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Public conference

Three Keynotes Conferences

Is Psychology’s Credibility on the Verge of Collapse? Given by Prof. Christopher Green (York University, Ca)
The Sense of a Bodily Self and its Alterations Given by Prof. Bigna Lenggenhager (University of Zurich, CH)
Self-Esteem Development Across the Life-Span Given by Prof. Ulrich Orth (University of Bern, CH)
Submission deadline: 15 March 2017 • Registration deadline: 31 July 2017 Modern Families: Parents and Children in New Family Forms
Given by Prof. Susan Golombok (University of Cambridge, UK)
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Congress Program

Please find your own contribution in a alphabetic list of speakers.

Please download a Book of Abstracts as PDF document.

Monday, September 4, 2017
08:15 -
09:00
Room 13
Registration
Registration
09:00 -
09:25
Room 15
Opening Session
Opening Session
09:30 -
10:30
Room 15
Keynote Speaker
Prof. Ulrich Orth (University of Bern, CH): Self-esteem development across the life-span
10:30 -
11:30
Room 14
Poster Session
Coffee break including Poster Session I
11:30 -
13:00
Symposia I - Géopolis Building
Room 1
Symposium
First findings of the Swiss Preschoolers' Health Study
Room 10
Symposium
Take a walk on the green side! Predicting pro-environmental attitudes and behaviours
Room 2
Symposium
Current directions in face processing
Room 3
Symposium
Current issues in human-machine interaction
Room 4
Symposium
Barriers and enablers for effective team processes: New empirical and theoretical perspectives
Room 5
Symposium
From macro to micro: The manifold effects of context on social issues
Room 6
Symposium
Couple relationships processes and well-being: A blessing that can turn into a curse
Room 7
Symposium
Role of caregivers in enhancing communication in typical and non-typical developing children
Room 8
Symposium
Social resources in vulnerable adult populations
Room 9
Symposium
Use of new technologies for studying everyday life
Room 11
Paper Session
Emotional regulation
Room 12
Paper Session
Burn-out and mental health at work
13:00 -
14:30
Room 18
Lunchbreak
Lunchbreak
14:30 -
16:00
Symposia II - Géopolis Building
Room 1
Symposium
Lifespan development: Personality, values and cognitive abilities
Room 10
Symposium
Drinking motives and drinking behaviors in Swiss young men: Findings from the Cohort Study on Substance Use Risk Factors
Room 2
Symposium
Accompanying and assessing workers in times of serious challenges: New measurements at the link between Clinical and Work Psychology
Room 3
Symposium
What ages in healthy ageing?
Room 4
Symposium
The importance of autonomy during the adolescent years : Bringing together a diversity of perspectives
Room 5
Symposium
Trajectories of living: Studying change in a sociocultural perspective
Room 6
Symposium
Recent advances in motivation research I: Individual differences
Room 7
Symposium
Psychology and politics in historical perspective
Room 8
Symposium
Cognitive-affective associations to colours and how they drive everyday colour choices
Room 9
Symposium
Intervention in psychology as a training and research method
Room 11
Paper Session
Pathology and specific impairs
Room 12
Paper Session
Children: development and intervention
16:00 -
16:45
“Balade verte” break with Pierre Corajoud
16:45 -
17:00
Transfer to Anthropole for the public conference
17:00 -
18:15
Room 16
Keynote Speaker
Prof. Susan Golombok (Cambridge University, UK): Modern families: Parents and children in new family forms
18:30 -
22:30
Room 19
Social Event
Cocktail Buffet
Tuesday, September 5, 2017
09:15 -
10:30
Room 15
including Award Ceremony
SPS/SGP/SSP Young Scientist Award Ceremony
Room 15
Keynote Speaker
Prof. Christopher Green (York University, CA): Is psychology’s credibility on the verge of collapse?
10:30 -
11:30
Room 14
Poster Session
Coffee break including Poster Session II
11:30 -
13:00
Symposia III - Géopolis Building
Room 1
Symposium
When intergroup research goes multilevel
Room 10
Symposium
Crossing patients and caregivers’ perspectives: Interests and challenges about the use of triangulation in the field of health sciences
Room 2
Symposium
Technological tools and advances in clinical psychology
Room 3
Symposium
The process of behavioral adaptability in social interactions: From interpersonal accuracy to positive social outcomes
Room 4
Symposium
Adaptive interpersonal processes and health-related outcomes
Room 5
Symposium
Understanding career paths: New instruments and recent findings on adaptability processes
Room 6
Symposium
Recent advances in motivation research II: Applied perspectives
Room 7
Symposium
Sociocultural psychology of imagination and creativity
Room 8
Symposium
International centenarian research: Vulnerability and resilience at age 100
Room 9
Symposium
Theoretical and experimental approaches to the study of belief
Room 11
Paper Session
Work and learning
Room 12
Paper Session
Methodological issues
13:00 -
14:00
Room 14
Lunchbreak
Lunchbreak
14:00 -
15:30
Symposia IV - Géopolis Building
Room 1
Symposium
Vulnerability and reserves in old age
Room 2
Symposium
Sexual and gender minority groups: The interplay between societal factors, identity distress, and well-being
Room 3
Symposium
The psychology of power: The effects of gaining and losing power in individual and intergroup contexts
Room 4
Symposium
Dynamics of goal pursuit: A look at self-regulatory strategies and determinants of motivational strength
Room 5
Symposium
Emotional intelligence: How it relates to intelligence and personality, and what it predicts
Room 6
Symposium
Childhood trauma and its consequences: Recent research on 'Verdingkindern/Enfants placés' and war survivors
Room 7
Symposium
Coparenting among diverse family forms : From observational to intervention studies
Room 8
Symposium
Training of practical skill in psychology: Methods and results
Room 9
Symposium
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and aspects of comorbidity
Room 10
Paper Session
Cultural citizenship and identity
Room 11
Paper Session
Assessment and performance
Room 12
Paper Session
Conditioning and learning
Room 17
Paper Session
Current issues in psychology
15:30 -
15:45
Room 14
Break
Coffee break
15:45 -
17:00
Room 15
including Award Ceremony
Closing Ceremony and Poster Award
Room 15
Keynote Speaker
Prof. Bigna Lenggenhager (University of Zurich, CH): The sense of a bodily self and its alterations
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