Ethical and Social Scientific Perspectives on Well-being

Time	Thursday, March 5th	Friday, March 6th	Saturday, March 7th
Location	Karl Anotol Conference Center	Karl Anotol Conference Center	Karl Anotol Conference Center
10:30-12	`Happiness: From Subjectivity to Objectivity` Neera Kapur Badhwar	Hard Choices: Paternalize or Patronize? J.D.Trout	`Health and Well-being` Jason Raibley
12-1 Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
1-2:30	`The Proper Pursuit of Happiness` Daniel Haybron	`The Politics of Happiness: Subjective vs. Economic Measures as Measures of Social Well-Being` Erik Angner	Neuroeconomics and Well-Being Golnaz Tabibnia
2:30-4	`Normative Theory and Psychological Research: Advantages of the value-based life-satisfaction theory of well-being` Valerie Tiberius	The Lazy Eye of Enactivism and Other Tales of Horror From the Bleeding Edge of Cognitive Science Charles Wallis	What a Theory of Well-Being Might Be Michael Bishop
4-6 Break	Break	Break	Break
6:30 Dinner	`Overcoming the Hedonic Treadmill: The Role of Positive and Negative Affect in Psychological Well-Being` Randy Larsen Ayres Hotel	The Brain and its Self – Empirical Investigations and Conceptual Implications Georg Northoff Ayres Hotel	The Neural Basis of Perceptual and Cognitive Pleasure Irving Biederman Ayres Hotel