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32(DICKINSON COLLEGE), SHARON KINGSTON (DICKINSON COLLEGE) Using survey data from 75 college students, we examined the extent to which physical dependence and perceptions of addiction predict vaping behavior using linear regression and moderation analyses. We found that participants' physical dependence and risk perception positively predicted perceptions of addiction. Higher levels of risk perception and physical dependence were associated with participants indicating addiction to nicotine. Additionally, quit attempts impacted participants' scores related to physical dependence and initiation regret but not risk perception.POSTER 60THE IMPACT OF RELATIVE POWER ON ADOLESCENT DISCLOSURE IN SIBLING RELATIONSHIPSJESSICA CARTER (HOLLINS UNIVERSITY), YUE GUO (UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI), ALLYSON BARRAZA (UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI), NICOLE CAMPIONEBARR (UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI) Disclosure plays a crucial role in interpersonal relationships, and perceived power dynamics between siblings may influence disclosure. Data from 122 sibling dyads was collected using the Network of Relationships Inventory and a domain-differentiated disclosure measure. The results suggested that perceived power significantly impacts disclosure patterns, with siblings disclosing less when they perceive their sibling as having more power. Highlighting the importance of perceived power in shaping sibling communication and suggest implications for improving family relationships.POSTER 61THE IMPACTS OF AIR POLLUTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSORS ON DIFFERENT AGE GROUPSJAMIE-NICOLE LUISTRO (TEMPLE UNIVERSITY), ISABELL JAMES (TEMPLE UNIVERSITY), ASHLEY HAWK (TEMPLE UNIVERSITY), MELANIE KOS (TEMPLE UNIVERSITY), COOPER SHARP (TEMPLE UNIVERSITY), ABRAHAM DACHS (TEMPLE UNIVERSITY), MAYA RAE KILCULLEN (TEMPLE UNIVERSITY), INGRID R. OLSON (TEMPLE UNIVERSITY), JEREMY MENNIS (TEMPLE UNIVERSITY), DAVID V. SMITH (TEMPLE UNIVERSITY) Health and behavior can be impacted by the environment. For instance, individuals living in areas of high-income inequality tend to have higher levels of depression. Yet, little is known about how associations between air pollution, neighborhood deprivation, and relative deprivation may be linked to depressive symptoms and pain experiences across individuals. To investigate this issue, we have collected environmental and behavioral survey measures from a large sample of adults (expected n = 1500).POSTER 62THE IMPACTS OF PRODUCTIVITY OUTSIDE OF COLLEGE CLASSES ON STUDENT SELF ESTEEMMARIA ALMONTE (CENTENARY UNIVERSITY), CHRISTINE FLOETHER (CENTENARY UNIVERSITY) Modeled after the Glueck study, this study explored the impacts of productivity on college students' selfesteem. Undergraduate students were surveyed and asked to estimate the number of hours they spent involved in a club/organization, volunteering, completing schoolwork, playing sports, and working. They then answered several questions based on Rosenburg's Self-Esteem scale. After completing a correlation table analysis, it's expected that students who spend a median amount of time acting productive will have higher self-esteem.POSTER 63THE INFLUENCE OF RACIAL NAME BIAS ON DECISION MAKINGMARIAM GOHER (NEW YORK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY), DAVEY MENDOZA (NEW YORK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY), YUSRA AHMED (NEW YORK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY), NICOLE CALMARODDIN (NEW YORK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY) Racial name bias is a preconception about a person based on the race/ethnicity of their name. We asked 85 participants to act as a professor and rate the likelihood of granting an extension to a student with a common White, Black, or Asian name. Results showed the predicted pattern%u2013 the student with the Asian name is more likely to receive the extension%u2013 although this was nonsignificant. We consider our sample's impact on our results.POSTER 64THE INFLUENCE OF REWARD SEQUENCES ON COGNITIVE FLEXIBILITY: EVIDENCE OF BOUNDARY CONDITIONSKATE KELLERK (LEHIGH UNIVERSITY), KATE ARRINGTON (LEHIGH UNIVERSITY) Increasing reward values prompts cognitive flexibility, supporting mental set shifting in multitasking and problem solving environments. The Remote Associates Task (RAT) is proposed to capture problem solving in a semantic domain. Here, reward value significantly 32