0900 |
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0920 |
Registration |
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0920 |
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0930 |
Opening Remarks |
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0930 |
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1030 |
Keynote 1 |
Jytte Bang & Sofie Pedersen |
Revisiting the work of Roger Barker and the Midwest psychological field station |
1030 |
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1050 |
Coffee |
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1050 |
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1145 |
Talks 1 |
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Critically examining the principles |
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Ed Baggs |
Do We Perceive Behavior Settings? |
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Miranda Lucas |
Behavior Settings on a Continuum |
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Marek McGann |
Orienting Psychological Science |
1145 |
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1230 |
Introductions and Themed Discussions 1 |
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1230 |
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1400 |
Lunch |
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1400 |
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1500 |
Keynote 2 |
Harry Heft |
What Are Behavior Settings? Foundational Issues and a Reconsideration of Barker’s Behavior Setting Theory 40 years later |
1500 |
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1600 |
Talks 2 |
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Broadening our perspective |
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Gui Sanchez de Oliviera |
The Lab as a Behavior Setting |
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Anne Jones |
Social Factors Structuring Motor Variability and Playground Use |
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Giuseppe Flavio Artese |
Behavior Settings and Orders of Existence: Towards a complete analysis of the socio-cultural environment |
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Cillian McHugh |
Exploring Agent-Based Modelling as a Method of Advancing Behavior Setting Theory |
1600 |
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1630 |
Coffee |
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1630 |
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1730 |
Themed Discussions 2 |
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1900 |
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Dinner |
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