Winter 2003 - Group Dynamics Seminars

The Eugene Burnstein Series

In recognition of Gene Burnstein's retirement from the Research Center for Group Dynamics, the Center is sponsoring a special Group Dynamics Seminar Series this term. Gene has invited back a number of his former students!

All seminars are held at 6050 ISR
Refreshments at 3:30 p.m.
Seminar at approximately 3:45 p.m.

Date	Speaker	Subject/Location
January 27	Yaacov Schul Hebrew University Jerusalem, ISRAEL	Coping With Potential Deception: Old Theories and New Evidence
February 3	Rich Gonzalez Robert Savit University of Michigan	If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich?
February 10	Shinobu Kitayama Kyoto University, Japan	Interpersonal Management of Independence and Interdependence: Self and Social Relationship in the US and Japan.
February 17	Grazyna Wieczorkowska University of Warsaw	Do You Know What You Want? When Being Precise Doesn't Pay Off.
March 3	Richard Moreland University of Pittsburgh	Transactive Memory in Dynamic Organizations
March 10	Amiram Vinokur University of Michigan	Application of Social Psychological Theories in a Group Intervention for Unemployed Job Seekers
March 17	Yaacov Trope New York University	Creeping Essentialism in Predicting, Evaluating, and Planning the Future.
March 24	Jeffrey Sanchez-Burks University of Michigan	The Social Emotional and The Professional: Studies on American Workways
March 31	Chris Crandall University of Kansas	Perceiving Self-Interest and Maintaining the Status Quo
April 7	Bernd Wittenbrink University of Chicago	The Automaticy of Social Life