Meet the Legends

April 24, 2013

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Get your piece of history. These champions of psychological science are signing their books at the APS Annual Convention this May.

Michael S. Gazzaniga

Gazzaniga will sign copies of Who’s in Charge? and other books immediately following his Keynote Address on Thursday, May 23. (Listen to his interview on The Diane Rehm Show)

Scott Lilienfeld

Lilienfeld will sign copies of 50 Great Myths of Popular Psychology and Brainwashed immediately following his APS Award Address on Friday, May 24.

Roy Baumeister

Baumeister will sign copies of Willpower and other books immediately following his APS Award Address on Friday, May 24.

Daniel Kahneman

Kahneman will sign copies of Thinking, Fast and Slow immediately following “Building a Better Psychological Science: Good Data Practices and Replicability” on Friday, May 24.

Diane Halpern

Halpern will sign copies of Undergraduate Education in Psychology and other books immediately following her APS Award Address on Friday, May 24.

Michael I. Norton

Norton will sign copies of Happy Money immediately following his Invited Symposium on Saturday, May 25.

Barbara L. Fredrickson

Fredrickson will sign copies of Love 2.0 and Positivity immediately following her Invited Symposium on Saturday, May 25.

Daniel Willingham

Willingham will sign copies of When Can You Trust the Experts and Why Don’t Students Like School immediately following his STP Talk on Saturday, May 25.

Geoff Cumming

Cumming will sign copies of his book Understanding The New Statistics: Effect Sizes, Confidence Intervals, and Meta-Analysis immediately following his Workshop on Sunday, May 26.

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