International Society for Research on Aggression

123 Pages·2016·2.62 MB·English

by  Tom Denson

Cover art: “From Bondi to the city” by Sandy Weule

This pastel was drawn specifically for the conference handbook. It is hoped the
view from iconic Bondi Beach to the city will remind ISRA delegates of their stay
near Sydney's beautiful beaches.
Thank you to UNSW’s School of Psychology and
Head of School, Professor Simon Killcross, for
providing generous funding for the World
Meeting.

Thank you to the Macquarie University Faculty of Human
Sciences who generously funded the pre-conference symposium
and the international speakers.
International Society for Research on Aggression (ISRA)
Scientific Program

Program at a glance
(Note – see detailed program on page 16 for exact times)

Time Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
July 19 July 20 July 21 July 22 July 23
8.00am Registration Council ISRA Business
8.30am Meeting meeting Poster
8.45am Welcome Poster #2 Session #3 on
display display
9.00am Preconference Plenary Plenary Plenary Plenary
9.15am symposium at Jack van Honk Eddie Harmon Joanna Gawaian
9.30am Macquarie -Jones Bourke Bodkin-
University Andrews
9.45am Symposium Symposium Symposium Symposium
10.00am Session #1 Session #4 Session #6 Session #9
10.15am
10.30am
10.45am
11.00am
11.15am Morning tea Morning tea Morning tea Morning tea
11.30am
11.45am Symposium Symposium Symposium Presidential
12.00pm Session #2 Session #5 Session #7 address: Kaj
12.15pm Björkvist
12.30pm Farewell BBQ
12.45pm and goodbyes
1.00pm
1.15pm Lunch BBQ lunch Lunch
1.30pm Visit to the
1.45pm Walkabout
2.00pm Symposium Outing Symposium Wildlife Park
2.15pm Session #3 Session #8
2.30pm Harbour
Cruise
2.45pm

3.00pm
or
3.15pm

3.30pm Afternoon tea J P Scott
visit Bara
3.45pm Award
Barang
4.00pm Poster Address: John
Aboriginal
4.15pm Session #1 Archer (video)
Community
with afternoon

tea

4.30pm Opening Poster
4.45pm celebration at Session #2
5.00pm Coogee Bay
hotel
5.30pm
6.00pm Restaurant
6.30pm outing Gala Banquet
7.00pm+
How to access free WIFI at the University of New
South Wales

Method 1: Click this link. The Event passphrase is ISRA2016.

Method 2: Copy this link into your browser:
https://adguest.unsw.edu.au/request/retreive/i9Rv0NQ!s373431i6K!hsR
O@. The Event passphrase is ISRA2016.

Method 3: If you home University participates in Eduroam, you can use it
at UNSW. You select “Eduroam” in your list of available wifi connections.
Then you will need the logon details that you usually use at your home
University to connect. Here is a list of American universities that use
Eduroam: https://www.eduroam.us/institutions_list. Many European
universities also use Eduroam.

Conference calendar app and Facebook page
The ISRA 2016 Conference Calendar and Map app is now live. You can
download the app to mobile devices and use it to find out where and
when ISRA events are on, see the location in Google maps, and have
details sent to your phone.
To access the conference calendar app for Android and Windows
devices, go to:
https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=9beqmt2cjt2bpn0cq0b
2432bok%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=Australia/Sydney
To access the conference calendar app for Apple devices, go to:
https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/9beqmt2cjt2bpn0cq0b2432bok
%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics

Check out the ISRA 2016 Facebook page for updates and news.

The ISRA website Scientific and Social Program section is at:
http://www.iec.mq.edu.au/research/cfrc/isra_2016/scientific_social_progr
am/. You can download the program and the conference handbook from

here.
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Table of Contents
People of ISRA…………………………………………………………………………2
Transportation…………………………………………………………………………3
Travelling to/from the Preconference at Macquarie………..7
Travelling to/from the Main Conference at UNSW…………..8
Map of the Conference Venue………………………………………………….10
The Young Investigators Program…………………………………………....12
Preconference Speaker Abstracts………………………………………..…..13
Day-by-Day Schedule of talks and events………………………………...16
Keynote Speaker Abstracts and Bios…………………………………………23
Wednesday Symposia………………………………………………………………28
Thursday Symposia…………………………………………………………………..51
Friday Symposia……………………………………………………………………….65
Saturday Symposia…………………………………………………………………..86
Wednesday Posters………………………………………………………………….93
Friday Posters………………………………………………………………………….105
Social Program 116

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People of the International Society for Research
on Aggression

Officers Editors
President-elect: Mike Potegal John Archer, Editor-in-Chief,
President: Kaj Bjorkqvist Aggressive Behavior
Past President: John F. Knutson School of Psychology, University
Executive Secretary: Dominic of Central Lancashire, UK
Parrott
Treasurer: Eric Dubow Eric F. Dubow, North American

Archivist: Roger Johnson Editor, ISRA Bulletin
Council Members Committees
Council members elected in 2012 Membership Committee
for a 4-year term (expiring in Manuela Martinez (Chair)
2016) are:
Doug Gentile (USA) John Paul Scott Award
Jane Ireland (UK) Committee
Simha Landau (Israel) Craig Anderson (Chair)
Larry Owens (Australia) Tracy Vaillancourt
Tracy Vaillancourt (Canada) Georges Steffgen

Council members elected in 2014 Lagerspetz Award Committee
for a 4 year term (expiring in Karin Österman, Sarah Coyne,
2018) are: Georges Steffgen, Tom Gumpel,
Sarah Coyne (USA) Marion Underwood, Barbara

Manuela Martinez (Spain) Krahe
Andre Melzer (Luxembourg)
Karin Österman (Finland)

Wayne Warburton (Australia)

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The 2016 ISRA Organising Committee
Wayne Warburton
Tom Denson
Khandis Blake
Joanne Beames
Janine Fraser
Matthew Hall
Natalie Ippolito
Naomi Millar Powell
Cara Swit
Chanelle Tarabay
Lilli Toll
2016 ISRA Volunteers
Ashleigh Armstrong
Leidy Castro-Meneses
Andrew Daniels
Sarah Khalid
Susan Kim
Angela Mifsud
Bethany Millar Powell
Lauren Pearson
Ellie Persaud
Naomi Radom
Karen Spooner
Tomas Wee

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Transportation
Opal cards
It is necessary to purchase an Opal card for using public transport in Sydney. The
Opal card can be used for all trains, buses, ferries and light rail systems in Sydney,
as well as the Blue Mountains, Central Coast, Hunter, Illawarra and Southern
Highlands regions. Anywhere in the State of New South Wales.
Opal is an electronic ticketing system, similar to Oyster in London or Octopus in
Hong Kong. You only need to purchase an Opal card once, add value by topping up,
and you're ready to travel. Most Sydney public transport services do not accept cash
or paper tickets. They only accept Opal card entry.
To travel you must tap on and tap off using the Opal card readers at train stations,
buses, ferry wharves and light rail stops. (The only exception for tapping off is the
wonderful Manly Ferry service, as there is only one possible stop). The Opal system
will automatically deduct the correct fare.
When budgeting, remember that there is a $60 weekly cap. That is, with the
exception of the airport trains (which are exempt from the cap and cost about
$20AUD each way) you can travel to as many places as you want within a calendar
week and the Opal card will stop deducting money once you reach $60. Thus, you
shouldn’t need to spend more than $60 on public transport if you are here for less
than a week (airport trains excepted). More fare information can be found here.
Opal cards can be bought on arrival at the airport itself (international and domestic),
at any local newsagency, or at any convenience store (a list of outlets at the airport
and near Coogee are at the end of this page). Train stations also sell opal cards.
Perhaps the best method is to go online and find a convenient retailer. You can
place money on your Opal card in sellers or online at https://www.opal.com.au/.
Getting an Opal card
Sydney International Airport
 WH Smith International Airport Arrivals 2 Site 1-1082 International Terminal,
Sydney International Airport, MASCOT NSW 2020. Phone [phone]
 WH Smith International Airport Arrivals 1 Site 1-1082 International Terminal,
Sydney International Airport, MASCOT NSW 2020. Phone [phone]
 Sydney International Airport train station, MASCOT NSW 2020
Domestic Airport
 Newslink newsagency, Sydney T2 Domestic Airport, Terminal 2, Pier A,
Airside, T2, Sydney Domestic Airport, MASCOT NSW 2020. Phone 02 8373
9527

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Coogee
 Deli On Dolphin, 141 Dolphin St, COOGEE NSW 2034. Phone: [phone]
 EzyMart Coogee, 227 Coogee Bay Rd, COOGEE NSW 2034. Phone: 02
8065 1817
 City Mart Convenience Coogee, 250 Coogee Bay Rd, COOGEE NSW 2034.
Phone: [phone]
 P & L Mixed Business, 15 Havelock Ave, COOGEE NSW 2034. Phone:02
9665 5198
 Bream Street Newsagency, 12 Bream St, COOGEE NSW 2034. Phone: 02
9665 3024
 4 Square Food Store, 224 Carrington Rd, COOGEE NSW 2031. Phone: 02
9399 6713
 Coogee Beach Newsagent 252 Arden St , COOGEE NSW 2034. Phone: 02
9665 1778
 Coogee Convenience Store, 171-173 Carrington Rd, COOGEE NSW 2034.
Phone: [phone]
 Coogee Village News, Shop 8, 182 Coogee Bay Rd, COOGEE NSW 2034.
Phone: [phone]
 Woolworths Metro Coogee Coogee Bay Village, 184-196 Coogee Bay Rd,
COOGEE NSW 2034. Phone: [phone]
 MFC Coogee Supermarket 14 Bream St, COOGEE NSW 2034. Phone: 02
9664 4490
 Ocean View Convenience Store, 190 Arden St, COOGEE NSW 2034. Phone:
02 9665 5983
Randwick
 St Pauls Post Office, 70-72 Perouse Rd, RANDWICK NSW 2031. Phone: 02
9398 5704
 The Spot Newsagency, 28 St Pauls St, RANDWICK NSW 2031. Phone: 02
9399 3962
 Woolworths Randwick, 73 Belmore Rd, RANDWICK NSW 2031. Phone: 02
8035 9248
 King of the Pack Randwick Shop 53b, Royal Randwick Shopping Centre, 73
Belmore Rd, RANDWICK NSW 2031. Phone: [phone]
 Clovelly Mini Mart, 151 Clovelly Rd, RANDWICK NSW 2031. Phone: 02 9326
7067
 7-Eleven Randwick, 128 Barket St, RANDWICK NSW 2031. Phone: 02 9314
7625
 Budget Petrol Randwick, 8-10 Perouse Rd, RANDWICK NSW 2031. Phone:
02 8065 9611
 Centennial Mini Mart, 38 Clovelly Rd, RANDWICK NSW 2031. Phone: 02
9398 9925
 Cignall Randwick Plaza, 130-148 Belmore Rd, RANDWICK NSW 2031.
Phone: [phone]
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