Conferences
Jubilee Center for Character and Values
Lapsley, D. (2022) Varieties of Character Education and the Moral Formation of Persons. Invited Keynote Address Delivered at Oriel College, Oxford, Commemorating the 10th Anniversary of the Jubilee Center for Character and Values
Association for Psychological Science
Ernst, J., Lucitt, S., & Lapsley, D. (2023). Scale development of epistemic curiosity as a virtue. APS, Washington DC
Hill, P., Lapsley,D. & Rodts, L. (2008). Adolescent invulnerability, optimism bias and risk attitudes across domains. APS, Chicago
American Educational Research Association (AERA)
Lapsley, D. & Chaloner, D. (2018) The Virtuous Scientist Project: Intellectual virtues, epistemic reasoning and science identity. Symposium (Educational Responses to a Post-Truth World, C. Chenn & S. Barzilai, Organizers). AERA, New York.
Finch,H., Lapsley, D. & Baker-Boudissa, M. (2008). Predictors of student mobility and retention in charter schools: 2003-2006. AERA, New York.
Association for Moral Education (AME)
Brandenberer, J., Lapsley, D., Hill, P. & Bowman, N. (2009). Moral purpose and beyond: A longitudinal study. AME, Utrecht.
Lapsley,D., Hill, P., Nawrocki, L. & Stey, P. (2009). A Q-sort assessment of moral identity. AME, Utrecht.
Hill, P.,et al. (2007). The psychological well-being of "seeking" and "achieving" purpose in adulthood. AME, New York.
Hill, P. et al. (2007). Integrity, generativity and values: An examination of the Integrity Scale. AME, New York
Lapsley, D., et al. (2007). Purpose and well-being in adulthood. AME, New York.
Jean Piaget Society
Lapsley, D. (2007). The social cognitive development of moral character. JPS, Amsterdam.
Lapsley, D. (2005). The moral self and its discontents. JPS, Vancouver.
Society for Research on Adolescence (SRA)
Guerra, R., Stey, P., Lapsley, D. (2014). Differentiation of self, splitting and dysfunctional individuation in emerging adulthood. SRA, Austin TX
McDonough, C., Stey, P. & Lapsley, D. (2014). The construct validity of dysfunctional individuation in emerging adulthood. SRA, Austin, TX.
Rague, L., Stey, P. & Lapsley, D. (2014). Dysfunctional individuation and identity processes in emerging adulthood. SRA, Austin, TX.
Ball, C., Lapsley, D., Stey, P. & Hill, Pl. (2012). The moral identity Q-sort and prosocial behavior in emerging adulthood. SRA, Vancouver, BC
Lapsley, D., & Stey, P. (2012). Dysfunctional individuation in early and late adolescence: SRA, Vancouver, BC
Cavanagh, A., Hill, P., Stey, P. & Lapsley, D. (2010). Dysfunctional separation-individuation and adaptation in emerging adulthood: Tests of mediational hypotheses. SRA, Philadelphia
Sabaka, S., Lapsley, D., Hill, P. & Stey, P. (2010). Dysfunctional separation-individuation in young adolescents. SRA, Philadelphia
Lapsley, D., Early, M., & Dumford, N. (2006). Adolescent narcissism and the double edge of risk and adaptation. SRA, San Francisco.
Lapsley, D. & Horton, M. (2002). The construct validity of separation-individuation (PATHSEP). SRA, New Orleans
Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD)
Lapsley, D. (2011). Discussant: Shifting interactions between the personal and moral domain through development. SRCD, Montreal
Renteria, A., Stey, P., & Lapsley, D. (2011). The Subjective Omnipotence Scale: A new measure of normal adolescent narcissism. SRCD, Montreal.
Stey, P., Lapsley, D., & Renteria, A. (2011). The narcissism of personal uniqueness: A new measure of normal adolescent narcissism. SRCD, Montreal
Lapsley, D., Aalsma, M. & Halpern-Felsher, B. (2005). Invulnerability and risk behavior in early adolescence. SRCD, Atlanta.
Lapsley, D. & Duggan, P. (2001). The Adolescent Invulnerability Scale: Factor Structure and construct validity. SRCD, Minneapolis.
Midwestern Psychological Association
Newell, J., Porter, N. & Lapsley. D. (2018) Diverging conceptions of personal uniqueness. MPA, Chicago.
Noggle, C.C., Dumford, N. & Lapsley, D. (2005). Dysfunctional separation-individuation n early adolescence. MPA, Chicago.
Other Academic Conferences
Geyer, B., Heller, L., Gaudiosi, M., Rubino, L., Pryor, M., Kelley, K. & Lapsley, D. (2019). An exploration of the differential effects of religiosity and spirituality on individuation in emerging adulthood. Society for the Psychology of Religion and Spirituality (APA Division 36), Bowling Green State University, OH
Dorney, I., Hummel, J., Boley, F., Rouhana, J., Kelley, K. & Lapsley, D. (2019). Investigation into the interplay between scientific reason and religious faith as a source of religious struggle. Society for the Psychology of Religion and Spirituality (APA Division 36) Bowling Green State University, OH
Markho, M., Kelley, K., Musema, J., Newell, J., Porter, A., Sienko, E. & Whelan, C. (2019). Religious environment shapes epistemological orientations in emerging adulthood. Meeting of the Society for the Psychology of Religion and Spirituality (APA Division 36). Bowling Green State University, OH.
Kelley, K., Woodbury, R., Rouhana, J., Newell, J., Graff, E. & Lapsley, D. (2018) Dysfunctional individuation predicts spiritual and religious struggle in emerging adulthood. Meeting of the Society for the Psychology of Religion and Spirituality (APA Division 36), UC-Riverside.
Lapsley, D. (2012). Cultivating virtue: The development of the moral personality. American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division, Seattle
Lapsley, D. & Narvaez, D. (2012). Teaching for character:Three or four strategies for teacher education. American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, Chicago.
Lapsley, D. (2011). Landmarks of moral formation in early childhood. Keynote to the Conferece on Infant and Toddler Mental Health. Indianapolis.
Lapsley,D. & Hill, P. (2008). Invulnerability, optimism bias and risk behavior in late adolecence. European Adolescent Research Association, Turin.
Hill, P., Drackett, J. & Lapsley, D. (2008). Do optimistic evaluations of one's skills predict positive life outcomes? Conference on Human Development, Indianapolis.
Lapsley, D. (2006). Moral self, flourishing and competence: Developmental relational science and the future of childhood studies. Rutgers University-Camden.