bechtel
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David Henderson
David Henderson
David Henderson
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Hajime Otani
Hajime Otani
Hajime Otani
Hajime Otani
Hajime Otani
Hajime Otani
Michael J. Beran
Michael J. Beran
Michael J. Beran
Michael J. Beran
Michael J. Beran
Michael J. Beran
Lauren Taglialatela
Lauren Taglialatela
Lauren Taglialatela