Poster Award

The ARP Poster Award is presented biennially to recognize excellent poster presentations at the ARP conference. To be eligible for the award a nominee must be a student or postdoctoral scholar presenting their research at the ARP conference. Awards are determined by a team of ARP members. The poster judging team selects winners from each poster session. Awards are announced at the gala dinner following the conference.

List of Award Winners

2023 Winners

Investigating Effects of Similarity in Terms of Within-Person Associations: An Extension of Response Surface Analysis
Sarah Humberg, Niclas Kuper, Katrin Rentzsch, Mitja D. Back, & Steffen Nestler

Momentary Urgency and Dispositional Impulsivity: Exploring an Alternative Conceptualization of the Affect-Impulsivity Link in the Moment
Janan Mostajabi & Aidan G.C. Wright

The Paths to Pareto: Examining Links between Early Risk Factors, Intermediary Pathways, and Future Life Outcomes
Amanda J. Wright & Joshua J. Jackson

Daily Within-Person Variability in Relationship Satisfaction: Testing its Magnitude, Synchrony, and Implication in Romantic Couples
Louisa Scheling, Janina Larissa Bühler, Cornelia Wrzus, Rebekka Weidmann, Robert P. Burriss, Jenna Wünsche, & Alexander Grob

2019 Winners

Now that takes the BISCUIT! A Comparative Study of Predictive Accuracy and Interpretability of Four Statistical Learning Techniques in Personality Data, with Data Missingness Conditions
Lorien G. Elleman, Sarah K. McDougald, David M. Condon, and William Revelle

Variability of Personality Manifestations in Daily Life of Older Adults
Stefanie Lindner, Damaris Aschwanden, Johannes Zimmermann, and Mathias Allemand

Between-Person Borderline Personality Symptom Structure Differs from Individuals’ Symptom Processes
Leah Emery and William Fleeson

Interpersonal and Affective Variability in Relation to General and Specific Personality Pathology
Whitney R. Ringwald and Aidan G. C. Wright

2017 Winners

Replicability of life satisfaction trajectories: An integrative data analysis of 7 longitudinal studies
Emily D. Bastarache, Daniel K. Mroczek, Scott M. Hofer, and Avron Spiro III

Adults’ greatest life challenges as they relate to personality traits, depression, and well-being
Raffles Cowan, Xiaodi Chen, and Brady Jones

Using item response theory to improve and streamline the Child Behavior Questionnaire
D. Angus Clark, M. Brent Donnellan and C. Emily Durbin

Planfulness: Individual-differences in goal-related cognition that predict achievement
Rita Ludwig, Sanjay Srivastava, & Elliot Berkman

2015 Winners

Strategies employed during intentional personality change
Erica Baranski, William Dunlop, and Patrick Morse

An Experimental Investigation of Drunk Personality Using Self and Observer Reports
Rachel P. Winograd

Measuring Person × Situation Interactions in Everyday Life: Preliminary Results from a Lifelogging Study
Nicolas A. Brown, David G. Serfass, Ashley Bell Jones, and Ryne A. Sherman

Are Values Judged the Same as Traits? Examining Determinants of Agreement
Jennifer S. McDonald, Douglas Colman, Barbara Wood Roberts, and Tera D. Letzring

2013 Winners

Exploring Longitudinal Relations Among Narcissism, Fame, and Creativity: An Archival Study of Eminent Writers
Rodica Ioana Damian, Richard W. Robins, Dean Keith Simonton, and Kevin Grimm

Differential Standing, Personal Priorities and Temporal Fidelity: Aspects of Implicit–Explicit Motive Congruence, and Implications for Well-Being
Chris C. Martin, Amanda K. Fuller, and Todd M. Thrash

They Who Dream By Day: White Matter Correlates of Openness and Schizotypy in a Large Nonclinical Sample
Rachael G. Grazioplene and Colin G. DeYoung

The College Experience and Its Effect on Personality Development in Young Adulthood
Anissa Mike and Joshua J. Jackson