Householder, B.J., & Wong, N.C.H. (2004). Emotional State or Relational Closeness: Explaining the Impacts of Discrete Emotions on the Ability to Detect Deception in Friends and Strangers. Paper presented at the annual convention of the National Communication Association, Chicago

Householder, B.J., & Hale, J.L. (2006). Using the Theory of Planned Behavior to explain sequential request effects. Paper presented at the annual convention of the International Communication Association, Germany

Householder, B.J., & Gerchovich, M. (2009). VOCAT: Oral Communication Teaching and Assessment. Panel presented at the annual Teaching & Technology Conference, Baruch College.

Householder, B.J., & Gerchovich, M. (2009). VOCAT: Developing and Implementing an Open-Source Oral Communication Teaching and Assessment Tool. Panel presented at the annual Computers and Writing Conference, UC Davis.

Koprince, P. & Householder, B.J. (2009). You’re Supposed to Laugh: Predicted Outcome Values, Humor, and Likeability. Paper presented at the annual convention of the National Communication Association, Chicago.

Householder, B.J. (2010). How do we know our reality? Assessing Speech Courses at CUNY. Lecture presented at the annual colloquium of the CUNY League of Active Speech Professors, New York.

Householder, B.J. (2011). Television Viewing and the Ability to Detect Deception. Lecture presented at the Communication Studies Brown bag Colloquium Series, New York.

Householder, B.J. (2011). Putting Advanced Persuasion Theory Under the Umbrella of the Basic Speech Course: Using the Theory of Planned Behavior. Lecture presented at the annual colloquium of the CUNY League of Active Speech Professors, New York.

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Householder, B.J. (2011). Connecting Corporate Communications and Persuasion Theory: An Argument for the Theory of Reasoned Action and Beyond. Paper to be presented at Conference on Corporate Communication, New York.