Linking technology and psychology: feeding the mind, energy for life

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Linking technology and psychology:
feeding the mind, energy for life
Introduction
Mario Sellini and Gian Vittorio Capraraʻs
Welcome to Milan
Robert A. Roeʻs Welcome Message Committees
Keynote Speakers
Areas and Topics of Psychological
Research and Practice How to read the Scientific Program
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Scientific Program
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Congress Program
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Thursday July 9 Congress Program
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Friday July 10 Congress Program
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Floor Plans of the Congress Venue
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Commercial Exhibition
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Dear Colleagues,
the Italian Network of Psychologists’ Associations (INPA) warmly invites
you to the 14th European Congress of Psychology (ECP) to be held in Milan on
7-10 July 2015 under the auspices of the European Federation of Psychologists’
Associations (EFPA). Both new research and best practices from all fields of
Psychology are welcome. As stated by the EFPA General Assembly in Istanbul
on 10 July 2011, a new commitment has been made to extend the contribution
of psychological research and applications towards society as a whole and beyond
the traditional recipients of psychological services. Policy makers and communities
should benefit from the progress of Psychology in times of profound changes across
all domains of life to promote health, education, work, well-being and welfare. The
EFPA General Assembly accepted our proposal to host the 14th ECP in Milan in the
context of the EXPO 2015, choosing the University of Milan–Bicocca as the Congress
venue. The entire Italian psychological community has given its full support to ensuring
the success of the Congress. Milan is a moral capital and an intellectual and business
centre that attests to Italian excellence in many fields of arts, science and aesthetics.
We will be honoured to welcome you in Milan.
Mario Sellini
President
Gian Vittorio Caprara
Honorary President
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Dear Colleagues and Friends,
on behalf of the European Federation of Psychologists’ Associations
(EFPA) I cordially welcome you to the XIV European Congress of
Psychology. I am pleased to see a growing participation from Europe as well
as other continents, which seems to signal that the global financial crisis and
economic recession have indeed come to an end. Over the years the European
Congress of Psychology has become the place to meet European psychologists
and learn about advances in theory and research as well as educational and
professional developments in Europe. I note with pride and satisfaction that this
Congress has contributors from all over the world! Particularly noteworthy is
the attention paid to the societal significance of psychology. As you will see, the
Congress program contains many contributions demonstrating how psychology
helps to understand, prevent and resolve human problems. You will note a special
emphasis on the psychology of food and nutrition. This exhibits the support of the
Congress for the World EXPO which is dedicated to the theme Feeding the Planet,
Energy for Life.
Welcome to Milano!
Robert A. Roe
President of the European Federation
of Psychologists’ Associations
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Organizing Committee
Mario Sellini, President
Vito Tummino, Treasurer
Riccardo Bettiga, President of the OPL, Order of Psychologists of Lombardy
Luigi Ferrari, University of Milan-Bicocca
Fulvio Giardina, President of the CNOP, Consiglio Nazionale dell’Ordine degli Psicologi
Emanuela Maggioni, University of Milan-Bicocca
Rinaldo Perini, President of the INPA, Italian Network of Psychologists’ Associations
Pierangelo Sardi, Co-President of the Association of Italian Psychologists in the World
Patrizia Steca, University of Milan-Bicocca
Felice Damiano Torricelli, President of the ENPAP, Ente Nazionale di Previdenza
e Assistenza per gli Psicologi
Alberto Zucconi, President of the CNSP, Coordinamento Nazionale Scuole di Psicoterapia
Scientific Committee
Gian Vittorio Caprara, President
Albino Claudio Bosio, Honorary President
Laura D’Odorico, Honorary President
Fabio Lucidi, Vicepresident
Camillo Regalia, Vicepresident
Scientific Program Committee
Dario Bacchini, Marino Bonaiuto, Cesare Cornoldi, Anna Costantini, Marco Depolo, Paola Di
Blasio, Isabel Fernandez, Luigi Ferrari, Orazio Licciardello, Vittorio Lingiardi, Claudio Luzzatti,
Cesare Maffei, Francesco Mancini, Silvia Mari, Paola Perucchini, Sandro Rubichi, Vincenzo Russo,
Pierangelo Sardi, Cristiano Violani, Pierluigi Zoccolotti.
International Scientific Advisory Board
Bernardo J. Carducci, Manuel Carreiras, Saths Cooper, Giuseppe Costantino, Michel Denis, Rocío
Fernández-Ballesteros, Richard Freeman, Márta Fülöp, Janel Gauthier, Alexander Grob, Remo Job,
Çiğdem Kağitçibaşi, Jan H. Kamphuis, Boicho Kokinov, Asher Koriat, Roger Lécuyer, Nicolae Mitrofan,
Telmo Mourinho Baptista, José Muñiz Fernández, José M. Peiró, Lea Pulkkinen, María Cristina
Richaud, Ian Rivers, Ian Robertson, Robert A. Roe, Rainer K. Silbereisen, Isabel Soares, Fritz Strack,
Emine Tevfika Tunaboylu I·kiz, Mariyan Vasev, Stella Vosniadou, Kan Zhang, Yuri P. Zinchenko.
Executive Committee of INPA
Italian Network of Psychologists’ Associations
Rinaldo Perini, President
Roberto Cubelli, University of Trento
Fulvio Giardina, President of the CNOP (Italian Order of Psychologists)
Mario Sellini, President of the AUPI (Italian Union of Psychologists)
Vito Tummino, President of the FISP (Italian Federation of Societies of Psychology)
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Keynote Speakers
• Verónica Benet Martínez Pompeu Fabra University
Multi-cultural experiences and identities: psychological dynamics
and consequences
• Alfonso Caramazza University of Trento and Harvard University
The organization of object knowledge in the brain: domains and attributes
• Felicity de Zulueta King’s College London
Resistance to change in a world of change: unravelling our secret traumatic
attachments
• Joan Duda University of Birmingham
Empowering coaching: the development, delivery and impact of a theory-based
intervention to promote adaptive motivational climate
• Erich Kirchler University of Vienna
Paying taxes in a climate of mutual cooperation
• Anna B. Leonova Moscow State University
Towards stress-management technology: perspectives on measuring and enhancing
the human life potential
• Alessandra Lemma University College London
Dynamic Interpersonal Therapy: old wine in a new bottle?
• Anne Maass University of Padova
Language and social cognition
• Lars-Göran Nilsson University of Stockholm
Risk factors for dementia: an overview
• Thomas Zoëga Ramsøy Copenaghen Business School, Singularity University
Frontiers of consumer neuroscience – studying the brain outside the lab
• Giacomo Rizzolatti University of Parma
Action and intention understanding: the neural mechanisms
• Robert A. Roe Maastricht University
How far can we get? A future perspective on diversity and collaboration in psychology
• Christine Roland-Lévy University of Reims
Risk Psychology
• Eugenia Scabini Catholic University of Milan
Family relationships: a long-lasting source of well-being
• Ralf Schwarzer Free University of Berlin
Health behaviour change
• Shalom H. Schwartz Hebrew University of Jerusalem
The vanishing effect of religious identity on personal values: a study of Protestantism,
Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, Islam, Judaism, and non-affiliation
• Linda Steg University of Groningen
Values and pro-environmental actions
• Lenka Šulová Charles University in Prague
Actual values and attitudes of Czech children
• Gisela Trommsdorff University of Konstanz
Self-regulation as organizing individual development in cultural context
• Philip G. Zimbardo Stanford University
Transforming Evil into Heroism
Idee e testi dott. Luca Mazzucchelli - consigliere vicepresidente OPL
• Gary P. Latham University of Toronto
The influence of primed goals on organizational behavior
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Areas and Topics of Psychological
A. General issues and basic processes
1. History of psychology
2. Research design and
experimental methods
3. Psychometrics
4. Psychobiology
5. Genes-environment interplay
and behaviour
6. Cognitive neurosciences and
neuroimaging
7. Sensation, perception and
space
8. Attention and consciousness
9. Learning and memory
10. Language and communication
11. Motivation and emotion
12. Intelligence and cognitive
functioning
13. Thought, decision and action
14. Personality
15. Artificial intelligence and
expert systems
16. Research methods and
psychometrics
17. Theoretical approaches
18. Social judgment, impression
formation, impression
management
19. Other
C. Culture and society
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Ethics and deontology
Family systems and processes
Sex and gender
LGBTQI studies
Group processes and
intergroup relations
Attitudes and values
Race and ethnicity
Prejudice and social exclusion
Media and communication
10. Economic choices
11. Forensic psychology and law
12. Political preferences and
behaviour
13. Religion
14. Music
15. Qualitative methods
16. Psychological processes
17. School setting
18. Other
E. Health and clinical Intervention
1. Assessing and accrediting
quality of psychotherapy
training and practice
2. Psychodiagnosis
3. Personality assessment
4. Psychoanalysis and
psychodynamic
psychotherapies
5. Evidence-based
psychotherapies
6. Family treatments
7. Personality disorders
8. Community psychological
cares
9. Positivity and well-being
10. Sport and exercise
11. Lifestyles and healthy selfregulation
12. Cognitive disturbances and
rehabilitation
13. Psycho-oncology and
psychological support in
chronic diseases
14. Disaster and crisis psychology
15. Ageing and dementia
16. Interventions for children,
young adults and families
17. Psychosomatics and clinical
psychophysiology
18. Interventions
19. Psychopathology
20.Psychological processes in
mental disorders and care
21. Sexual health
22.Other
Research and Practice
B. Development and Education
1. Language acquisition
2. School adjustment, academic
achievement and learning
disabilities
3. Learning and instruction
4. Attachment and intimate
relationships
5. Moral development and
prosocial behaviour
6. Emotion and self
7. Social cognition, identity and
social interactions
8. Bullying and aggression
9. Adolescent adjustment
10. Parenting
11. Temperament and individual
differences
12. Typical and atypical
development
13. Child abuse and neglect
14. Developmental disorders in
health
15. Longitudinal analysis
16. Other
D. Work and organization
1. HR assessment and
development
2. Leadership and
entrepreneurship
3. Teams performance
4. Well-being at work
5. Organizational behaviour
6. Labour market,
unemployment and flexicurity
7. Human factors and
ergonomics
8. Innovation management
9. Sustainable development and
corporate social responsibility
10. Traffic and transportation
11. Tourism
12. Safety culture and climate
13. Age and work
14. Workplace learning and
training
15. Career guidance
16. Other
F. EXPO 2015 Hot Topics
1. Capacities building and
human development
2. Nutrition, development and
well-being
3. Consumer behaviour
4. Cognitive enhancers and
brain nutrients
5. Eating disorders
6. Psycho-social development
and adjustment under
conditions of poverty
7. Psychological consequences
of natural disasters for
individuals, families and
communities
8. Life skills in culture and
society
9. The psychological causes
of economical crisis and its
related costs for individuals,
families and society
10. Psychotechnologies and lifelong learning
11. Environment and
sustainability
12. Mindfulness
13. Neuroeconomics and
neuropolitics
14. Cyberspace and virtual
realities
15. Data mining
16. Consumer behaviour,
neuroeconomics,
neuropolitics
17. Psychosocial consequences
of disasters and poverty
18. Life skills in culture and
society
19. Psychological choices on
environmental versus
economical sustainability
20.Environment and
sustainability
21. Sustainability and
mindfulness
22.Other
How to read
the Scientific Program
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Room
Session type
9.00
9.30
Start/end of the session
10.00
U6-01A
IS 9:00 - 10:50
Supporting Parents
With Evidence-Based
Interventions
• Convenor: Lavinia Barone
• Presenters: George Downing,
Femmie Juffer, Francesca
Lionetti, María José Rodrigo
• Discussant: María José Rodrigo
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Convenor
10.30
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If you are interested in a particular type of session you can
locate it in the Congress Program via its color code.
The codes are:
KEY
IS
IS EFPA
PS
SA
RT / RT EFPA
TS
AWARD
9.00
Wednesday 8
9.30
10.00
10.30
AULA MAGNA
KeY 9:00 - 9:45
The Influence of Primed
Goals on Organizational
Behavior
• Speaker: Gary P. Latham
• Chair: Marco Depolo U6-01A
IS 9:00 - 10:50
Supporting Parents
With Evidence-Based
Interventions
• Convenor: Lavinia Barone
• Presenters: George Downing,
Femmie Juffer, Francesca
Lionetti, María José Rodrigo
• Discussant: María José Rodrigo
KeY 10:00 - 10:45
Values and proenvironmental actions
• Speaker: Linda Steg
• Chair: Marino Bonaiuto U6-01B
IS 9:00 - 10:50
Parenting and children
adjustment
• Convenor: Concetta
Pastorelli • Presenters: Roberto Baiocco,
Emma Baumgartner, Jennifer
Lansford, Maria Concetta
Miranda, Emma Sorbring,
Eriona Thartori
• Discussant: Paola Perucchini
The 14th European Congress of Psychology • PROGRAM
U6-01E
IS Efpa 9:00 - 10:50
Ethics Adjudication:
Substance, Process,
and Special Challenges.
The Experience of EFPA
Member Countries
• Convenor: Stephen H. Behnke • Presenters: Stephen H. Behnke,
Nina Dalen, Henk Geertsema,
Yeşim Korkut, Yudit Namer,
Miguel Ricou
U6-01F
IS Efpa 9:00 - 10:50
Clinical psychology
as a regulated health
profession: land
of opportunity
or Pandora’s box?
• Convenor: Koen Lowet
• Presenters: Pauline Adair, Koen
Lowet, Anders Skuterud, AnneChristine Volkart
• Discussant: Claus Vögele
U6-06
IS 9:00 - 10:50
The quality of life and
well-being among
children and youth in
Europe: What do we know
and how should
we apply this knowledge?
• Convenor: Lea Pulkkinen • Presenters: Michiel Matthes,
Frosso Motti-Stefanidi, Lea
Pulkkinen, Sabine Walper
• Discussant: Tuomo Tikkanen
U6-07
IS 9:00 - 10:50
Multisensory interactions:
from mechanisms
to clinical interventions
• Convenor: Micah M. Murray • Presenters: Amir Amedi, Micah
M. Murray, Durk Talsma, Nienke
van Atteveldt, Mark T. Wallace
U6-08
IS 9:00 - 10:50
Intergroup conflicts:
Classic theories
and current problems
• Convenor: Francesco Paolo
Colucci • Presenters: Monica Colombo,
Simona Sacchi, Keern Sharvit,
Michael Skey, Loris Vezzali
• Discussant: Monica Colombo
U6-09
IS 9:00 - 10:50
The Inherent Paradox
in Cases of Child Abuse
and Neglect: The Victim,
the Perpetrator,
and the Society
• Convenor: Rafael Art. Javier • Presenters: Thomas A. Caffrey,
Rafael Art. Javier, Amal O. Madani
• Discussant: Caroline "CC"
Clauss-Ehlers
U6-10
IS 9:00 - 10:50
Managing and Assessing
work related stress
in Europe: state of art
of national strategies
• Convenor: Sergio Iavicoli • Presenters: Veronique Crutzen,
José M. Peiró, Cristina Di Tecco
• Discussant: Malgorzata
Milczarek
13.00
13.30
14.00
11.30
KeY 11:35 - 12:20
Action and intention
understanding:
The neural mechanisms
• Speaker: Giacomo Rizzolatti
• Chair: Fabio Lucidi KeY 12:25 - 13:10
Actual values and attitudes
of Czech children
• Speaker: Lenka Šulová
• Chair: Paola Perucchini 13:35 - 14:20
Comenius Early Career
Psychologist Award
• Speaker: Pauline Jansen
14.30
15.00
10.00
11.00
11.30
12.30
9.30
10.30
11.00
12.00
9.00
KeY 14:40 - 15:25
Paying taxes in a climate
of mutual cooperation
• Speaker: Erich Kirchler
• Chair: Luigi Ferrari
IS 11:35 - 13:25
Primary Care Psychology Latest Developments
in Integrated Care:
An International
Perspective
• Convenor: Robyn Vines • Presenters: James Bray, Marie
Helene Chomienne, Jean
Grenier, Bente Storm Mowatt
Haugland, Diana L. Prescott,
Robyn Vines
• Discussant: Robyn Vines
IS 13:35 - 15:25
Resource promotion
in chronic disease across
the life span: individual
and relational
dimensions
• Convenor: Antonella
Delle Fave • Presenters: Marta Bassi,
Ernst Bohlmeijer, Evangelos
C. Karademas, Lotta UusitaloMalmivaara, Ulrich Wiesmann
• Discussant: Giuseppe Masera
Sa 11:35 - 12:35
Community psychology
and social well-being.
ECPA (European Community
Psychology Association)
EFPA Associate Member
• Presenter: Caterina Arcidiacono
• Chair: Cesare Maffei
Sa 12:45 - 13:45
Psychological research
on substantial
organizational
democracy: Individual,
social and societal
outcomes
• Presenter: Wolfgang Weber
• Chair: Anna Costantini
RT Efpa 13:55 - 15:25
Promoting Evidence-based
Practice in Psychology
• Presenters: Torun Lindholm,
Daryl O’Connor on behalf of EFPA
Board of Scientific Affairs, Remo
Job, Matthias Ziegler
• Convenors: Torun Lindholm,
Daryl O’Connor
IS Efpa 11:35 - 12:25
Ethics Adjudication:
Substance, Process,
and Special Challenges.
The North American
Experience
• Convenor: Stephen Behnke • Presenters: Stephen Behnke,
Lindsay Childress-Beatty, Yeşim
Korkut, Carole Sinclair
IS Efpa 11:35 - 12:25
About understanding
road users
• Convenor: Ralf Risser • Presenters: Christine
Chaloupka-Risser, Ralf Risser,
Bettina Schützhofer, Andrew
Kenneth Tolmie
IS 11:35 - 13:25
Using Technology
to Encourage
Environmental Behavior
• Convenor: Wesley Schultz • Presenters: Stefano De
Dominicis, Cees Midden, Andreas
Nilsson, Ruth Rettie
IS 11:35 - 13:25
The Meaning
and Measurement
of Human Capital
• Convenor: Kevin R. Murphy • Presenters: Angelo DeNisi, Peer
Ederer, Samuel Greiff, Hendrik
Kriek, Kevin R. Murphy
• Discussant: Kevin R. Murphy
IS 11:35 - 13:25
Developmental
and behavioural
implications of the
circular model of values
• Convenor: Jan Cieciuch • Presenters: Jan Cieciuch, Eldad
Davidov, Henrik Dobewall, Sonia
Roccas, Daniel Seddig, Michele
Vecchione
• Discussant: Shalom H. Schwartz
IS 11:35 - 13:25
Evidence based
interventions
against bullying
and cyberbullying:
a comparison across
Europe
• Convenor: Ersilia Menesini • Presenters: Benedetta
Emanuela Palladino, Christina
Salmivalli, Maria Sapouna, Peter
K. Smith, Heidi Vandebosch
IS 11:35 - 13:25
European citizenship
today: what does it mean?
• Convenor: Bruna Zani • Presenters: Elena Marta,
Dimitra Pachi, Zuzana Scott,
Bruna Zani
• Discussant: Serdar M.
Değirmencioğlu
12.00
12.30
13.00
IS Efpa 13:35 - 15:25
Internet and Social Media:
Ethical Challenges
• Convenor: Nina Dalen • Presenters: Henk Geertsema,
Karin Kalteis, Vita Poštuvan,
Miguel Ricou
IS Efpa 13:35 - 15:25
Empirical field work
• Convenor: Ralf Risser • Presenters: Mirna Begnini,
Christine Chaloupka-Risser, Ralf
Risser, Jens Schade, Matus Sucha
IS 13:35 - 15:25
Social and educational
dynamics in virtual spaces
• Convenor: Maria Beatrice
Ligorio • Presenters: Lucia Baiocco,
Stefano Cacciamani, Paolo Ferri,
Carlo Galimberti, Maria Beatrice
Ligorio
• Discussants: Ersilia Menesini
IS 13:35 - 15:25
basic dimensions
of social judgment
• Convenor: Patrizia Catellani • Presenters: Andrea E. AbeleBrehm, Mauro Bertolotti, Marco
Brambilla, Patrizia Catellani,
Nicole Hauke, Bogdan Wojciszke
IS 13:35 - 15:25
Psychological
underpinnings of
ordinary people’s
political ideology
• Convenor: Maria Sandgren • Presenters: Eldad Davidov,
Anabel Kuntz, Artur Nilsson,
Maria Sandgren, Hulda
Thorisdottir, Alain Van Hiel
IS 13:35 - 15:25
The role of self-efficacy
in the development
of different processes
characteristic
of adolescence
• Convenor: María Cristina
Richaud • Presenters: María Victoria del
Barrio, Vicenta Mestre, Belén
Mesurado, Concetta Pastorelli,
Silvia Viviana Pugliese, María
Cristina Richaud
IS 13:35 - 15:25
Advances in socioecological psychology:
How do psychological
variables interact with
objective features
of places, cities,
and regions in the
process of psychological
adaptation?
• Convenors: Martin Obschonka,
Rainer K. Silbereisen • Presenters: Clemens Lechner,
Peter Jason Rentfrow, Ingrid
Schoon, Ulrich Trautwein
13.30
14.00
14.30
15.00
15.30
15.30
16.00
16.00
16.30
KeY 16:10 - 16:55
Resistance to change
in a world of change:
unravelling our secret
traumatic attachments
• Speaker: Felicity de Zulueta
• Chair: Paola Di Blasio
17.00
17.30
KeY 17:05 - 17:50
How far can we get?
A future perspective on
diversity and collaboration
in psychology
• Speaker: Robert A. Roe
• Chair: Remo Job
IS 16:10 - 18:00
Providing psychology
support in an elite sport
environment
• Convenor: Paul Wylleman • Presenters: Ralf Brand, Alberto
Cei, Nadine Debois, Anne-Marie
Elbe, Paul Wylleman
• Discussant: Anne-Marie Elbe
IS 16:10 - 18:00
Symposium FISS Italian
Federation Scientific
Sexology - Discussing
sexual health
and well-being
• Convenor: Roberta Rossi • Presenters: Davide Dèttore,
Adele Fabrizi, Maria Teresa Molo,
Antonio Prunas
• Discussant: Chiara Simonelli
IS Efpa 16:10 - 18:00
Integrating personal
virtue and character into
the teaching of ethics
and ethical decision
making: Should it be done?
Can it be done?
• Convenor: Carole Sinclair
• Presenters: Stephen Behnke,
Yeşim Korkut, Terry Simpson,
Carole Sinclair
• Discussant: Carol Falender
IS Efpa 16:10 - 18:00
Culture and Ethnic
Diversity – Current Issues
for the Psychologists’
Profession
• Convenor: Ludek Kolman • Presenters: Sylvie Graf, Carla
Moleiro, Alexander Thomas
• Discussant: Ulrike de Ponte
IS 16:10 - 18:00
Happiness and
productivity at work: Does
age matter?
• Convenor: José M. Peiró • Presenters: David Guest,
Emanuela Ingusci, Maria Felisa
Latorre, José M. Peiró
• Discussant: Marco Depolo
IS 16:10 - 18:00
Enterprising personality
in youth: Main dimensions
and assessment
• Convenor: José Muñiz
Fernandez • Presenters: Eduardo GarcíaCueto, José Muñiz Fernandez,
Javier Suárez-Álvarez, Ignacio
Pedrosa
• Discussant: Luis Manuel Lozano
IS 16:10 - 18:00
Social psychological
dynamics of historical
representations
• Convenor: Laurent Licata • Presenters: Michal Bilewicz,
Yechiel Klar, Laurent Licata, Silvia
Mari, Tibor Pólya
• Discussant: Federica Durante
IS 16:10 - 18:00
Attachment and Emotion
Regulation Across
the Life-Span:
Neurobiological,
Developmental
and Clinical Perspectives
• Convenor: Marinus H. van
IJzendoorn • Presenters: Lieselotte
Ahnert, Marian J. BakermansKranenburg, Pier Francesco
Ferrari, Morten L. Kringelbach,
Marinus H. van IJzendoorn
• Discussant: Lavinia Barone,
IS 16:10 - 18:00
Cognition, Emotion
and Prosocial Behavior:
Perspective of Gender
• Convenor: Vicenta Mestre • Presenters: Gustavo Carlo,
María Victoria del Barrio,
Concetta Pastorelli, María Cristina
Richaud, Paula Samper, Ana
Tur-Porcar
• Discussant: Vicenta Mestre
16.30
17.00
17.30
18.00
18.00
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Wednesday 8
PROGRAM • The 14th European Congress of Psychology
9.00
Wednesday 8
9.30
U6-11
PS 9:00 - 10:30
Emerging adulthood today
• Convenor: Lucia Leonilde Carli • Presenters: Elena Anzelmo,
Margherita Lanz, Daniela
Marzana, Emanuela Rabaglietti,
Franca Tani
• Discussant: Heike Maria Buhl
10.00
U6-20
PS 9:00 - 10:30
New directions
in reserach on the emotion
regulatory functions
of psychological distance
• Convenor: Ozlem Ayduk • Presenters: Ozlem Ayduk, Ethan
Kross, Louis A. Penner, Rachel
E. White
U6-21
PS 9:00 - 10:30
PSYCHOLOGICAL TRIAGE
IN MASS EMERGENCIES:
Goals, Criteria,
Enactment methods
• Convenor: Michele
Cusano • Presenters: Isabella
Cinquegrana, Michele Cusano,
Angelo Napoli, Anna Palumbo
• Discussant: Michele Cusano
U6-22
PS 9:00 - 10:30
Internet, Technology
and Social Change:
a social psychological
perspective
• Convenor: Sharon Coen • Presenters: Augusta Isabella
Alberici, Patrizia Milesi,
Caroline Jones, Olawale Oni
• Discussant: Abigail Locke
U6-23
PS 9:00 - 10:30
Cyberbullying
and Youth: from theory
to intervention
• Convenor: Francine Dehue • Presenters: Nicole Gunther,
Niels Jacobs, Conor Mc Guckin,
Katrien Van Cleemput, Heidi
Vandebosch, Trijntje Völlink
U6-24
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Methodological Issues
in HRM I
• Presenters:
Rob Bailey
Stefano Castelli
Wenya Li
Mehmet Gultas
Johan Malan
Lurdes Neves
U6-25
TS 9.00 - 10.30
LGBTQI studies
• Chair: Antonio Prunas
• Presenters:
Rute Correia
Ethan Mereish
Helena Hernansaiz-Garrido
Nancy Papathanasiou
Debra Umberson
Thérèse Scali
U6-26
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Acquisition of intellectual
abilities
• Chair: Daniela Traficante
• Presenters:
Ekaterina Budrina
Fawzy Ezzat Aly Abd Alazem Daw Daw
Hilal Kaya
Cristina Morrone
Sofia Sanchez-Roman
U6-27
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Decision and Judgment
• Presenters:
Johannes von Gehlen
Eugene Lee Davids
Markus Domeier
Yali Jiang
Carlo Reverberi
Deborah R. Vivo
U6-28
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Gender as organizational
feature
• Presenters:
Elena Zavyalova
Jinky Leilanie Lu
Yonca Toker
Sofia Kosheleva
Esther Lopez-Zafra
Nicoleta Meslec
9.00
9.30
10.00
10.30
10.30
11.00
11.00
11.30
11.30
12.00
12.30
13.00
13.30
14.00
14.30
PS 11:35 - 13:05
Implications
of the successful advocacy
of psychologists
at the United Nations
to influence
the new Sustainable
Development Goals
• Convenor: Janel Gauthier • Presenters: Judy Kuriansky,
Telmo Mourinho Baptista,
Wolfgang P. Beiglböeck, Florence
Denmark
• Discussant: José M. Peiró
PS 13:35 - 15:05
A Proactive Approach
to Organizations:
Impact of Positive
Organizational Behavior
on Well-being at Work
• Convenors: Ranjeet
Nambudiri, Papri Nath • Presenters: Belén Mesurado,
Ranjeet Nambudiri, Papri Nath,
Abhishek Totawar, Marshall
Valencia
PS 11:35 - 13:05
Resilience Across Cultures:
Use of the Devereux Early
Childhood Assessment
for Preschoolers
and Devereux Student
strengths Assessment
in Promoting Resilience
• Convenor: Jack A. Naglieri • Presenters: Ignazio Ardizzone,
Matteo Ciancaleoni, Serena
Galosi, Sara Panunzi, David-Jan
Punt, Francesca Santoro
PS 11:35 - 13:05
The Psychobiology
of Stress
• Convenor: Michael Smith • Presenters: Angela Clow, Sarita
Robinson, Michael Smith, Mark
Wetherell
• Discussant: Angela Clow
PS 11:35 - 13:05
LESBIAN AND GAY PARENTS
IN THE SOCIAL CONTEXT:
“WHAT THEY THINK WE ARE.
WHAT WE ACTUALLY ARE”
• Convenor: Nicola Nardelli
• Presenters: Roberto Baiocco,
Victor Figueroa, Marina
Miscioscia, Paolo Roberto Pagone
• Discussant: Vittorio Lingiardi
PS 11:35 - 13:05
Underlying mechanisms
of externalizing and
social behaviour problems
in adolescence
• Convenor: Kirsten Smeets • Presenters: Mireille Bakker,
Anoek Oerlemans, Jennifer
Richards, Kirsten Smeets
• Discussant: Floortje Scheepers
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Methodological Issues
in HRM II
• Presenters:
Morteza Charkhabi
Sophie Henry
Jolanta Kowal
Valentyna Podshyvalkina
Jennifer Pickett
Iva Sverko
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Religion studies
• Chair: Maria Brambilla
• Presenters:
Ghorbanali Ganji Jamehshoorani
Masoud Janbozorgi
Yali Jiang
Deborah R. Vivo
Nuraya Sakalli Ugurlu
Ayse Duygu Cakirsoy-Aslan
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Basic memory processes
• Presenters:
Leila Heydarinasab
Sam Chi Chung Chan
Tatjana Kanonire
Mahgol Tavakoli
Bob Uttl
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Emotion and cognition
• Presenters:
Rebecca Blyth
Marina Capasso
Yuwen Chang
Bedirhan Gültepe
Ahmet Yasin Senyurt
Manuel Sosa Correa
TS 11.35 - 13.20
Driving & Driver behaviour
• Chair: Gian Marco Sardi
• Presenters:
Tsuneo Matsuura
Alexandra Gheorghiu
Weina Qu
Yesim Uzumcuoglu
Christine M. Wickens
Gaye Solmazer
Samaneh Alimohammadi Malayeri
Cristea Mioara
12.00
12.30
13.00
PS 13:35 - 15:05
New Direction
of self-control
(as a JIKO-control)
of Dohsa-hou (Japanese
originalpsychotherapy
using body-movement
technique)
• Convenor: Yutaka Haramaki • Presenters: Yutaka Haramaki,
Osamu Imura, Eiji Ozawa, Airi
Zamami
• Discussant: Susumu Harizuka
PS 13:35 - 15:05
Psychotherapy
and technology: from
the “embodied mind” to
“Doctor Notes”. A new
support
to psychological
assessment and treatment
• Convenor: Antonio Acerra
• Presenters: Franco Baldoni,
Vincenzo D’Innella Capano,
Giulia Landi, Mattia Minghetti
PS 13:35 - 15:05
ATTITUDES TOWARD SAME-SEX
MARRIAGE AND GAY/LESBIAN
PARENTING ACROSS EUROPE
• Convenor: Salvatore D’Amore • Presenters: Marta Aparicio
García, Salvatore D’Amore, Marta
Dora, Klio Geroulanou
• Discussant: Roberto Baiocco
PS 13:35 - 15:05
Psychology
of aggressive
and hostile behavior
• Convenor: Pavel Ermakov • Presenters: Irina Abakumova,
Pavel Ermakov, Vladimir
Kosonogov, Olga Fedotova, Yuliya
Mendzerickaya
• Discussant: Elena Vorobyeva
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Leaders, Leadership
• Presenters:
Anita Dunkl
Uzay Dural
Michal Lehmann
Johannes Rank
Jianping Xu
Anne-Marie Vonthron
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Media, new technologies
and communication
• Chair: Serdar M.
Değirmencioğlu
• Presenters:
Christopher Ferguson
Martti Puohiniemi
Eldad Rom
Mats Küssner
Valeria Micheletto
Charles MItchell
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Clinical psychology
• Presenters:
Siamak Samani
Azadeh Attari
Elvan Kiremitci
Mohammad Mehdi Naderi
Yuqun Zhang
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Emotion and personality
• Chair: Pierluigi Zoccolotti
• Presenters:
Hossein Kareshki
Alexander Unger
Gamze Gültekin
Milana Khachaturova
Yanhui Mao
Pinar Oztop
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Work Attitudes
& Personality
• Presenters:
Dannii Y. Yeung
Mohadese Farhadi
Yongjuan Li
Yue Lok Cheung
Marshall Valencia
Madelyn Geldenhuys
13.30
14.00
14.30
15.00
15.00
15.30
15.30
16.00
16.00
16.30
17.00
PS 16:10 - 17:40
Enhancing spatial
abilities through
motor practice
• Convenor: Angelica Moè • Presenters: Jérôme Clerc,
Petra Jansen, Wenke Möhring,
Francesca Pazzaglia
• Discussant: Attilio Carraro
PS 16:10 - 17:40
Intellectual disability
between new challenges,
good practices
and innovative
analysis systems
• Convenor: Giampietro Nardo
• Presenters: Serafino Corti,
Luc Pieter De Vreese, Tiziano
Gomiero, Enzo Grossi, Giampietro
Nardo
• Discussant: Luigi Croce
PS 16:10 - 17:40
The professional
career of psychologists
in the Cyberspace
• Convenor: Stefano Manzo • Presenters: Alessandro
Calderoni, Anna Cannata,
Christiane Eichenberg, Stefano
Manzo
• Discussant: Antonella Bozzaotra
PS 16:10 - 17:40
Improving social
well-being and sustainable
development: the United
Nations Agenda
beyond 2015
• Convenor: Pamela Bernabei • Presenters: Pamela Bernabei, Margherita Carotenuto, Veronika
Odintsova, Gabriella Palumbo
• Discussant: Marina Capasso
PS 16:10 - 17:40
ISSUES AND POSSIBILITIES
OF MORAL ACTING RESEARCH
• Convenor: Marek Preiss • Presenters: Alena Nohavová,
Marek Preiss, Tereza Příhodová,
Iva Stuchlíková, María Luisa
Vecina
TS 16.10 - 17.55
Managing Health Care
Organizations
• Chair: Sara Cervai
• Presenters:
Kate Joyner
Arlene Walker
Sara Cervai
Federica Polo
Marlon Mundt
Guido Sarchielli
Gianvito D´Aprile
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Economic choices
• Chair: Lucia Mannetti
• Presenters:
Thomas Li-Ping Tang
Yan-Mei Li
Wenting Yang
Ambra Brizi
Obiajulu Anthony Ugochukwu
Nnedum
Stefano Ferrinda
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Cognitive functioning
• Chair: Pierluigi Zoccolotti
• Presenters:
Mary Canellopoulou
Shulamith Kreitler
Renata A. Maksymiuk
Christian Rominger
Elena Volkova
Ornella Convertino
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Emotion regulation
• Presenters:
Karel Botha
Jose Ricardo Chafloque Alvan
Hamit Coskun
Romana Kadzikowska-Wrzosek
Theano Kokkinaki
Thomas Maran
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Emotion and self I
• Presenters:
Valeria Cavioni
Jan Broedslev Olsen
Ghasem Naziri
Maaya Ooue
16.30
17.00
17.30
17.30
18.00
18.00
16
17
Wednesday 8
9.00
Wednesday 8
9.30
U6-29
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Violence against women
• Presenters:
Arlene Walker
Yessica Cienfuegos
Svenja Dorothee Schnabel
Nolwandle Codelia Mgoqi-Mbalo
Merve Cesur
Maria José Tenorio
10.00
U6-32
TS 9.00 - 10.45
Teaching and learning
• Presenters:
Martina Corazza
Zaynab Sabetirad
Carmen Gelati
Esther Kaufmann
Foroogh Bakhtiari
Sara Verbrugge
Elisabeth Schuth
U6-33
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Family violence
• Presenters:
Jorge Gravanita
Ainhoa Izaguirre
David Canton-Cortes
Chiara Giovanelli
Martine Hébert
Zipi Hochdorf
U6-39
U6-40
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Assessing and accrediting
quality of psychotherapy
training and practice
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Interventions for
children, young adults
and families
Jorge Gravanita
Brin FS Grenyer
Annamaria Petito
Sandra Schladitz
Letteria Tomasello
Yagmur Ar
Eduardo Cumba-Aviles
Basak Ince
Zeynep Perin Seyitoglu
Sadrollah Khosravi
Jessica Kirkman
Gabriella Palumbo
• Presenters:
• Presenters:
U6-41
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Capacities building
and human development I
• Presenters:
Viktorija Cepukiene
Ita Geyser
Johan Malan
Vera Nkiru Nwadinobi
Rytis Pakrosnis
Daniela Raccanello
U6-42
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Consumer behaviour
• Presenters:
Ljiljana Kaliterna Lipovcan
Esther Lopez-Zafra
Patricia Martínez Lanz
Valeria Micheletto
Nnedum
Mehmet Peker
-
-
-
9.00
9.30
10.00
10.30
10.30
11.00
11.00
11.30
12.00
12.30
11.30
TS 11.35 - 13.20
Values
• Chair: Camillo Regalia
• Presenters:
Katia Rivera Fernandez de los
Ronderos
Eugene Tartakovsky
Olga Mitina
Veysel Mehmet Elgin
Eugene Tartakovsky
Tamara Jovanovic
Helena Desivilya Syna
TS 11.35 - 13.05
School adjustment
• Presenters:
Latife Utas Akhan
Xu Zuliang Xu
Regina Ershova
Boyoung Kim
Alena Kopányiová
Vítor Alexandre Coelho
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Adjustment In Adolescence
• Chair: Maria Gerbino
• Presenters:
Ryosuke Asano
Junsheng Liu
Shiyu Zhang
Sadrollah Khosravi
Aart N. Mudde
Aylin Koçak
Bridget Johnson
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Psychodiagnosis
• Presenters:
Lancy Dsouza
Hüsnü Erkmen
Anthony Scioli
Hector Jose Velazquez Gonzales
Orcun Yorulmaz
Karel Riegel
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Evidence based
psychotherapies
• Presenters:
Silvia Galvani
Terra Kowalyk
Lina Jovarauskaite
Piyanee Klainin-Yobas
Amir Rezaei Ardani
Juan Jose Sanchez-Sosa
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Capacities building
and human development II
• Chair: Pierangelo Sardi
• Presenters:
Antonio Ribeiro Tupinamba
Shayne Roux
Niels Peter Rygaard
Anthony Scioli
Richard Freeman
Pierangelo Sardi
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Consumer behaviour,
neuroeconomics,
neuropolitics
• Chair: Vincenzo Russo
• Presenters:
Maurizio Mauri
Daniela Zambarbieri
Andrea Ciceri
John Magnus Roos
Fatma Sevgili
Anna Missaglia
12.00
12.30
13.00
13.00
13.30
14.00
14.30
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Sexism
• Chair: Simona Sacchi
• Presenters:
Norma De Piccoli
Deniz Enic
Olga Tikhomandritskaya
Özlem Ersan
Irena Smetackova
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Academic performance
• Presenters:
Ali Asghar Bayani
Zuleica Ruiz Alfonso
Angela Beretta
Iori Tani
Giovanna Malusà
Silvia Pina-Neves
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Peer relationships
• Presenters:
Elisabeth Rose
Romana Morda
José Ramiro Viso Alonso
Gulay Dirik
Consuelo Morán Astorga
Basak Sahin-Acar
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Personality assessment
• Presenters:
Khalaf Nassar Al-Heeti
Iram Gul
Egle Mazulyte
Malgorzata Sobol-Kwapinska
Manuela Valsecchi
Hiroyuki Yoshizawa
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Family treatments
• Presenters:
Patricia Araujo
Sinem Atmaca
Kirsten Davis
Zoé Gelin
Sadrollah Khosravi
Sedef Tulum
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Nutrition, development
and well-being
• Presenters:
Ilaria Basadonne
Alessandro Crippa
Michele Cusano
Maria Cristina Manzini
Alessandra Micalizzi
Camille Rioux
13.30
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Psychosocial
consequences of disasters
and poverty
• Presenters:
Garfield Bester
Rossella Celmi
Edgar Galindo
Daniela Raccanello
Janet K. Spittlehouse
Alexandra Stancu
14.00
14.30
15.00
15.00
15.30
15.30
16.00
16.00
16.30
17.00
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Happiness and well-being
• Chair: Orazio Licciardello
• Presenters:
Ezgi Sakman
Tobias Soeldner
Lilian Jans-Beken
Fatih Çetin
Aylin Koçak
TS 16.10 - 18.25
Technologies and learning
• Presenters:
Fereshteh Baezzat
Barbara Girani De Marco
Feldia Loperfido
Bahtim Kutuk
Rocío Rodríguez-Rey
Nadia Sansone
Monica Shiakou
Samaneh Alimohammadi
Malayeri
Svetlana Kostromina
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Learning processes
• Presenters:
Irena Smetackova
Jamie Metsala
Cristina Semeraro
Hyunjoo Lee
Tom Rosman
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Psychoanalysis
and Psychodynamic
Psychotherapies
• Presenters:
Orit Barel Naharin
I. Volkan Gulum
Nadezhda Vlakh
Gelena Lazos
Yudit Namer
Maryam Esmaeili
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Personality
and Personality disorders
• Presenters:
Chiara Suttora
Jonathan Adrian Zegarra-Valdivia
Gaye Zeynep Çenesiz
Andrea Greco
Lu Hua Chen
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Healthy eating habits
and eating disorders
• Presenters:
Mauro Bertolotti
Cristina Ciuluvica (Neagu)
Rebecca Curtis
Nagme Kasmer
Shulamith Kreitler
Marília Prada
TS 16.10 - 17.55
Life skills in culture
and society
• Presenters:
Shingairai Chigeza
Mahgol Tavakoli
Kazuki Nishiura
Ann Ojala
Eri Park
Mahgol Tavakoli
Marta Gonçalves
16.30
17.00
17.30
17.30
18.00
18.00
18
19
Wednesday 8
POSTERS
Wednesday 8
MORNING 10.50 - 11.35
• 008 ANALYSIS OF CLASS PARTICIPATION
Guadalupe Mares Cardenas - National
Autonomous University of México, Mexico City
- Mexico
Luis Rojas Carcaño - National Autonomous
University of México, Mexico City - Mexico
A · General issues and basic processes
• 009 ANALYSIS OF THE RESEARCH DONE
BY PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS AT RICARDO
PALMA UNIVERSITY
William Torres - University Ricardo Palma, Lima
- Peru
01 - History of Psychology
• 001 A CENSUS OF SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGISTS
IN PORTUGAL
Vítor Alexandre Coelho - Gabinete de Estudos,
Lisbon - Portugal
Marta Marchante - Gabinete de Estudos, Lisbon
- Portugal
Ana Amaro - Gabinete de Estudos, Lisbon Portugal
Lilliana Pereira - Gabinete de Estudos, Lisbon Portugal
• 002 MANDALAS CONVERT TO TREE - THE
TURNING PERIOD OF JUNG
WeiLong DongFang - City University of Macau,
Macau - Macau
BaoXi Chen - City University of Macau, Macau Macau
YanYun Xie - City University of Macau, Macau Macau
HeYong Shen - City University of Macau, Macau
- Macau
• 003 PSYCHOLOGY IN CYPRUS: A 55 YEAR
RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW FOR PSYCHOLOGY
AS A PROFESSION AND SCIENCE
Kyriakos N. Platrites - Cyprus Institute
of Psychotherapy, Limassol - Cyprus
George Metaxas - Pancyprian Association
of Psychologists, Limassol - Cyprus
Kyriakos Elpidorou - Ministry of Education
and Culture, Nicosia - Cyprus
Antrea M. Stylianoy - Cyprus Council for the
Registration of Psychologists, Nicosia Cyprus
• 004 THE ATTENTION IN AUTISM SPECTRUM
DISORDER
Wivianne Gabrielle De Oliveira Amorim Araújo Federal University of Alagoas, Maceió - Brazil
Nadja Maria Vieira Da Silva - Federal University
of Alagoas, Maceió - Brazil
• 005 THE CONCEPT OF MEMORY IN BRAZILIAN
CULTURE ACCORDING TO ITS DIFFERENT
TEMPORALITIES
Marina Massimi - University of São Paulo,
Ribeirão Preto - Brazil
02 - Research methods and psychometrics
• 006 AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ON THE OPTIMAL
SHORT FORM OF THE BEIJING GENERAL ABILITIES
TEST FOR NEW STAFFS
Yali Jiang - Beijing Normal University, Beijing China
Haiping Chen - Beijing Normal University, Beijing
- China
Guanyu Chen - Beijing Normal University, Beijing
- China
• 007 AN OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE APPLICATION
TO STUDY NUMERICAL REPRESENTATIONS
IN CHILDREN AND ADULTS
Carla Meloni - University of Cagliari, Cagliari - Italy
Davide Massidda - University of Cagliari, Cagliari
- Italy
Rachele Fanari - University of Cagliari, Cagliari
- Italy
20
• 010 EMOTEST: THE TEST OF EMOTION KNOWLEDGE
FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN
Katarzyna A. Knopp - Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski
University in Warsaw, Warsaw - Poland
• 011 Emotional regulation in situations
of induction: validation of
an experimental protocol
Mathilde Marmond - Aix Marseille University,
Aix-en-Provence - France
Jean-Michel Azorin - Hopital Sainte Marguerite,
Marseille - France
Vincent Bréjard - Aix Marseille University, Aix-enProvence - France
Agnès Bonnet-Suard - Lumière University Lyon 2,
Lyon - France
• 012 EXPLORING THE PROCRASTINATION SCALES
IN POLAND
Aneta Przepiorka - The John Paul II Catholic
University of Lublin, Lublin - Poland
Agata Blachnio - The John Paul II Catholic
Juan Francisco Díaz-Morales - Complutense
University of Madrid, Madrid - Spain
• 013 HOW DO YOU KNOW THE RANDOMIZATION
IN EXPERIMENT WAS SUCCESSFUL?
A PROGRAMME TO ESTIMATE THE PROBABILITY
OF SUCCESSFUL RANDOMIZATION
AND REQUIRED SAMPLE SIZE
IN EXPERIMENT
Chih-Long Yen - Ming Chuan University, Taoyuan Taiwan, Province of China
Chung-Ping Cheng - National Cheng Kung
University, Tainan - Taiwan, Province of China
• 014 Invariance model of the State
and Trait Anxiety Inventory’s factorial
structure and effects of anxiety
on quality of life
Luis Diego Conejo-Bolaños - University
of Missouri, Columbia - United States
Sarah L. Pierotti - University of Missouri, Columbia
- United States
Domingo Campos - University of Costa Rica, San
José - Costa Rica
Mauricio Garnier - University of Kansas, Lawrence
- United States
Henriette Raventos - University of Costa Rica, San
José - Costa Rica
Javier Contreras - University of Costa Rica, San
José - Costa Rica
David Glahn - Yale University, New Haven - United
States
• 015 MEASURING QUALITY OF SCHOOL CONTEXT:
TESTING FACE VALIDITY OF IQCE-ACE
José Albino Lima - University of Porto, Porto Portugal
Ana Sofia Alves - University of Porto, Porto Portugal
Rui Guedes Serôdio - University of Porto, Porto
- Portugal
Alexandra Serra - CESPU - Advanced Polytechnic
and University Cooperative, CRL, Paredes Portugal
Luísa Catita - University of Porto, Porto - Portugal
Paula Lopes - University of Porto, Porto - Portugal
The 14th European Congress of Psychology • POSTERS
• 016 METHOD «THE DARK ZONE» FOR THE
RESEARCH OF CONSCIOUSNESS IN ONTOGENESIS
DEVELOPMENT
Valentin Ageyev - Kainar University, Almaty Kazakhstan
Ekaterina Ageyeva - University of Suleiman
Demirel, Almaty - Kazakhstan
• 017 OPTO-KINETIC NYSTAGMUS CHARACTERISTICS
AS INDICATORS OF THE VECTION ILLUSION
Artem Kovalev - Lomonosov Moscow State
University, Moscow - Russian Federation
Galina Menshikova - Lomonosov Moscow State
Oxana Klimova - Lomonosov Moscow State
• 018 SOCIAL TECHNOLOGIES IN PSYCHOLOGY:
PRAXEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
Valentyna Podshyvalkina - Odesa National
Mechnikov University, Odesa - Ukraine
Radion Svynarenko - University of Kentucky,
Lexington - United States
• 019 SUBJECTIVE VALENCE, FAMILIARITY
AND COMPLEXITY NORMS FOR PICTOGRAMS
Marília Prada - ISCTE-IUL - Instituto Universitário
de Lisboa, Lisbon - Portugal
Rita R. Silva - ISPA - Instituto Universitário,
Lisbon - Portugal
David Rodrigues - ISCTE-IUL - Instituto
Universitário de Lisboa, Lisbon - Portugal
Margarida Garrido - IISCTE-IUL - Instituto
• 020 THREE DIMENSIONAL FORCE FIELD MODEL
FOR INDIVIDUAL PREFERENCE
Koji Kosugi - Yamaguchi University, Yamaguchi
- Japan
03 - Psychometrics
• 021 A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF METAANALYSIS OF SINGLE-CASE RESEARCH: FROM
PRACTICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
Tsuyoshi Yamada - Okayama University, Okayama
- Japan
Miho Yamada - Shujitsu University, Okayama - Japan
• 022 ASYMPTOTIC PROPERTIES OF THE BAYES
MODAL ESTIMATORS OF ITEM PARAMETERS
IN ITEM RESPONSE THEORY
Haruhiko Ogasawara - Otaru University
of Commerce, Otaru - Japan
• 023 COGNITIVE FLEXIBILITY:
CONCEPTUALIZATION AND OPERATIONALIZATION
STUDIES OF THE CONSTRUCT
Cristina Guerra - Instituto Politécnico de
Portalegre, Portalegre - Portugal
Adelinda Candeias - University of Évora, Évora Portugal
Gerardo Prieto - University of Salamanca,
Salamanca - Spain
• 024 CONVERGENT VALIDITY OF PERCEPTUAL
INHIBITION: COMPUTERIZED TASK
OF PERCEPTUAL INHIBITION FROM ARGENTINA
María M. Richard´s - National University of Mar
del Plata, Mar del Plata - Argentina
Lorena Canet Juric - National University of Mar
Isabel M. Introzzi - National University of Mar
Joan Guàrdia - University of Barcelona,
Barcelona - Spain
• 025 DISCOUNTING INVENTORY: NEW INSTRUMENT
TO MEASURE THE DISCOUNTING RATE
Marta Malesza - University of Warsaw, Warsaw
- Poland
Maria Maczuga - University of Warsaw, Warsaw
- Poland
• 026 DOES INDIVIDUAL FEEDBACK
PREVENT (LARGE) GENDER DIFFERENCES IN
CHRONOMETRIC MENTAL-ROTATION TESTS?
Claudia Quaiser-Pohl - University of KoblenzLandau, Koblenz - Germany
Martina Rahe - University of Koblenz-Landau,
Koblenz - Germany
Petra Jansen - University of Regensburg,
Regensburg - Germany
• 027 FACTORIAL STRUCTURE OF A NEW SCALE
OF CULTURAL CAPITAL
Giulia Balboni - University of Pisa, Pisa - Italy
Elisa Menardo - University of Pisa, Pisa - Italy
Roberto Cubelli - University of Trento, Trento - Italy
• 028 POLISH ADAPTATION OF THE CHANGES
IN OUTLOOK QUESTIONNAIRE
Mariusz Zieba - University of Social Sciences
and Humanities, Poznan - Poland
• 029 PROPOSAL OF MEASURES OF WEIGHT
PERSONAL CONTROL BEHAVIOR
Zoraide Lugli - Simón Bolívar University, Caracas
- Venezuela
• 030 PSYCHOMETRIC EVALUATION: WORKING ON
THE NEW FORM OF SOMATIZATION IN THE DSM-5
Tuğba Uyar - Middle East Technical University,
Ankara - Turkey
Deniz Canel Çınarbaş - Middle East Technical
University, Ankara - Turkey
Yeşim Sücūllü Karadağ - Ankara Numune
Education and Research Hospital, Ankara - Turkey
• 031 SEXUAL KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE SCALE:
RELIABILITY, VALIDITY, AND FACTORIAL ANALYSIS
Mohammad Ali Besharat - University of Tehran,
Tehran - Iran
Fahime Tavalaeyan - University of Tehran, Tehran
- Iran
• 032 SOLVING ISSUES OF FACTORIAL INVARIANCE
WITH BAYESIAN STRUCTURAL EQUATION
MODELING
Hairong Song - University of Oklahoma, Norman
- United States
Dexin Shi - University of Oklahoma, Norman United States
Robert Terry - University of Oklahoma, Norman United States
• 033 THE EFFECTS OF EXAMINEES’ PROFICIENCY,
CONTENT CATEGORIES AND PLACEMENT
OF KEY TEXT SENTENCES ON DISTRACTORS
Takahiro Terao - Nagoya University, Nagoya - Japan
Hidetoki Ishii - Nagoya University, Nagoya - Japan
• 034 THE EXTENT OF DISCRIMINANT ERROR
BETWEEN TWO CATEGORIES WHEN THEIR MEANS
DIFFER AT 5% SIGNIFICANCE LEVEL
Shigeaki Amano - Aichi Shukutoku University,
Nagakute - Japan
Kimiko Yamakawa - Aichi Shukutoku University,
Nagakute - Japan
• 035 THE FACTOR STRUCTURE, RELIABILITY AND
VALIDITY STUDY OF THE TURKISH VERSION OF
THE EXISTENTIAL LONELINESS QUESTIONNAIRE
Burcu Pınar Gökdemir - Middle East Technical
Özlem Bozo - Middle East Technical University,
Ankara - Turkey
• 036 THE PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES
OF THE TEST DECIDE TUS ESTUDIOS
FOR MEXICAN YOUNG PEOPLE
Adriana Marín-Martínez - National Autonomous
• 037 THREE SIDES OF VOCATIONAL IDENTITY:
A STUDY OF ITS DIMENSIONALITY IN HIGH
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE SAMPLES
Antanas Kairys - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
Birute Pociute - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
Ieva Urbanaviciute - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
Audrone Liniauskaite - Vilnius University, Vilnius
- Lithuania
• 038 VALIDATION OF THE CATALAN VERSION
OF THE CONNER’S ADULT ADHD RATING SCALES
Laura Nuño - Hospital Clinic of Barcelona,
Barcelona - Spain
Juan Antonio Amador-Campos - University of
Barcelona, Barcelona - Spain
Juana Gómez-Benito - University of Barcelona,
Barcelona - Spain
• 039 VALIDITY EVIDENCE FOR A COMPUTERIZED
ADAPTIVE TESTING (CAT) VERSION OF A READING
COMPREHENSION WITH FORMS FOR PERSONS
WITH AND WITHOUT VISUAL IMPAIRMENT
Rocío Barajas Sierra - National University of
Colombia, Bogotá - Colombia
Aura Nidia Herrera Rojas - National University of
Colombia, Bogotá - Colombia
• 040 YES, I CAN! PRIMING PERCEIVED
COMPETENCE INCREASES PERFORMANCE
ON COGNITIVE ABILITY TESTS
Anna-Sophie Ulfert - Justus Liebig University
Gießen, Gießen - Germany
Michael Ott - Justus Liebig University Gießen,
Gießen - Germany
Martin Kersting - Justus Liebig University
Gießen, Gießen - Germany
B · Development and Education
01 - Language acquisition
• 041 FOSTERING SECOND LANGUAGE SKILLS
OF PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS WITH
A MIGRATORY BACKGROUND
Raphaela Schätz - Ludwig-Maximilian-University
of Munich, Munich - Germany
Heinz Mandl - Ludwig-Maximilian-University of
Munich, Munich - Germany
• 042 THE EFFECTIVENESS OF RHETORICAL PATTERN
OF SCIENCE TEXT ON READING COMPREHENSION
Atefeh Ferdosipour - Islamic Azad University,
Tehran - Iran
• 043 THE LINKS BETWEEN READING PERFORMANCE
AND SUBJECT AND OBJECTIVE MEASURES
OF READING ANXIETY IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE
LEARNERS
Barbie Hiu-Tung Chui - City University of Hong
Kong, Hong Kong - Hong Kong
02 - School adjustment, academic
achievement and learning disabilities
• 044 A COMPREHENSIVE COPING MODEL
OF SELF-REGULATION AND AVOIDANCE
BEHAVIORS FOR ACADEMIC SETTINGS
Hisasahi Uebuchi - Tokyo Gakugei University,
Koganei - Japan
Daiki Matsumura - Tokyo Gakugei University,
Koganei - Japan
• 045 A STUDY OF PROCRASTINATION
OF JAPANESE UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
Kurozumi Ryo - Gakushuin University, Tokyo Japan
Sei Maiko - Gakushuin University, Tokyo - Japan
Iijima Hiyori - Gakushuin University, Tokyo - Japan
• 046 ANALYSIS OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL
PROFILES IN CHILDREN WITH ATTENTION DEFICIT
HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER AND SLUGGISH
COGNITIVE TEMPO
Rocío Lavigne Cervan - University of Malaga,
Malaga - Spain
Juan Francisco Romero Perez - University of
Malaga, Malaga - Spain
Juan Antonio Ruiz Moreno - Hospital Costa del
Sol, Marbella - Spain
Marta Sanchez Muñoz de Leon - University of
Rocío Juarez Ruiz de Mier - University of Malaga,
Malaga - Spain
• 047 CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF THE TEACHING
PROCESS AND STUDENTS’ COMPETENCES:
THE COMPETENCE CHECK AS AN ONLINE
SCREENING TOOL
Christoph Burger - University of Veterinary
Medicine Vienna, Vienna - Austria
Evelyn Maria Bergsmann - University of
Veterinary Medicine Vienna, Vienna - Austria
Petra Winter - University of Veterinary Medicine
Vienna, Vienna - Austria
Barbara Schober - University of Vienna, Vienna
- Austria
Christiane Spiel - University of Vienna, Vienna Austria
• 048 DEVELOPMENT OF MENTAL NUMBER LINE
IN YOUNG CHILDREN: USING NUMBER TO - POSITION TASK AND JUDGMENT
OF ESTIMATION PATTERN TASK
Moe Uragami - Hiroshima University, Hiroshima
- Japan
Shinichiro Sugimura - Hiroshima University,
Hiroshima - Japan
• 049 EFFECTIVENESS OF GROUP TRAINING
CONFRONTATION SKILLS:THE INVESTIGATION
OF BASED-BEHAVIORAL COGNITIVE APPROACH
TO DECREASE EXAMINATION ANXIETY AND
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
Mohamad Madhi - University of Isfahan, Isfahan
- Iran
Salar Faramarzi - University of Isfahan, Isfahan - Iran
Abolfazl Rashidi - University of Isfahan, Isfahan
- Iran
Saeid Jafarzadeh - University of Isfahan, Isfahan
- Iran
• 050 EFFECTS OF GROUP INTERVENTION FOR
CHILDREN’S SELF-ESTEEM AND SELF-EFFICACY
IN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CLASSROOMS
Akiko Kuramitsu - Fukuoka University of
Education, Munakata - Japan
Mika Noi - Seinan Jo-Gakuin University,
Kitakyushu - Japan
Naomi Ichigozaki - Seinan Jo-Gakuin University,
Kitakyushu - Japan
• 051 Formation of Personal Qualities
of Teacher Professional Identity
in Different Culture Spheres
Mara Vidnere - Riga Teacher Training and
Educational Management Academy, Riga - Latvia
Sandra Rone - Riga Teacher Training and
• 052 GENDER DIFFERENCES IN SCHOOL
ACHIEVEMENT IMPACTED BY REASONING
ABILITY AND CREATIVITY
Grazina Gintiliene - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
Dovile Butkiene - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
Kestutis Dragunevicius - Vilnius University, Vilnius
- Lithuania
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Sigita Girdzijauskiene - Vilnius University, Vilnius
- Lithuania
Irena Zukauskaite - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
• 053 GENDER DIFFERENCES IN SCHOOL SUBJECT
RELATED ANXIETY
Martina Endepohls-Ulpe - University of KoblenzLandau, Koblenz - Germany
• 054 INNOVATION OF COUNSELLING METHODS
FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
TO INCREASE THEIR EMPLOYABILITY
Eva Smiková - Research Institute for Child
Psychology and Pathopsychology, Bratislava Slovakia
Alena Kopányiová - Research Institute for Child
Psychology and Pathopsychology, Bratislava Slovakia
• 055 INTERACTIVE EFFECTS OF UTILITY VALUE
AND COST ON STUDENTS’ ENGAGEMENT
Masaki Kera - Nagoya University, Nagoya - Japan
Motoyuki Nakaya - Nagoya University, Nagoya
- Japan
• 056 INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN EPISTEMIC CURIOSITY AND ACADEMIC
PERFORMANCE: THE MEDIATING ROLE
OF CRITICAL THINKING
Motoko Matsuura - Ochanomizu University,
Tokyo - Japan
• 057 PERSONAL BELIEF IN A JUST WORLD AND
SCHOOL RELATED JUSTICE EXPERIENCES
OF ADOLESCENTS
Gözde Kiral Ucar - Martin Luther University of
Halle-Wittenberg, Halle Saale - Germany
Claudia Dalbert - Martin Luther University of
Halle-Wittenberg, Halle Saale - Germany
• 058 PROFILING INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES
IN KOREAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS’ LEARNING
MOTIVATIONAL REGULATION STRATEGIES
Jungyoon Lee - Sungshin Women’s University,
Seoul - Republic of Korea
Maria Assunta Zanetti - University of Pavia,
Pavia - Italy
• 063 THE EFFECT OF MANIPULATED FEEDBACK
AND GENERALIZED SELF-EFFICACY ON TASK
SPECIFIC SELF-EFFICACY OF JAPANESE STUDENTS
Inaba Ryotaro - Gakushuin University, Tokyo Japan
• 064 THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PENCIL-AND-PAPER
AND COMPUTER-ASSISTED COGNITIVE
TRAININGS OF NUMERICAL ABILITIES:
A COMPARISON
Mirian Agus - University of Cagliari, Cagliari - Italy
Maria Lidia Mascia - University of Cagliari, Cagliari
- Italy
Maria Chiara Fastame - University of Cagliari,
Cagliari - Italy
Monica Zanda - University of Cagliari, Cagliari - Italy
Maria Pietronilla Penna - University of Cagliari,
Cagliari - Italy
• 065 THE INFLUENCE OF COGNITIVE, MOTIVATIONAL
AND CONTEXTUAL VARIABLES ON THE ACADEMIC
ACHIEVEMENT IN EARLY ADOLESCENCE
Alejandro Veas - University of Alicante, Alicante
- Spain
Juan Luis Castejón - University of Alicante,
Alicante - Spain
Raquel Gilar - University of Alicante, Alicante - Spain
Pablo Miñano - University of Alicante, Alicante
- Spain
• 066 THE PREVALENCE OF READING DISABILITY
AMONG PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN IN JAPAN:
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF OUR 2007’S RESULT
Ikuyo Ishizaka - Kitasato University, Sagamihara
- Japan
Yeonhee Hwang - Tohoku Fukushi University,
Sendai - Japan
Toru Hosokawa - Tohoku University, Sendai - Japan
• 067 THE RELATION BETWEEN SOCIAL ACHIEVEMENT
GOALS, SOCIAL SKILLS AND ADJUSTMENT
Yuka Shinohara - Gakushuin University, Tokyo Japan
• 059 PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE
MOTIVATED STRATEGIES FOR LEARNING
QUESTIONNAIRE (MSLQ) AMONG ITALIAN HIGH
SCHOOL STUDENTS
Maria Giulia Olivari - Catholic University of Milan,
Milan - Italy
Andrea Bonanomi - Catholic University of Milan,
Milan - Italy
Elena Gatti - Catholic University of Milan, Milan
- Italy
Emanuela Confalonieri - Catholic University of
Milan, Milan - Italy
• 068 THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN
ACHIEVEMENT GOAL ORIENTATIONS AND
STUDY STRATEGIES: THE MEDIATING ROLES OF
FEEDBACK ORIENTATION
Michelle Hood - Griffith University, Southport Australia
Simone Aghajani - Griffith University, Southport
- Australia
• 060 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LINGUISTIC AND
ACADEMIC COMPETENCE IN DEAF PRIMARY
STUDENTS RELATED TO LANGUAGE AND MATHS
Rocío Lavigne Cervan - University of Malaga,
Malaga - Spain
Concepcion Navarta Pardo - University of Malaga,
Malaga - Spain
Antonia M. Gonzalez Cuenca - University of
• 069 A MULTILEVEL ANALYSIS ON PROSOCIAL
BEHAVIOR IN SMALL TEAMS
Esther Cuadrado - University of Córdoba, Córdoba
- Spain
Carmen Tabernero - University of Córdoba,
Córdoba - Spain
• 061 SOCIAL BOND AMONG JAPANESE JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Ichiko Shoji - University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba Japan
• 062 SOCIAL EMOTIONAL COMPETENCE AND SCHOOL
READINESS AMONG ITALIAN PRESCHOOLERS
A PERSON CENTERED APPROACH
Valeria Cavioni - University of Pavia, Pavia - Italy
Mara Lupica Spagnolo - University of Pavia,
Pavia - Italy
Giusy Beddia - University of Pavia, Pavia - Italy
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05 - Moral development and prosocial
behaviour
• 070 A NOVEL MORAL REASONING TASK REVEALS
ASSOCIATIONS WITH AGE AND INTELLIGENCE
Chiasson Vincent - University of Montreal,
Montreal - Canada
Vera Evelyn - University of Montreal, Montreal Canada
Lalonde Gabrielle - University of Montreal,
Montreal - Canada
Beauchamp Miriam - University of Montreal,
Montreal - Canada
• 071 CONCEPTUAL REPRESENTATIONS
OF ALTRUISM IN YOUNG URBANITES
Mariia Nedoshivina - Saint Petersburg State
University, Saint Petersburg - Russian Federation
• 072 DEVELOPMENT OF A STUDENT PERSONALITY
IN CLASSICAL UNIVERSITY
Olena Vlasova - Taras Shevchenko National
University of Kyiv, Kyiv - Ukraine
• 073 EXPECTED PARENTAL REACTIONS AS A
MEDIATOR IN THE RELATION BETWEEN PERSPECTIVE
TAKING AND SIX TYPES OF PROSOCIAL BEHAVIOR
Sarah L. Pierotti - University of Missouri, Columbia
- United States
Luis Diego Conejo - University of Missouri,
Columbia - United States
Zehra Gulseven - University of Missouri, Columbia
- United States
Gustavo Carlo - University of Missouri, Columbia
- United States
• 074 INFLUENCE OF KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS’
MORALITY ON EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
Tokuko Kawasaki - Yamaguchi University,
Yamaguchi - Japan
Koji Kosugi - Yamaguchi University, Yamaguchi
- Japan
Noyuri Endo - Hosei University, Tokyo - Japan
Rui Otsuka - Aoyama Gakuin University, Tokyo Japan
• 075 RECONCEPTUALISING EMPATHY:
THE IMPORTANCE OF DIRECT MEASURES
IN UNDERSTANDING BEHAVIOUR
Lea-Ann Pileggi - University of Cape Town, Cape
Town - South Africa
Susan Malcolm-Smith - University of Cape Town,
Cape Town - South Africa
• 076 RELATION BETWEEN PROSOCIAL REASONING
AND ADOLESCENT GOALS
Clara Lopez Mora - University of Murcia, Murcia
- Spain
• 077 SICURAMENTE, AT THE BEACH WITH "GAVINO
THE LIFEGUARD". PROMOTION OF SAFETY IN THE SEA
AND MANAGEMENT OF EMERGENCY SITUATIONS
Giuseppe Manca - A.S.D. Progetto AlbatroSS,
Sassari - Italy
Manolo Cattari - A.S.D. Progetto AlbatroSS, Sassari
- Italy
• 078 THE DISSOCIATION BETWEEN INTERNALIZATION
AND SYMBOLIZATION IN MIDDLE CHILDHOOD:
A STUDY ON AN ITALIAN SAMPLE (8-10 YO)
Sara Fazeli Fariz Hendi - Sapienza University of
Rome, Rome - Italy
Fabio Presaghi - Sapienza University of Rome,
Rome - Italy
Giampaolo Nicolais - Sapienza University of
Rome, Rome - Italy
• 079 THE EFFECT OF REQUEST JUSTIFICATION
REASONABLENESS ON THE LEVEL
OF ENGAGEMENT IN PRO-SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
Sabina Kołodziej - Kozminski University, Warsaw
- Poland
Michał Białek - Kozminski University, Warsaw Poland
• 080 WHY DO SENDERS OF GRATITUDE
EXPRESSIONS CONSIDER THEM TO BE EFFECTIVE?
Satoko Tomono - Miyagi Gakuin Women’s
University, Sendai - Japan
• 082 A Study on gender implicit cognition,
school well-being and career efficacy
of female high school students majoring
in engineering in Taiwan
Shu-Hua Yu - Tainan University of Technology,
Tainan - Taiwan, Province of China • 083 Affirmative action’s and Gender
equality: a study of dependent social
representations
Maider Larrañaga - University of the Basque
Country, Donostia-San Sebastián - Spain
Garbiñe Ortiz - University of the Basque Country,
Donostia-San Sebastián - Spain
Jose Francisco Valencia - University of the Basque
Iduzki Soubelet - University of the Basque
Daniel Hermosilla - University of the Basque
• 084 Effectiveness of an Outdoor Behavioral
Healthcare Program in Treating At-Risk
Adolescents and Follow-up at 6 Months and
1 Year Post-Treatment: An Exploration of
Gender Differences in Treatment
Steven DeMille - Capella University, Enterprise United States
• 085 Effectivness of sexual education
by cognitive-behavioural approach on
sexual self concept of Najaf abad couple
Maryam Amini - Razi University, Kermanshah
- Iran
Mohammad Pourrashidi - Razi University,
Kermanshah; Imam Khomeini International
University, Qazvin - Iran
Assieh Moradi - Razi University, Kermanshah Iran
Khoda Morad Momeni - Razi University,
Kermanshah - Iran
• 086 FACING JEALOUSY: SUPPRESSING
OR REASSESSING
Sofia Rivera-Aragon - National Autonomous
Pedro Wolfgang Velasco-Matus - National
- Mexico
Rozzana Sanchez-Aragon - National Autonomous
Katia Rivera-Fernández de los Ronderos - National
- Mexico
• 087 Gender differences in professional
background presentation
Tamara Hovorun - G.S. Kostyuk Institute
of Psychology, Kyiv - Ukraine
Darina Koskina - G.S. Kostyuk Institute
of Psychology, Kyiv - Ukraine
• 088 Sexual desire and sexual activity
in college female students with
different sexual orientations
Yu-Ping Chen - National University of Tainan,
Tainan - Taiwan, Province of China An Chen Liu - Hungkuang University, Taichung Taiwan, Province of China
03 - Sex and gender
• 089 The effect of negative evaluation on
honor-based emotions in honor cultures
Suzan Ceylan - Middle East Technical University,
Ankara - Turkey
Nuray Sakallı Uğurlu - Middle East Technical
• 081 A gender perspective on pornography
Helena Hernansaiz-Garrido - Autonomous
Aida Castaño-Torrijos - Autonomous University
of Madrid, Madrid - Spain
• 090 The effect of perceived discrimination
against women on their self-esteem and
anxiety. The role of collective self-esteem
Roza Bazinska - University of Social Sciences
and Humanities, Warsaw - Poland
c · Culture and society
• 091 The relationship the number of sexual
partners and desirability as a romantic
partner, and evaluated traits among
Japanese
Yoshinori Wakao - Hamamatsu Gakuin University,
Hamamatsu - Japan
04 - LGBTQI studies
• 092 Attitudes towards same-sex marriage
and homosexuality among counseling
psychology students in Taiwan
An Chen Liu - Hungkuang University, Taichung Taiwan, Province of China • 093 Internalized homophobia
and psychological well-being:
an exploratory study on Italian
and Belgian gay and lesbians
Giorgia Lorenzi - University of Padova, Padua Italy
Marina Miscioscia - University of Liège, Liège Belgium
Alessandra Simonelli - University of Padova,
Padua - Italy
• 094 Outness and social support sources
among gay and lesbian people:
a binational study
Roberta Messina - University of Liège, Liège Belgium
Scali Thérèse - University of Liège, Liège - Belgium
Haxhe Stéphanie - University of Liège, Liège Belgium
Salvatore D’Amore - University of Liège, Liège Belgium
• 095 Sibling Relationship in the LGB
Coming-out: a qualitative study
of elements involved
Stéphanie Haxhe - University of Liège, Liège Belgium
Thérèse Scali - University of Liège, Liège - Belgium
Roberta Messina - University of Liège, Liège Belgium
Salvatore D’Amore - University of Liège, Liège Belgium
08 - Prejudice and social exclusion
• 096 Chronicity and homelessness
Sonia Panadero - Complutense University of
Madrid, Madrid - Spain
Pablo Roca - Complutense University of Madrid,
Madrid - Spain
Rosa María Martín - University of Alcalá, Alcalá de
Henares - Spain
Carolina Marín - Complutense University of
Madrid, Madrid - Spain
José Juan Vázquez - University of Alcalá, Alcalá de
Henares - Spain
• 097 Does lower cognitive ability
contribute to greater prejudice?
Kristof Dhont - University of Kent, Canterbury United Kingdom
Gordon Hodson - Brock University, St. Catharines
- Canada
• 098 Narratives of identity and
psychological well-being: The case of
international students in Turkey
Elif Çelebi - Istanbul Şehir University, Istanbul Turkey
Rümeysa Öztürk - Istanbul Şehir University,
Istanbul - Turkey
• 099 REPEATED THE CIRCUIT OF VIOLENCE
Glaucia Regina Vianna - Federal University of the
State of Rio de Janeiro, Rio De Janeiro - Brazil
Francisco Ramos Farias - Federal University of the
State of Rio de Janeiro, Rio De Janeiro - Brazil
• 100 The effect of Behavioral Inhibition
System on emotions after mild
and severe exclusion
Joanna Rajchert - The Maria Grzegorzewska
Academy of Special Education, Warsaw - Poland
Karolina Konopka - The Maria Grzegorzewska
Academy of Special Education, Warsaw
- Poland
• 101 The effect of intergroup permeability
on in-group identity of excluded members
Chikae Isobe - Chiba University, Chiba - Japan
D · Work and organization
01 - HR Assessment and Development
• 102 A Study on the Occupational Factors
Influencing Job Satisfaction among
Educational-Caring Hospitals Nurses
Morteza Charkhabi - University of Verona, Verona
- Italy
Mahsa Darvishi - Shahid Chamran University,
Ahvaz - Iran
Davoud Hayati - National Iranian Oil Company,
Tehran - Iran
Somaye Shooli Bandarrigi Zadeh - Shahid
Chamran University, Ahvaz - Iran
• 103 Differential Effects of Positive,
Negative and No Feedback on a Novel Task
Ümran Yüce Selvi - Middle East Technical
H. Canan Sümer - Middle East Technical
• 104 Emotional Intelligence and
Psychological Resiliency: Predictors of
Job burnout Among Iranian Employees
Morteza Charkhabi - University of Verona, Verona
- Italy
Davoud Hayati - National Iranian Oil Company,
Tehran - Iran
• 105 Examination of the links between
the Big Five Factors and innovative
behaviour in the context of an innovative
software engineering job
Teresa Rebelo - University of Coimbra, Coimbra
- Portugal
Nuno Rodrigues - University of Coimbra, Coimbra
- Portugal
• 106 Gender stereotypes against women
managers: 2009-2014 literature review
Ana M. Castaño-Pérez - University of Oviedo,
Oviedo - Spain
Antonio L. García-Izquierdo - University of Oviedo,
Oviedo - Spain
• 107 Reading the Act of prohibition
of discriminations: effects on facial
attractiveness and sex bias in selection
decision
Tzyy-Jiun Lung - Business management, Hsin Chu
- Taiwan, Province of China • 108 Standardization of the Achievement
Motivation Inventory in Croatia
Krunoslav Matešić - Naklada Slap, Zagreb - Croatia
Valentina Ružić - Naklada Slap, Zagreb - Croatia
Bojana Ćoso - Independent researcher, Rijeka - Croatia
• 109 The social desirability in the selection
interview situation
Eva Gladyszová - Palacký University Olomouc,
Olomouc - Czech Republic
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Olga Pechová - Palacký University Olomouc,
Daniel Dostál - Palacký University Olomouc,
02 - Leadership and Entrepreneurship
• 110 A contribution to the Italian
adaptation of the DestructiveConstructive Leadership Questionnaire
Andrea Bobbio - University of Padova, Padua - Italy
Stig Berge Matthiesen - BI Norwegian Business
School, Bergen - Norway
Anna Maria Manganelli - University of Padova,
Padua - Italy
Stäle Einarsen - University of Bergen, Bergen Norway
• 111 Becoming a Missionary Founder:
An Identity-based Approach
Chung-Jen Chien - National Taiwan University,
Taipei - Taiwan, Province of China
Bor-Shiuan Cheng - National Taiwan University,
• 112 Can successful managers
and entrepreneurs develop soft skills?
A longitudinal study on a sample
of Executive DBA students
Artur Domurat - University of Warsaw, Warsaw
- Poland
Katarzyna Idzikowska - Kozminski University,
Warsaw - Poland
• 113 Collective-Oriented Authoritarian
Leadership: Construct and Measurement
Development
Wan-Ju Chou - National Taiwan University, Taipei Taiwan, Province of China
Bor-Shiuan Cheng - National Taiwan University,
Stefano Albertini - Azienda Ospedaliero
Universitaria S. Orsola-Malpighi di Bologna,
Bologna - Italy
Guido Sarchielli - Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna, Bologna - Italy
Arianna Montali - Azienda Ospedaliero
Bologna - Italy
Francesca Montali - Azienda Ospedaliero
Bologna - Italy
Ilaria Nonni - Azienda Ospedaliero
Bologna - Italy
Lucia Bencivenni - AUSL Romagna,
Ravenna - Italy
Mario Cavalli - AUSL Romagna, Ravenna - Italy
Giovanni De Plato - Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna, Bologna - Italy
• 119 The influence of leadership style
on attitude to manager and readiness
for close cooperation
Ewa Magier-Lakomy - Gdansk School of Banking,
Gdansk - Poland
• 120 The relationship between paternalistic
leadership and employee withdrawal: Does
organizational justice matter?
Feng-Hsia Kao - National Taiwan University, Taipei
- Taiwan, Province of China Min-Ping Huang - Yuan Ze University, Taoyuan Taiwan, Province of China
• 121 Who leads whom? – Differential
effects of professional leaders on
change climate in health care teams
Daniel Schwarzkopf - Jena University Hospital,
Jena - Germany
Jörg Felfe - Helmut Schmidt University, Hamburg
- Germany
Frank Bloos - Jena University Hospital, Jena Germany
• 114 EXTENSION PROGRAM “RINEPE” IN THE
FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF CEARÁ BRAZIL
Antonio Ribeiro-Tupinamba - Federal University of
Ceará Brazil, Fortaleza - Brazil
Raquel Liborio-Feitosa - Federal University of
Ceará Brazil, Fortaleza - Brazil
Amanda Aragão - Federal University of Ceará
Brazil, Fortaleza - Brazil
João Pedro Oliveira - Federal University of Ceará
Brazil, Fortaleza - Brazil
• 122 PROACTIVE COPING AND ADAPTATION
OUTCOMES AMONG ORGANIZATIONAL
NEWCOMERS
Katarzyna Slebarska - University of Silesia,
Katowice - Poland
• 115 Fostering entrepreneurship: Which
outcomes for entrepreneurial education?
Michela Loi - University of Cagliari, Cagliari - Italy
Maria Chiara Di Guardo - University of Cagliari,
Cagliari - Italy
• 123 Work Longer Or Live Smarter? Striving
for Desirable Work Time Arrangements
in Diverse Cultural Contexts
Luo Lu - National Taiwan University, Taipei Taiwan, Province of China
• 116 It’s about Time: Effects of Temporal
Perspective Leadership on Individual
Performance
Tzu-Ting Lin - National Chengchi University, Taipei
- Taiwan, Province of China
Bor-Shiuan Cheng - National Chengchi University,
• 117 Polish adaptation of the Authentic
Leadership Questionnaire
Karolina Wałachowska - The John Paul II Catholic
Kamila Zych -The John Paul II Catholic University
of Lublin, Lublin - Poland
Agata Wajda - The John Paul II Catholic University
Wiktor Razmus - The John Paul II Catholic
• 118 Servant Medical Leaders conduct
more efficient Clinical Units: a study in
the Healthcare of Emilia-Romagna Region
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06 - Labour Market, Unemployment
and Flexicurity
E · Health and clinical intervention
01 - Assessing and accrediting quality
of psychotherapy training and practice
• 124 ANALYSIS ON CHARACTERISTICS
AND EFFECT SIZE OF KOREA’S YOUTH
DEPRESSION TREATMENT PROGRAM:
VERIFICATION OF EFFECT SIZE THROUGH
A MULTI-LAYER META-ANALYSIS
Jung-A Gwon - Soonchunhyang University,
Asan-Si - Republic of Korea
Yunhee Lee - SNU Multiple Intelligence &
Creativity Research Center, Seoul National
University of Korea, Seoul - Republic Of Korea
• 125 EFFECTIVENESS OF ACCEPTANCE AND
COMMITMENT GROUP THERAPY (ACT)
ON METACOGNITIVE BELIEFS
OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Ebrahim Rahmany - Razi University, Kermanshah
- Iran
• 126 PARALLEL PROCESS IN PSYCHOTHERAPY
SUPERVISION
Ali Can Gök - Middle East Technical University,
Ankara - Turkey
• 127 PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A COGNITIVEBEHAVIORAL THERAPY FOR CONVICTED
TEENAGERS WHO ARE CONSUMERS
OF DRUGS
Roberto Oropeza Tena - Universidad Michoacana
de San Nicolás de Hidalgo, Morelia - Mexico
Monica Fulgencio Juarez - Universidad
Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo, Morelia
- Mexico
• 128 THE EFFECTS OF MICROCOUNSELING
ON COUNSELOR ACTIVITY SELF-EFFICACY
IN THE NOVICE COUNSELOR
Hayato Kawagoshi - Tezukayama University,
Nara - Japan
02 - Psychodiagnosis
• 129 EFFECT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS
ON MENTAL STATUS OF FEMALE STUDENTS
WITH BEHAVIOURAL DISORDERS
Zahra Ghazavi - Isfahan University Of Medical
Sciences, Esfahan - Iran
Fariba Taleghani - Isfahan University Of Medical
Fateme Keshani - Isfahan University Of Medical
Forooz Keshani - Isfahan University Of Medical
• 130 MEASURES OF WISCONSIN CARD
SORTING TEST PERFORMANCE IN ADULT
PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENTS AND HEALTHY
SUBJECTS
Vytautas Jurkuvėnas - Vilnius University, Vilnius
- Lithuania
• 131 PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF
LITHUANIAN VERSION OF THE ADJUSTMENT
DISORDERS INSTRUMENT
Paulina Zelviene - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
Evaldas Kazlauskas - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
Jonas Eimontas - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
• 132 RELATIONSHIP AMONG SOCIAL VALUES
AND OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER:
AN INVESTIGATION ON SYMPTOMS
AND COGNITIONS IN A COMMUNITY
SAMPLE
Orcun Yorulmaz - Dokuz Eylul University, Izmir
- Turkey
Oya Karaali Aktaş - Uludağ University, Bursa Turkey
• 133 SUICIDE RISK FACTORS OF CONSCRIPTED
SOLDIERS
Christoph Kabas - Austrian Armed Forces,
Psychological Service, Vienna - Austria
Gerald Moser - Austrian Armed Forces,
Christian Langer - Austrian Armed Forces,
• 134 SYMPTOMS OF POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS
DISORDER AND DEPRESSION AMONG
SYRIAN REFUGEES IN A REFUGEE CAMP, TURKEY
Ceren Acarturk - Istanbul Şehir University,
Istanbul - Turkey
Mustafa Cetinkaya - Istanbul University, Istanbul
- Turkey
Ibrahim Senay - Istanbul Şehir University,
Istanbul - Turkey
Shigeo Sakurai - University of Tsukuba, Ibaraki
- Japan
• 135 UNDERSTANDING PSYCHOLOGICAL
PROCESSES OF SCHIZO-OBSESSIVE PATIENTS
WITH RORSCHACH INKBLOT TEST
Ahmet Güler - NPIstanbul Neuropsychiatry
Hospital, Istanbul - Turkey
Zeynep Güney - Fatih Sultan Mehmet Waqf
University, Istanbul - Turkey
Cenk Varlık - Bakirkoy Prof. Dr. Mazhar Osman
Research and Training Hospital for Psychiatry,
Istanbul - Turkey
• 143 THE PROGNOSIS OF PEOPLE WITH HABITUAL
WRIST CUTTING BEAHAVIOR - WITH RORSCHACH
TEST
Sanae Aoki - University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba Japan
• 136 VALIDATION OF THE KOREAN VERSION
OF THE BRIEF NEGATIVE SYMPTOM SCALE
Eunju Jaekal - Korea University, Seoul - Republic
of Korea
Kee-Hong Choi - Korea University, Seoul Republic of Korea
03 - Personality assessment
• 144 UTILITY OF NETWORK META-ANALYSIS FOR
STUDYING THE STRUCTURE OF PERSONALITY
Laura Nuño - Hospital Clinic of Barcelona,
Barcelona - Spain
Fernando Gutiérrez - Hospital Clinic of Barcelona,
Barcelona - Spain
Tania B. Huedo-Medina - University
of Connecticut, Storrs - United States
Juan Miguel Garrido - Hospital Clinic
of Barcelona, Barcelona - Spain
04 - Psychoanalysis and Psychodynamic
Psychotherapies
• 137 CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT
OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE ASSESSING
THE RELATION WITH AUTHORITY
Neringa Grigutytė - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
Gražina Gudaitė - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
• 145 CONSCIOUSNESS AND TECHNOLOGY
Alessia Pagliaro - Private Practitioner, Naples - Italy
• 138 DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION
OF THE LATVIAN CLINICAL PERSONALITY TEST
Viktorija Perepjolkina - Riga Stradins University,
Riga - Latvia
Jelena Kolesnikova - Riga Stradins University,
Riga - Latvia
Kristine Martinsone - Riga Stradins University,
Riga - Latvia
Ainars Stepens - Riga Stradins University, Riga
- Latvia
• 147 PSYCHOANALYTIC-ORIENTED
PSYCHOTHERAPY IN A PSYCHIATRY WARD
Iara Giraldi - Hospital das Clínicas da FMRP University of São Paulo, Ribeirão Preto - Brazil
Edson Scherer - Hospital das Clínicas da FMRP University of São Paulo, Ribeirão Preto - Brazil
• 139 MEDIATING ROLE OF EGO STRENGTH
ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ATTACHMENT
STYLES AND COGNITIVE EMOTION REGULATION
STRATEGIES
Tehran - Iran
Mohammad Mahdi Asadi - University of Tehran,
Tehran - Iran
Fahime Tavalaeyan - University of Tehran, Tehran
- Iran
• 140 PRESENT TIME PERSPECTIVE AND
EXPERIENCE OF PAIN. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Malgorzata Sobol-Kwapinska - The John
Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Lublin Poland
Przemyslaw Babel - Jagiellonian University,
Krakow - Poland
Wlodzimierz Plotek - Poznan University
of Medical Sciences, Poznan - Poland
• 141 THE COMPARISON OF PERSONALITY TYPES
IN PATIENTS WITH VASCULAR HEADACHE
AND TENSION-TYPE HEADACHE
Leila Darabi Mahboub - Mashhad University
of Medical Sciences, Mashhad - Iran
Amir Rezaei Ardani - Mashhad University
Navid Nourizadeh - Mashhad University
Sara Shahriari - Mashhad University of Medical
Sciences, Mashhad - Iran
• 142 THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE JAPANESE
VERSION OF ASPIRATION INDEX
Takuma Nishimura - University of Tokyo, Tokyo
- Japan
Takashi Suzuki - Kochi University of Technology,
Kochi - Japan
• 146 DOES THE PATIENT’S ALWAYS RIGHT?
TOWARDS A MORE ETHICAL CARE
Mariacristina Migliardi - Azienda Ospedaliera
della Provincia di Pavia, Voghera - Italy
• 148 SHORT-TERM GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR
PREADOLESCENTS: DESCRIPTION OF A CLINICAL
EXPERIENCE
Fiorenzo Ranieri - USL 8 Arezzo, Arezzo - Italy
Lucia Pitti - USL 8 Arezzo, Arezzo - Italy
Marta Stoppielli - USL 8 Arezzo, Arezzo - Italy
• 149 STORIES’ WORKSHOP IN A PSYCHIATRIC
WARD: THE EXPERIENCE WITH “THE WAR OF
TROY” AND THE “ODYSSEY”
Iara Giraldi - Hospital das Clínicas da FMRP University of São Paulo, Ribeirão Preto - Brazil
Lidia Campanelli - Sociedade Brasileira de
Psicanálise de Ribeirão Preto, Ribeirão Preto Brazil
Ligia Antonio - Hospital das Clínicas da FMRP University of São Paulo, Ribeirão Preto - Brazil
• 150 WHY JAPANESE WOMEN ARE ATTRACTED TO
HULA KAHIKO (HAWAIIAN TRADITIONAL HULA)?:
MYTHS OF GODDESSES KAPO AND LAKA
Miho Yamada - Shujitsu University, Okayama Japan
Tsuyoshi Yamada - Okayama University, Okayama
- Japan
05 - Evidence based psychotherapies
• 151 BEHAVIOR THERAPY OF ARACHNOPHOBIA.
A CLASSIFICATION OF THE THERAPEUTIC
TECHNIQUES BASED ON THE PROCESSES
OF LEARNING
Anna Ziolkowska - University of Social Sciences
Przemyslaw Babel - Jagiellonian University,
Krakow - Poland
• 152 EVALUATION OF PSYCHO-SOCIAL
INTERVENTIONS ABOUT ANTI-PSYCHOTIC
TREATMENT IN OUTPATIENTS WITH
SCHIZOPHRENIA: RESULTS OF INSIGHT
AND QUALITY OF LIFE
Michiko Miyamori - Tohoku Fukushi University,
Miyagi - Japan
Mamoru Nakagaki - Nakagaki Hospital, Hokkaido
- Japan
Suguru Iwano - Health Sciences University
of Hokkaido, Hokkaido - Japan
• 153 EXPOSURE-BASED TREATMENT OF IRRITABLE
BOWEL SYNDROME: A SINGLE-CASE STUDY
Ezgi Tuna - Middle East Technical University,
Ankara - Turkey
• 154 INFLUENCE OF ANIMAL-ASSISTED THERAPY
(AAT) ON THE ATTACHMENT REPRESENTATIONS
OF YOUTH IN RESIDENTIAL CARE
Alexander Muela - University of the Basque
Country, San Sebastián - Spain
Nekane Balluerka - University of the Basque
Nora Amiano - Association of Animal and Nature
Assisted Therapy, San Sebastián - Spain
Miquel Caldentey - Association of Animal and
Nature Assisted Therapy, San Sebastián - Spain
• 155 INTERNET BASED THERAPY VERSUS FACE-TOFACE THERAPY: COMPARISON OF THERAPIST AND
CLIENT EVALUATIONS OF THERAPEUTIC ALLIANCE
Jonas Eimontas - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
Paulina Želvienė - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
Aurelija Slavinskaitė - Vilnius University, Vilnius
- Lithuania
• 156 METHODOLOGICAL QUALITY OF STUDIES:
THE CASE OF PSYCHOTHERAPY RESEARCH
Angela Berrio - University of Barcelona, Barcelona
- Spain
Viviana Carmona - University of Barcelona,
Barcelona - Spain
Juana Gómez - Benito - University of Barcelona,
Barcelona - Spain
• 157 OPERATIONAL PRINCIPLES OF ACCEPTANCE
AND COMMITMENT THERAPY AND SCHEMA
THERAPY. IS INTEGRATION POSSIBLE?
Lorenzo Bertinelli - Private Practitioner, Parma Italy
• 158 PROMOTING JOINT ATTENTION FOR TODDLERS
WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER: A DYNAMIC
MOVEMENT-BASED JOINT ENGAGEMENT MODEL
Tsung-Chin Lee - National Chengchi University,
Ching-Lin Chu - National Cheng Kung University
Hospital, Tainan - Taiwan, Province of China
Chung-Hsin Chiang - National Chengchi
University, Taipei - Taiwan, Province Of China
• 159 REDUCTION OF CHRONIC STRESS IN
YOUNGER CHILDREN THROUGH BLOCK PLAY
Tomoaki Adachi - Miyagi Gakuin Women’s
Kazuki Takashima - Tohoku University, Senda - Japan
Toshiki Hosoi - Tohoku University, Sendai - Japan
Yoshifumi Kitamura - Tohoku University, Sendai
- Japan
• 160 THE EFFECT OF A BRIEF THERAPY
FOR CHRONIC DISEASE IN PATIENTS’
ADJUSTMENT TO DISEASE
Paulina Quiroz Friedman - National Institute
of Medical Science and Nutrition Salvador
Zubirán, Mexico City - Mexico
Alfonso Gulías Herrero - National Institute
Natasha Alcocer Castillejos - National Institute
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Sofía Sánchez Román - National Institute
José Sifuentes Osornio - National Institute of
Medical Science and Nutrition Salvador Zubirán,
Mexico City - Mexico
• 161 THE EFFECT OF GROUP COUNSELLING BASED
ON COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL APPROACH
ON SOCIAL ANXIETY, REJECTION SENSITIVITY
AND INTERPERSONAL SENSITIVITY
Fatma Sapmaz - Sakarya University, Sakarya - Turkey
Mustafa Koç - Sakarya University, Sakarya - Turkey
• 162 USE OF EMDR THERAPY IN PAIN
MANAGEMENT
Marie-Jo Brennstuhl - University of Lorraine,
Metz - France
Fanny Bassan - University of Lorraine, Metz France
Cyril Tarquinio - University of Lorraine, Metz France
F · EXPO 2015 Hot Topics
03 - Consumer behaviour
• 163 ADVERTISING INFORMATION CONTENT,
CONSUMERS’ ATTENTION, AND CONSUMER
VALUES: STUDY OF AN ADVERTISING WEBSITE
Masami Asakawa - Bunkyo University, Chigasaki
- Japan
Masao Okano - Bunkyo University, Chigasaki Japan
• 164 CONCEPTUALIZATION AND MEASURING
BRAND IMAGE IN MOTIVATIONAL PERSPECTIVE
• 165 COUNTRY OF ORIGIN BIAS IN CONSUMER
BEHAVIOR REFERRING TO SERVICES –
AN INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON
Gdansk - Poland
Monika Boguszewicz-Kreft - Gdansk School
of Banking, Gdansk - Poland
• 166 IS NON-VARIETY BORING? THE PERCEPTION
OF PEOPLE WHO PREFER NON-VARIETY
OR VARIETY IN CONSUMING
Katarzyna Stasiuk - Maria Curie-Sklodowska
University, Lublin - Poland
• 167 LINKING EMOTION WORK TO CUSTOMER
SATISFACTION AND LOYALTY
Silvia Ortiz - University of Balearic Islands, Palma
de Mallorca - Spain
• 168 RECALL OF SLOGANS PRESENTED IN PLAIN
TEXT, IN TEXT WITH THEIR LOGO, OR AUDITORILY:
AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
Sara Verbrugge - University of Leuven - KU
Leuven, Leuven - Belgium
Natacha Goos - University of Leuven - KU Leuven,
Leuven - Belgium
• 169 RTMS AND INDIVIDUAL TRAIT EFFECTS
ON DECISION-MAKING: STUDY ABOUT
ADVERTISING AND CONSUMER PREFERENCE
IN NEUROMARKETING
Federica Leanza - Catholic University of Milan,
Milan - Italy
Irene Venturella - Catholic University of Milan,
Milan - Italy
Michela Balconi - Catholic University of Milan,
Milan - Italy
• 170 SELF-MONITORING, SOURCE OF
INFORMATION AND LUXURY GOODS PREFERENCE
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Artur Domurat - University of Warsaw, Warsaw
- Poland
Małgorzata Niesiobędzka - University of Gdańsk,
Gdańsk - Poland
Anna Maria Zawadzka - University of Gdańsk,
Gdańsk - Poland
• 171 THE IMPACT OF A BRAND ACTIVATION
EXPERIENCE AT THE CONSUMER LEVEL
Marília Prada - ISCTE-IUL - Instituto Universitário
de Lisboa, Lisbon - Portugal
Inês Rosa - ISPA - Instituto Universitário, Lisbon
- Portugal
Cláudia Azevedo - ISCTE-IUL - Instituto
• 172 THE INFLUENCE OF POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE
EMOTIONS IN ADVERTISING ON EVALUATION,
DECISION MAKING AND MEMORIZING
Gdansk - Poland
Monika Pawlowska - University of Social Sciences
and Humanities, Sopot - Poland
• 173 THE NUMBER OF ELEMENTS OF BRAND
LOGOS AND THEIR INFLUENCE IN THE MEREEXPOSURE EFFECT
Manuel Rojas - University of Los Andes, Bogotá
- Colombia
POSTERS
Wednesday 8
Afternoon 15.25 - 16.10
04 - Psychobiology
• 001 ANALYSING DREAMS THROUGH BIOLOGY:
A NEW PERSPECTIVE
Floriana De Angelis - University College London,
London - United Kingdom
• 002 COMPARISON OF STRESS- AND LPSINDUCED DEPRESSIVE BEHAVIOURS AND
THE CHANGES OF CENTRAL INFLAMMATORY
CYTOKINES MRNA IN RATS
Xi-ting Guan - Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Beijing - China
Wen-juan Lin - Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Beijing - China
Ming-ming Tang - Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Beijing - China
• 003 DIFFERENTIAL PERIFERAL PHYSIOLOGICAL
RESPONSES TO DISTRESS SIGNALS IN MALE
ADULTS ARE MEDIATED BY ATTACHMENT
STYLES
Arianna Dalsant - University of Trento, Trento Italy
Anna Truzzi - University of Trento, Trento Italy
Kazuyuki Shinohara - Nagasaki University,
Nagasaki - Japan
Gianluca Esposito - Nanyang Technological
University, Singapore - Singapore
• 004 EFFECTS OF EMOTION REGULATION
DIFFICULTIES ON THE TONIC AND PHASIC
CARDIAC AUTONOMIC RESPONSE
Guillaume Berna - University of Lille, Villeneuve
d’Ascq - France
Laurent Ott - University of Lille, Villeneuve d’Ascq
- France
Jean-Louis Nandrino - University of Lille,
Villeneuve d’Ascq - France
• 005 Impact of psychological factors
on the lipids in patients with coronary
heart disease: the mediating role
of health related behaviors
Mohammadreza Seirafi - Islamic Azad University,
Alburz - Iran
Hassan Ahadi - Islamic Azad University, Alburz
- Iran
Sadegh Taghilo - Islamic Azad University, Astara
- Iran
Farokh Haghrangbar - Islamic Azad University,
Alburz - Iran
Elena Nikolaeva - Herzen State Pedagogical
University, Saint Petersburg - Russian
Federation
Svetlana Kotova - Herzen State Pedagogical
• 009 WHITE MATTER ALTERATIONS AND
SYMPTOM DIMENSIONS MODELS IN OBSESSIVE
COMPULSIVE DISORDER: A DTI STUDY
Laura Muzzarelli - IRCSS San Raffaele Hospital;
Vita-Salute San Raffaele University, Milan - Italy
Mario Mazza - IRCSS San Raffaele Hospital; VitaSalute San Raffaele University, Milan - Italy
Irene Bollettini - IRCSS San Raffaele Hospital;
Sara Poletti - IRCSS San Raffaele Hospital; VitaSalute San Raffaele University, Milan - Italy
Enrico Smeraldi - IRCSS San Raffaele Hospital;
Francesco Benedetti - IRCSS San Raffaele
Hospital; Vita-Salute San Raffaele University,
Milan - Italy
05 - Genes-environment interplay
and behaviour
• 010 GENETIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL OVERLAP
BETWEEN COGNITIVE ATYPICALITIES
AND AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER (ASD)
Victoria Brunsdon - King’s College London,
Emma Colvert - King’s College London, London United Kingdom
Social Relationships Study Team - King’s College
London, London - United Kingdom
Fruhling Rijsdijk - King’s College London, London
- United Kingdom
Patrick Bolton - King’s College London, London United Kingdom
Francesca Happé - King’s College London, London
- United Kingdom
• 011 INDIVIDUAL AND CONTEXTUAL INFLUENCES
IN THE PRACTICE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY:
A MULTILEVEL ANALYSIS
Susana Barradas - University of Los Andes, Bogotá
- Colombia
Carolyn Finck - University of Los Andes, Bogotá
- Colombia
Olga Lucía Sarmiento - University of Los Andes,
Bogotá - Colombia
• 012 POST-DIVORCE MOTHER-CHILD
RELATIONSHIP AND SELF-ESTEEM AMONG
ADOLESCENTS
Nooshin Sabour Esmaeili - University of Fribourg,
Fribourg - Switzerland
Dominik Schoebi - University of Fribourg,
Fribourg - Switzerland
06 - Cognitive neurosciences
and neuroimaging
• 006 NEURO-GLIAL DISTURBANCES
IN SCHIZOPHRENIA
Jonathan Adrian Zegarra Valdivia - Autonomous
University of Madrid, Madrid - Spain; Universidad
Católica San Pablo, Arequipa - Peru
Brenda Nadia Chino-Vilca - University of Navarra,
Navarra - Spain
• 013 DYSFUNCTIONAL REWARD MECHANISMS
IN ADDICTION DISEASE AND GAMBLING
BEHAVIOR
Roberta Finocchiaro - Catholic University of Milan,
Milan - Italy
Milan - Italy
• 007 POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER
AND POSTTRAUMATIC GROWTH IN PARENTS
OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENT WITH CANCER
Hazal Ayas - Üsküdar University, Istanbul - Turkey
Gulay Dirik - Dokuz Eylül University, Izmir - Turkey
• 014 FUNCTIONAL NEUROIMAGING OF MAJOR
DEPRESSIVE DISORDER (MDD) IN YOUTH:
A META-ANALYSIS
Chris Miller - Stanford University, Stanford United States
Paul Hamilton - Laureate Institute for Brain
Research, Tulsa - United States
Matthew Sacchet - Stanford University, Stanford
- United States
• 008 THE CONNECTIONS OF THE PARAMETERS
OF SENSORIMOTOR INTEGRATION WITH
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
Ian Gotlib - Stanford University, Stanford - United
States
• 015 HAND LATERALITY TASK AND BODY
REPRESENTATION – SUGGESTIONS FROM
NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH
Magdalena Gontarczyk - Maria Curie-Sklodowska
• 016 IS VIDEO GAME TRAINING
EFFECTIVE TO IMPROVE WORKING
MEMORY IN OLDER ADULTS?
Pilar Toril Barrera - National University of Distance
Education (UNED), Madrid - Spain
• 017 MESOCORTICOLIMBIC FUNCTIONAL
CONNECTIVITY IN PSYCHOTIC DISORDER:
AN ANALYSIS OF PROXY GENETIC
AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS
Sanne Peeters - Maastricht University, Maastricht
- Netherlands
Ed Gronenschild - Maastricht University,
Maastricht - Netherlands
Vincent van de Ven - Maastricht University,
Petra Habets - Maastricht University, Maastricht Netherlands
Rainer Goebel - Maastricht University, Maastricht
- Netherlands
Jim van Os - Maastricht University, Maastricht Netherlands
Machteld Marcelis - Maastricht University,
• 018 PARIETAL AND PREFRONTAL
ACTIVATION DURING RECEIVING DELAYED
VISUAL FEEDBACK OF ONE’S OWN HAND
MOVEMENTS: A NIRS STUDY
Takahiro Hisazaki - Kyushu Lutheran College,
Kumamoto - Japan
Shinichi Hirata - Sakuragaoka Hospital,
Kumamoto - Japan
Ryuji Fukuhara - Kumamoto University,
Kumamoto - Japan
Manabu Ikeda - Kumamoto University,
Kumamoto - Japan
• 019 SHORT-TERM MEDITATION INCREASES
BLOOD FLOW IN ANTERIOR CINGULATE CORTEX
AND INSULA
Yi-Yuan Tang - Texas Tech University, Lubbock United States
Rongxiang Tang - University of Texas at Austin,
Austin - United States
Michael Posner - University of Oregon, Eugene United States
07 - Sensation, perception and space
• 020 ASYMMETRICAL SPACE PROCESSING
IN 7-MONTH-OLDS: LEFT-TO-RIGHT
ORIENTATION FACILITATES LEARNING
OF ABSTRACT RULES
Hermann Bulf - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Valeria Gariboldi - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Maria Dolores de Hevia - Paris Descartes
University, Paris - France
Viola Macchi Cassia - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
• 021 BINAURAL BEAT IN SUBJECTIVE PAIN:
A PILOT STUDY TO INVESTIGATE BINAURAL
BEAT’S EFFECTS USING THE PAIN-RELATED SEP
Midori Hashimoto - Hiroshima University, Higahihiroshima - Japan
• 022 INFLUENCE OF EXPECTATIONS
ON TEMPORAL DISCRIMINATION
OF FLASHING COLOUR STIMULI
Henrikas Vaitkevicius - Vilnius University,
Vilnius - Lithuania
Rytis Stanikunas - Vilnius University,
Vilnius - Lithuania
Algimantas Svegzda - Vilnius University, Vilnius
- Lithuania
Vaiva Kulbokaite - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
Ausra Daugirdiene - Lithuanian University of
Educational Sciences, Vilnius - Lithuania
Remigijus Bliumas - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
• 023 ODOR STIMULI INFLUENCE THE SPATIAL
EXPLORATORY STRATEGIES
OF THE ENVIRONMENT
Justine Blampain - University of Lille 3,
Nicolas Couaillier - University of Lille 3, Villeneuve
d’Ascq - France
Solène Kalénine - University of Lille 3, Villeneuve
d’Ascq - France
Yvonne Delevoye-Turrell - University of Lille 3,
• 024 OPTO-KINETIC NYSTAGMUS
CHARACTERISTICS AS INDICATORS
OF THE VECTION ILLUSION
Artem Kovalev - Lomonosov Moscow State
Galina Menshikova - Lomonosov Moscow
State University, Moscow - Russian Federation
Oxana Klimova - Lomonosov Moscow State
• 025 PERCEPTION OF TACTILE AND PAIN STIMULI
DURING CROSSED AND UNCROSSED HANDS
POSITION
Karolina Swider - Jagiellonian University,
Krakow - Poland
Eligiusz Wronka - Jagiellonian University,
Krakow - Poland
• 026 PERFORMANCE IN A MENTAL ROTATION
TRAINING PROGRAM AND ITS RELATION
TO GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
AND VISUO-SPATIAL AND NUMERICAL
SKILLS IN 14 AND 15-YEARS-OLD
ADOLESCENTS
Antonio Rodán González - CEU - San Pablo
University, Madrid - Spain
María José Contreras Alcalde - National
University of Distance Education (UNED),
Madrid - Spain
María Rosa Elosúa de Juan - National
Madrid - Spain
Patricia Gimeno Galindo - Ministerio de
Educación de España, Madrid - Spain
Pedro Raúl Montoro Martínez - National
Madrid - Spain
Agustín Martínez Molina - University of Talca,
Talca - Chile
• 027 STUDYING THE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN
INTRINSIC GROUPING PRINCIPLES IN VISION
BY MEANS OF SUBJECTIVE MEASURES
Pedro R. Montoro - National University
of Distance Education (UNED), Madrid - Spain
Dolores Luna - National University of Distance
• 028 VIDEO GAMES AND CONTEXT EFFECTS
Bahtim Kutuk - Mersin University, Mersin Turkey
Aslı Aslan - Mersin University, Mersin - Turkey
• 029 VISUAL TEMPORAL GAP DETECTION ACROSS
SPATIAL FREQUENCY CHANNELS
Nobuyuki Hirose - Kyushu University, Fukuoka
- Japan
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Miwa Yamamoto - Kyushu University, Fukuoka
- Japan
Shuji Mori - Kyushu University, Fukuoka - Japan
12 - Intelligence and cognitive
functioning
• 030 DECISION MAKING IN MEXICAN CHILDREN
AFTER TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
Sarah Fuentes Limas - National Autonomus
University of Mexico, Mexico City - Mexico
Maura Jazmin Ramirez Flores - National
Autonomus University of Mexico, Mexico City Mexico
• 031 MORAL INTELLIGENCE RELATIONSHIP WITH
SOCIAL SUPPORT AMONG STUDENTS OF SHIRAZ
ISLAMIC AZAD UNIVERSITY
Sareh Behzadipoor - Islamic Azad University,
Shiraz - Iran
Sadrollah Khosravi - Islamic Azad University,
Firoozabad - Iran
Masoumeh Hamidi - Islamic Azad University,
Yasouj - Iran
• 032 NARRATIVE MODE AND MEMORIZING
OF AND REACTION TO THE SOCIAL EVENT
Mateusz Zatorski - University of Social Sciences
• 033 SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE AND COGNITIVE
ABILITIES AS PREDICTORS OF HIGH
MATHEMATICAL EFFECTIVENESS
Anna Budakova - National Research Tomsk State
University, Tomsk - Russian Federation
Valeriya Matsuta - National Research Tomsk State
Sergey Bogomaz - National Research Tomsk State
• 034 THE QUESTIONING ORIENTATION:
ITS EPISTEMIC AD POLITICAL POTENTIAL.
ORACLE-SPHINX MODEL
Catalin Mamali - Northeast Iowa Community
College, Dubuque - United States
• 035 THE ROLE MIDDLE ITEM ON PERFORMANCE
IN 2-BACK TASK
Kairi Kreegipuu - University of Tartu, Tartu Estonia
Ainika Jakobson - University of Tartu, Tartu Estonia
Maria Tamm - University of Tartu, Tartu - Estonia
Merle Havik - University of Tartu, Tartu - Estonia
Vahur Ööpik - University of Tartu, Tartu - Estonia
Saima Timpmann - University of Tartu, Tartu Estonia
Andres Burk - University of Tartu, Tartu Estonia
Jüri Allik - University of Tartu, Tartu - Estonia
B · Development and Education
03 - Learning and instruction
• 036 A PICTURE OF SMALL SCHOOL. INSIGHT
INTO SCHOOL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
AND WORKPLACE OF COMMUNITY HIGH
JUNIOR SCHOOL
Aleksandra Tłuściak-Deliowska - The Maria
Grzegorzewska Academy of Special Education,
Warsaw - Poland
Urszula Dernowska - The Maria Grzegorzewska
Academy of Special Education, Warsaw - Poland
• 037 A STUDY ON FACTORS AND STRATEGIES
TO HAVE FUN IN LEARNING AND TO FOSTER
COLLABORATION AND CREATIVITY
IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
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Maori Urakawa - Nagasaki Junshin Catholic
University, Nagasaki - Japan
Kumiko Yoshitake - Nagasaki Junshin Catholic
Yuka Iwase - Nagasaki Junshin Catholic University,
Nagasaki - Japan
Etsuko Hayashi - Nagasaki Junshin Catholic
• 038 A STUDY ON THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN KNOWLEDGE
INQUIRY SKILLS
Ruey-Yun Horng - National Chiao Tung University,
Hsinchu - Taiwan, Province of China
Po-Hui Lu - National Chiao Tung University,
• 039 A STUDY ON THE FACTORS AND TEACHING
STRATEGIES THAT INFLUENCE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL STUDENTS’ JOY IN LEARNING
IN JAPAN
Pei-Chun Liao - National Chiao Tung University,
Ssu-Kuang Chen - National Chiao Tung University,
Sunny S. J. Lin - National Chiao Tung University,
• 040 ARQUETYPE OF THE IDEAL PROFESSOR
Almudena Briones - European University
Jose María Lopez - European University
Jose Luis Martinez - European University
Lidia Moreno - European University of Madrid,
Madrid - Spain
Blanca Rodriguez - European University
• 041 BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF PSYCHOTHERAPY
ON SCHOOLING AND ITS CONTRIBUTION
TO DIDACTIC, METHODOLOGICAL
AND STRATEGIC INNOVATION
Anna Maria Cainfriglia - Private Practitioner,
Grottaferrata - Italy
• 042 BEYOND LEARNING ASSESSMENT.
A PILOT STUDY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT
OF A MODEL TO EVALUATE THE «EFFECTIVE
SCHOOL»
Valeria Cavioni - University of Pavia, Pavia - Italy
Christopher Clouder - Liceo dei Colli - Firenze Italy
• 043 COGNITIVE CORRELATES OF CHILDREN’S
SPELLING PROFICIENCY
Derek Berg - Queen’s University, Kingston Canada
• 044 DESIGN AND TEST OF A CONCEPTUAL
COMBINATION PRIMING PARADIGM
FOR IMAGINATION TRAINING
Ruey-Yun Horng - National Chiao Tung
Unviversity, Hsinchu - Taiwan, Province of China
Yu-Chuan Hung - National Chiao Tung Unviversity,
Christoph Burger - University of Veterinary
Daniel Nawrocik - University of Veterinary
Heinz Hans Florian Buchner - University of
Veterinary Medicine Vienna, Vienna - Austria
• 047 INTERNAL FACTOR OF SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT: TEACHING ENTREPRENEURSHIP
IN PRIMARY SCHOOL
Jelena Joksimovic - University of Belgrade,
Belgrade - Serbia
Sandra Djurovic - Faculty for Bussines Economy,
Bar - Montenegro
Alma Jeftic - International University of Sarajevo,
Sarajevo - Bosnia and Herzegowina
• 048 INTERVENTION PROGRAMS FOR
IMPROVING READING COMPREHENSION IN
HISPANIC POPULATION: META-ANALYSIS AND
INTERVENTION PROPOSAL
Brenda Nadia Chino-Vilca - University of Navarra,
Navarra - Spain
Jonathan Adrian Zegarra Valdivia - Autonomous
University of Madrid, Madrid - Spain; Universidad
Católica San Pablo, Arequipa - Peru
• 049 SELF-REGUALTION AND ON LINE SUPPORT
NETWORKS
Maria Lidia Mascia - University of Cagliari, Cagliari
- Italy
Mirian Agus - University of Cagliari, Cagliari - Italy
Maria Assunta Zanetti - University of Pavia, Pavia
- Italy
Eliano Pessa - University of Pavia, Pavia - Italy
Cagliari - Italy
• 050 TEACHER EDUCATION UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’
UNDERSTANDING OF LESSON PLANNING IN JAPAN
Takahiro Teramoto - Kokugakuin University, Tokyo
- Japan
Shigeki Kadoya - Nippon Sport Science University,
Tokyo - Japan
• 051 TEACHING WITH INFORMATION
AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS: A CASE FROM
SWITZERLAND
Loredana Addimando - University of Applied
Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland,
Locarno - Switzerland
Elena Casabianca - University of Applied Sciences
and Arts of Southern Switzerland, Locarno Switzerland
• 052 THE EFFECT OF ACADEMIC FACTORS
ON MENTAL HEALTH OF STUDENT
IN MIDDLE AND HIGH GRADE
Mohamad Madhi - University of Isfahan, Isfahan
- Iran
Amir Ghamarani - University of Isfahan, Isfahan
- Iran
Ahamad Yarmohamadian - University of Isfahan,
Isfahan - Iran
Saeid Jafarzadeh - University of Tehran, Tehran
- Iran
Ahmad Sharifi - PUniversity of Isfahan, Isfahan
- Iran
• 045 DIFFERENTIAL-DIAGNOSTIC MARKERS
OF THE UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTORS’ ACADEMIC
MOBILITY ON DIFFERENT STAGES OF THEIR
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Svitlana Paschenko - Taras Shevchenko National
Ivan Danyliuk - Taras Shevchenko National
Olena Vlasova - Taras Shevchenko National
• 053 THE EFFECT OF TSUNAGARI LEARNING
SYSTEM (TLS) ON THE LEARNERS WITH LOW
EFFICACY EXPECTATIONS
Ikuo Sawayama - Osaka University, Suita - Japan
Machiko Sannomiya - Osaka University, Suita Japan
Takafumi Terasawa - Okayama University,
Okayama - Japan
• 046 FOSTERING LEARNIG BY PROVIDING
FEEDBACK VIA CLINICAL ENCOUNTER CARDS:
PRACTICAL LESSONS FROM AUSTRIA
• 054 THE EFFECTS OF USING TABLET COMPUTERS
ON FIFTH GRADE STUDENTS’ MOTIVATION,
ENGAGEMENT AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
Barbara Roncevic Zubkovic - University of Rijeka,
Rijeka - Croatia
Svjetlana Kolic-Vehovec - University of Rijeka,
Rijeka - Croatia
Rosanda Pahljina-Reinic - University of Rijeka,
Rijeka - Croatia
• 055 THE INFLUENCE OF COLLABORATIVE
EMPOWERMENT ON TEACHER’S READING
PEDAGOGICAL CONTENT KNOWLEDGE
Pei-Yun Liu - National Dong Hwa University,
Hualien - Taiwan, Province of China
Alexander Barandiaran - University of Mondragon
Unibertsitatea, Eskoriatza - Spain
Eneko Sansinenea - University of the Basque
Elena López de Arana - University of Mondragon
Iñaki Larrea - University of Mondragon
• 056 THE RELATION BETWEEN EPISTEMOLOGICAL
BELIEFS, GOAL ORIENTATION,
AND METACOGNITION OF SECONDARY
SCHOOL STUDENTS IN TAIWAN:
AN INVESTIGATION ON THE MEDIATED-EFFECTS
MODEL
Pei-Yun Liu - National Dong Hwa University,
Hualien - Taiwan, Province of China
• 065 FRENCH SHORT-FORM OF THE PERSONAL
ASSESSMENT OF INTIMACY IN RELATIONSHIPS:
VALIDITY AND MEASUREMENT INVARIANCE
ACROSS GENDER
Emilie Constant - University of Lille 3, Villeneuve
d’Ascq - France
Fanny Vallet - University of Lille 3, Villeneuve
d’Ascq - France
Véronique Christophe - University of Lille 3,
Jean-Louis Nandrino - University of Lille 3,
• 057 THE ROLE OF CONTEXTUAL AND INDIVIDUAL
FEATURES IN “GRAPHICAL FACILITATION”
OF PROBABILISTIC STATISTICAL REASONING
Mirian Agus - University of Cagliari, Cagliari Italy
Cagliari - Italy
Maribel Peró-Cebollero - University of Barcelona,
Barcelona - Spain
Joan Guàrdia-Olmos - University of Barcelona,
Barcelona - Spain
• 066 NEW CHARACTERIZATION OF ROMANTIC
PASSION
Rozzana Sánchez-Aragón - National
Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico City
- Mexico
Berenice Jiménez-Rodríguez - National
- Mexico
Alejandra Elizabeth Pérez-Pérez - National
- Mexico
• 058 TIME MANAGEMENT AND THE
CONTRIBUTIONS OF METACOGNITIVE PROCESSES
AMONG PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS IN BRAZIL
Carlos Gomes - Universidade Paulista, ICH, Santos
- Brazil
Cristina Varanda - Universidade Paulista, ICH,
Santos - Brazil
• 067 PARENTAL ATTACHMENT STYLE,
COMMUNICATION FREQUENCY WITH PARENTS,
ATTITUDES OF COPING WITH STRESS AND
UNIVERSITY ADJUSTMENT IN FIRST-YEAR
COLLEGE STUDENTS
Selin Yilmaz - Abant Izzet Baysal University, Bolu
- Turkey
Meltem Anafarta Şendağ - Ufuk University,
Ankara - Turkey
04 - Attachment and intimate
relationships
• 059 ADULT ATTACHMENT STYLE AND HUMAN–PET
ATTACHMENT
Kumiko Fujioka - Yamagata University, Yamagata
- Japan
• 060 ATTACHMENT IN MIDDLE CHILDHOOD
AND CHILD’S SOCIAL PROBLEMS OVER
TWO YEARS’ TIME
Lina Gervinskaite-Paulaitiene - Vilnius University,
Vilnius - Lithuania
Rasa Barkauskiene - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
Izabele Grausliene - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
• 061 COLLEGE STUDENTS’ CLOSE RELATIONSHIPS
Zlatka Cugmas - University of Maribor, Maribor
- Slovenia
• 062 COUPLE INTERSUBJECTIVITY IN NEWLY
COMMITTED COUPLES
Claudia Chiarolanza - Sapienza University
of Rome, Rome - Italy
• 063 EXECUTIVE CONTROL OF MARRIED
AND COHABITING COUPLES: INTEGRATING
NEUROSCIENCES INTO FAMILY PSYCHOLOGY
Genevieve Bouchard - Université de Moncton,
Moncton - Canada
Jean Saint-Aubin - Université de Moncton,
Moncton - Canada
• 064 EXPLORATORY BEHAVIOR AND CAREGIVER
SENSITIVITY IN PRESCHOOL EDUCATION
Alexander Muela Muela - University of the
Basque Country, San Sebastián - Spain
• 068 SEXUAL FUNCTIONING IN A SAMPLE
OF SPANISH UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Víctor J. Villanueva - University of Zaragoza,
Teruel - Spain
Ana M. Ferruz - University of Zaragoza, Teruel Spain
Marta Roche - University of Zaragoza, Teruel Spain
Luna Salamero - University of Zaragoza, Teruel
- Spain
Ángel Castro - University of Zaragoza, Teruel Spain
• 069 STRESS SYMPTOMS AFTER SEPARATION:
THE ROLE OF ATTACHMENT STYLES
Yağmur Yağmurcu - Uludağ University, Bursa Turkey
Zeliha Bekçi - Yıldırım Beyazıt University, Ankara
- Turkey
Ayda Büyükşahin Sunal - Ankara University,
Ankara - Turkey
• 070 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ATTACHMENT
AND GENDER ROLES
Zeynep Saglam Balkan - Üsküdar University,
Istanbul - Turkey
Meltem Narter - Üsküdar University, Istanbul Turkey
• 071 THE SCALE OF ROMANTIC PARTNER’S
CHARACTERISTICS
Zlatka Cugmas - University of Maribor, Maribor
- Slovenia
• 072 TOWARDS A BETTER UNDERSTANDING
OF THE "SEXTING" PHENOMENON
Anik Ferron - Université du Québec à TroisRivières, Trois-Rivières- Canada
Yvan Lussier - Université du Québec à TroisRivières, Trois-Rivières- Canada
Camille Giroux-Benoît - Université du Québec à
Trois-Rivières, Trois-Rivières- Canada
Christopher Naud - Université du Québec à TroisRivières, Trois-Rivières- Canada
Audrey Brassard - Université de Sherbrooke,
Sherbrooke - Canada
C · Culture and society
01 - Ethics and deontology
• 073 THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF WHISTLE BLOWERS
IS AFFECTED BY THE DETERMINANTS OF THEIR
ACTS AND THE ASSOCIATED STRESS
Jimoon Lee - Yonsei University, Seoul - Republic
of Korea
02 - Family systems and processes
• 074 FAMILIES WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE:
CHARACTERIZATION, STRUCTURE, RISK FACTORS,
AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS
Eliana Piccoli Zordan - Universidade Regional
Integrada do Alto Uruguai e das Missões, Erechim
- Brazil
Mariash Piccoli Zordan - Universidade Regional
- Brazil
Talissa Rodrigues Rigo - Universidade Regional
- Brazil
• 075 FAMILY HAPPINESS IN A POST-MINING
COMMUNITY
Vicki Koen - North-West University, Potchefstroom
- South Africa
Elize S. Van Eeden - North-West University,
Potchefstroom - South Africa
• 076 FAMILY OF ORIGIN AND MARITAL
SATISFACTION IN MIDLIFE: A TAIWANESE SAMPLE
Kang-lin Yang - Fu Jen Catholic University, New
Taipei City - Taiwan, Province of China
• 077 FILIAL, PARENTAL, MARITAL,
AND COLLECTIVE FAMILY EFFICACY
BELIEFS – EXPERIENCES RELATED WITH
ADAPTATION OF INSTRUMENTS IN POLAND
Boguslawa Lachowska - The John Paul II Catholic
• 078 HOME ENVIRONMENT OF IMMIGRANT
ADOLESCENT IN THE UNITED STATES
Robert Bradley - Arizona State University, Tempe
- United States
Amy Pennar - Arizona State University, Tempe United States
Jennifer Glick - Arizona State University, Tempe United States
• 079 INTERGENERATIONAL COPING IN HEALTHY
AND DYSFUNCTIONAL FAMILIES
Marija Saporovskaja - Nekrasov Kostroma State
University, Kostroma - Russian Federation
• 080 JEALOUSY AND BETRAYAL OF CONCEPTIONS
IN POSTMODERNITY
Melina Trindade - Universidade Lusófona de
Humanidades e Tecnologias, Lisbon - Portugal
Helena Centeno Hintz - Domus - Centro de Terapia
de Casal e Família, Porto Alegre - Brazil
Isabela Machado da Silva - Domus - Centro de
Terapia de Casal e Família, Porto Alegre - Brazil
Jaqueline Soccol - Domus - Centro de Terapia de
Casal e Família, Porto Alegre - Brazil
Cristina Fiad Aragonez - Domus - Centro de
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Bruna Germano Cirelli - Domus - Centro de
Paula Hintz Baginski - Domus - Centro de Terapia
Marlei Rigo Bonissoni - Domus - Centro de
Juliane Bertuzzi Toschi - Domus - Centro de
Silvia Chwartzmann Halpern - Domus - Centro de
Edna Corral - Domus - Centro de Terapia de Casal
e Família, Porto Alegre - Brazil
Tamara de Andrade Alves Soares Domus - Centro de Terapia de Casal e Família,
Porto Alegre - Brazil
Patricia Galdino Lague - Domus - Centro de
Terapia de Casal e Família, Porto Alegre Brazil
Graziele Bronzatti - Domus - Centro de Terapia
• 081 "LIKE WESTERN FAMILIES? NOT REALLY":
PROFESSIONALS PERSPECTIVES’
ON SOUTHERN ANGOLAN FAMILY LIFE CYCLE
Tchilissila Alicerces Simões - University
of Coimbra, Coimbra - Portugal
Isabel Maria Marques Alberto - University
of Coimbra, Coimbra - Portugal
• 082 PARENTAL DIVORCE, INTERPARENTAL
CONFLICT, AND PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIPS
Klara Smith-Etxeberria - University of the Basque
Maria José Oriz-Barón - University of the Basque
Pedro Apodaca-Urquijo - University of the Basque
Country, Bilbao - Spain
• 083 PARENTAL STRATEGIES FOR CHILDREN´S
ADJUSTMENT TO DIVORCE ON ATTACHMENT
RELATED ANXIETY AND AVOIDANCE
IN EMERGING ADULTHOOD
Klara Smith-Etxeberria - University of the Basque
Maria José Oriz-Barón - University of the Basque
Pedro Apodaca-Urquijo - University of the Basque
Country, Bilbao - Spain
• 084 PREDICTED ROLES OF FAMILY
COMMUNICATION PATTERNS ON COGNITIVE
EMOTION REGULATION STYLES
IN STUDENTS OF SHIRAZ UNIVERSITIES
Masoud Mohammadi - Islamic Azad University,
Shiraz - Iran
Firoozabad - Iran
Yasouj - Iran
• 085 PSYCHOSOCIAL WELL-BEING
OF FAMILIES IN A SOUTH AFRICAN
CONTEXT: A PROSPECTIVE
MULTIFACTORIAL MODEL
Vicki Koen - North-West University, Potchefstroom
- South Africa
Chrizanne Van Eeden - North-West University,
Vanderbijlpark - South Africa
Sebastiaan Rothmann - North-West University,
Vanderbijlpark - South Africa
• 086 SELF-PERCEPTION AND EARLY
MALADAPTIVE SCHEMAS OF ADULTS WITH
DIFFERENT SIBLING POSITION
Maria Galimzyanova - Saint Petersburg State
• 087 STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF CLOSE
RELATIONSHIPS: A MULTICULTURAL
POINT OF VIEW
Zipi Hochdorf - Western Galilee College, Acre Israel
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• 088 THE EXPLORING ANALYSIS
OF THE ADHD CHILDREN’S FAMILY
RELATIONSHIP IN TAIWAN
Jen-Yi Wu - Kao-Yuan University, Kaohsiung Taiwan, Province of China
• 089 WOMEN IN RUSSIAN FAMILY: INTERGENERATIONAL TRANSLATION OF FAMILY
INTERACTION PATTERNS
Elena Kuftyak - Nekrasov Kostroma State
University, Kostroma - Russian Federation
• 090 YOUNG WOMEN’S PERSPECTIVES
ON THEIR PARENTS’ ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS
AFTER HAVING EXPERIENCED
PARENTAL DIVORCE
Fanie Collardeau - University of Victoria, Victoria
- Canada
Marion Ehrenberg - University of Victoria, Victoria
- Canada
09 - Media and communication
• 091 Families in Facebook: Does parentchild interaction in the Social Network
affect parent-child relationship?
Regalia Camillo - Catholic University of Milan,
Milan - Italy
Claudia Manzi - Catholic University of Milan,
Milan - Italy
• 092 IS AN UNINVOLVED ATTITUDE
ASSOCIATED WITH ONLINE
COMMUNICATION IN JAPANESE HIGH
SCHOOL STUDENTS?
Emi Miura - University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba - Japan
Fujio Yoshida - Tokyo Seitoku University, Yachiyo
- Japan
• 093 LEXICAL PATTERNS EMERGING FROM
THE DISCUSSION ABOUT THE GENDER
EQUALITY LAW IN THE SPANISH PRESS
Garbiñe Ortiz - University of the Basque Country,
Maider Larrañaga - University of the Basque
Arrate Agirrezabal - University of the Basque
Luixa Reizabal - University of the Basque Country,
Lorena Gil de Montes - University of the Basque
• 094 YOUTH CULTURE, MEDIA AND SCHOOL
CULTURE: A POSSIBLE DIALOGUE
Sueli Salva - Federal University of Santa Maria,
Santa Maria - Brazil
D · Work and organization
03 - Teams Performance
• 095 CTB - COGNITIVE TEAM BUILDING:
AN INNOVATIVE METHOD TO INCREASE
TEAMS PERFORMANCE
Riccardo Capozzi - Private Practitioner, Rome - Italy
• 096 FORESIGHT, GROUP REFLEXIVITY
AND COLLECTIVE TIME PERSPECTIVE
IN RUSSIAN MANAGERIAL TEAMS
Timofei Nestik - Russian Academy of Sciences,
Moscow - Russian Federation
• 097 OPTIMIZATION PROGRAM TEAM
PERFORMANCE BY LATERAL THINKING
TECHNIQUES IN THE TRAINING
OF LOW ENFORCEMENT
Androsiac Eugen Valentin - Ministry of Interior,
Bucharest - Romania
• 098 ORIENTATION ON TEAM ROLES
CONNECTION WITH GENERAL ENTERPRISING
TENDENCY AMONG WORKERS OF PRODUCTION
ENTERPRISES
Irina Bondarevskaya - G.S. Kostyuk Institute
of Psychology, Kiev - Ukraine
Alina Bezditko - G.S. Kostyuk Institute
of Psychology, Kiev - Ukraine
• 108 PERCEIVED EXCLUDABILITY IN WORKPLACE
AND BEHAVIORAL INTENTION TO ACQUIRE
CHILDCARE LEAVE: AN APPROACH FROM
PLURALISTIC IGNORANCE
Takeru Miyajima - Kyushu University, Fukuoka
- Japan
Hiroyuki Yamaguchi - Kyushu University,
Fukuoka - Japan
• 099 PSYCHOLOGICAL CAPITAL AS A PERSONAL
RESOURCE OF ORGANIZATION
Andrii Trofimov - Taras Shevchenko National
• 109 PREDICTORS OF RE-EMPLOYMENT
– A QUESTION OF ATTITUDE, BEHAVIOUR,
OR GENDER?
Kin Andersson - Mälardalen University,
Eskilstuna - Sweden
• 100 THE EFFECT OF TEAM REFLECTION
ON IMPLICIT COORDINATION: PILOT STUDY
USING LABYRINTH GAME
Ryota Akiho - Kyushu University, Fukuoka - Japan
Kengo Nawata - Kyushu University, Fukuoka - Japan
Hiroyuki Yamaguchi - Kyushu University,
Fukuoka - Japan
16 - Other
• 101 APPLICATIONS OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
PSYCHOLOGY IN THE FIELD OF LAW ENFORCEMENT
Turc Darius - Ministry of Internal Affairs, Bucharest
- Romania
• 102 EFFECTS OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: A META-ANALYSIS
Viviana Carmona - University of Barcelona,
Barcelona - Spain
Barcelona - Spain
Tania Huedo-Medina - University of Connecticut,
Storrs - United States
Emilio Rojo-Rodes - Hospital Benito Menni,
Barcelona - Spain
• 103 EXPLORE THE EFFECT OF CUSTOMER
INCIVILITY ON EMPLOYEES’ EMOTION,
BEHAVIOR: A MODERATED MEDIATION
ANALYSIS
Chin-Tien Hsu - Ming Chuan University, Taoyuan Taiwan, Province of China
Meiyu Yang - Chihlee Institute of Technology,
New Taipei City - Taiwan, Province of China
• 104 FACTORS AFFECTING THE REINSTATEMENT
STATUS OF EMPLOYEES WHO HAVE TAKEN
MEDICAL LEAVE DUE TO MENTAL HEALTH
DISORDERS
Yoko Sugimoto - Panasonic Health Care Center,
Moriguchi - Japan
• 105 JOB SATISFACTION AND WORK - FAMILY
CONFLICT AFTER RETURNING FROM MATERNITY
LEAVE IN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SECTOR
Maja Kolega - VERN’ University for Applied
Sciences, Zagreb - Croatia
Daniela Babačić - VERN’ University for Applied
Silvana Fratrić Kunac - VERN’ University
for Applied Sciences, Zagreb - Croatia
• 106 OPEN SOURCE INTELLIGENCE
FOR ORGANIZATION’S KNOWLEDGE:
THE ITALIAN CONTEXT
Stefania Fantinelli - "G. d’Annunzio" University
of Chieti-Pescara, Chieti - Italy
Domenico Franco Sivilli - "G. d’Annunzio"
University of Chieti-Pescara, Chieti - Italy
• 107 PENITENTIARY AGENTS’ PERCEPTION
OF THE STRESSING FACTORS AND THE COPING
STRATEGIES USED BY THEM
Raquel Miranda - Federal University of Viçosa,
Rio Paranaiba - Brazil
Lucas Brandão - Federal University of Viçosa,
• 110 Relationships of the cortisol
awakening response and memory
performance in healthy older
peopleAlicia.Salvador@uv.es
Alicia Salvador - University of Valencia, Valencia
- Spain
• 111 SINGLE-ITEM MEASURES OF GROUP
CULTURE: WHAT ABOUT THEIR VALIDITY?
Teresa Rebelo - University of Coimbra, Coimbra
- Portugal
Rui Vais - University of Coimbra, Coimbra Portugal
Paulo Renato Lourenço - University of Coimbra,
Coimbra - Portugal
Isabel Dimas - University of Aveiro, Aveiro Portugal
• 112 TEACHERS’ PERCEPTION OF STRESSING
FACTORS AND THE USE OF COPING STRATEGIES
WITHIN THE SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT
Naiara Leonel - Federal University of Viçosa,
• 113 THE EFFECTS OF EMOTIONAL EXPRESSIONS
AND STRATEGIES ON NEGOTIATION OUTCOMES
Chin-tien Hsu - Ming Chuan University, Taoyuan Taiwan, Province of China
• 114 THE ROLE OF BIG FIVE PERSONALITY
ON WEEKLY APPRAISALS OF PERCEIVED STRESS
Fatih Çetin - Nigde University, Nigde - Turkey
Faruk Sahin - Nigde University, Nigde - Turkey
• 115 THE ROLE OF EMOTION IN NEGOTIATION:
A META-ANALYSIS
Li-kuo Sung - Vanderbilt University, Nashville United States
• 116 WOMEN’S NARRATIVES ABOUT IDENTITY,
POWER AND AGENCY WITHIN A MINING
ORGANISATION IN SOUTH AFRICA
Shaida Bobat - University of KwaZulu-Natal,
Durban - South Africa
Leigh Johnstone - University of KwaZulu-Natal,
Anil Bhagwanjee - PeopleSmart Consulting,
13 - Psycho-oncology and psychological
support in chronic diseases
• 117 A CAREGIVER PROGRAM: DEVELOPING
AND TESTING A DEMENTIA CAREGIVER
SUPPORT PROGRAM
Emilie Wawrziczny - University of Lille 3, Villeneuve
d’Ascq - France
Marie Lesage - University of Lille 3, Villeneuve
d’Ascq - France
Berengere Flinois - University of Lille 3, Villeneuve
d’Ascq - France
Florence Pasquier - University Hospital of Lille,
Lille - France
Francine Ducharme - University of Montreal,
Montereal - Canada
Marie-Jeanne Kergoat - University of Montreal,
Montereal - Canada
Pascal Antoine - University of Lille 3, Villeneuve
d’Ascq - France
• 118 A PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVENTION
PROGRAM IN INFLAMMATORY
BOWEL DISEASE PATIENTS
Puri Bernabeu - University Miguel Hernandez
of Elche, Elche - Spain
Miguel Raul Alonso - University Miguel
Hernandez of Elche, Elche - Spain
Laura Sellés - University Miguel Hernandez
Carlos van-der Hofstadt - University Miguel
Sonia Tirado - University Miguel Hernandez
Jesús Rodríguez-Marín - University Miguel
• 119 BREAKING BAD NEWS IN ASSISTED
REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY (ART):
A CONSENSUS PROPOSAL FOR GUIDELINES
Daniela Leone - University of Milan, Milan Italy
Lidia Borghi - University of Milan, Milan Italy
Elena Vegni - University of Milan, Milan Italy
• 120 BREAST CANCER, RESILIENCE
AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ADJUSTMENT AMONG
YOUNG WOMEN
Dina Di Giacomo - University of L’Aquila, L’Aquila
- Italy
Jessica Ranieri - University of L’Aquila, L’Aquila
- Italy
Federica Aloisio - University of L’Aquila, L’Aquila
- Italy
Katia Cannita - S. Salvatore Hospital, L’Aquila Italy
• 121 CANCER PATIENTS’PERCEIVED SOCIAL
SUPPORT AND TIME PERSPECTIVES DURING
THE CHEMOTHERAPY COURSE
Gulcin Cihandide Ayalp - Istanbul Bilim
Fatma Betül Aydin - Istanbul Bilim University,
Istanbul - Turkey
• 122 COMPARING PARTICIPANTS AND NONPARTICIPANTS IN A SELF-MANAGEMENT
INTERVENTION: WHO PARTICIPATES
IN REHABILITATION RESEARCH?
Deirdre Desmond - National University of Ireland
Maynooth, Maynooth - Ireland
Mary FitzGerald - National University of Ireland
Maynooth, Maynooth - Ireland
Pamela Gallagher - Dublin City University, Dublin
- Ireland
Simone Carton - National Rehabilitation Hostpital,
Dublin - Ireland
Nicola Ryall - National Rehabilitation Hostpital,
Dublin - Ireland
Stephen Wegener - Johns Hopkins Medical,
Baltimore - United States
• 123 COPING STYLE AND INFORMATION
NEEDS AMONG PEOPLE SUFFERING FROM
PRIMARY HYPERTENSION: RECIPROCAL
RELATIONSHIPS OVER TIME
Patrizia Steca - University of Milan-Bicocca, Milan
- Italy
Erika Rosa Cappelletti - University of MilanBicocca, Milan - Italy
Francesca Cesana - Azienda Ospedaliera Niguarda
Ca’ Granda, Milan - Italy
Marco D’Addario - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Andrea Greco - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Maria Elena Magrin - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Massimo Miglioretti - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Dario Monzani - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Luca Pancani - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Marcello Sarini - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Marta Scrignaro - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Luca Vecchio - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Cristina Giannattasio - Azienda Ospedaliera
Niguarda Ca’ Granda, Milan - Italy
• 124 DOES SOCIAL SUPPORT MODERATE
THE ASSOCIATION OF TYPE C BEHAVIOR
AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL BEING IN BREAST
CANCER’ CAREGIVERS?
Özlem Bozo - Middle East Technical University,
Ankara - Turkey
Elçįn Ayranci - Dokuz Eylül University, Izmir Turkey
Umut Çivgin - Gediz University, Izmir Turkey
• 125 EFFECT OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL STRESS
MANAGEMENT ON QOL, STRESS,
ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION OF WOMEN WITH
BREAST CANCER
Navid Nourizadeh - Mashhad University
Sara Shahriari - Mashhad University of Medical
Leila Darabi Mahboub - Mashhad University
Amir Rezaei Ardani - Mashhad University
Hamid Seifi - Mashhad University of Medical
• 126 EFFECTS OF WRITTEN EXPRESSIVE
DISCLOSURE PARADIGM ON PSYCHOLOGICAL
HEALTH AMONG SPOUSES OF CANCER PATIENTS
Didem Acar - Uludağ University, Bursa - Turkey
Gulay Dirik - Dokuz Eylul University, Izmir - Turkey
• 127 EXPLORATORY STUDY ABOUT NEEDS
OF DISEASE PROGRESSION CANCER PATIENTS.
Samanta Battiato - University of Palermo, Palermo
- Italy
Rossella De Luca - University of Palermo, Palermo
- Italy
Giuseppe Cicero - University of Palermo, Palermo
- Italy
Giuseppe Bronte - University of Palermo, Palermo
- Italy
Antonio Russo - University of Palermo, Palermo
- Italy
• 128 LOCUS OF CONTROL AND COPING
STRATEGIES IN CANCER PATIENTS
UNDERGOING CHEMOTERAPY: A STUDY
CONDUCTED AT SAN RAFFAELE HOSPITAL
Giulia Bruna Delli Zotti - San Raffaele Hospital,
Milan - Italy
Maria Monica Ratti - San Raffaele Hospital; Vita
Salute San Raffaele University, Milan - Italy
Ilaria Passoni - San Raffaele Hospital, Milan - Italy
Luca Leardini - San Raffaele Hospital, Milan Italy
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Lucio Sarno - San Raffaele Hospital; Vita Salute
San Raffaele University, Milan - Italy
• 129 METACOGNITIVE FACTORS AS PREDICTORS
OF ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION DURING
CHEMOTHERAPY
Vittorio Lenzo - University of Messina,
Messina - Italy
• 130 METACOGNITIVE FACTORS AS
PREDICTORS OF ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION
DURING CHEMOTHERAPY
Vittorio Lenzo - University of Messina,
Messina - Italy
Concetta Alessandro - University of Messina,
Messina - Italy
Massimo Mucciardi - University of Messina,
Messina - Italy
Maria C. Quattropani - University of Messina,
Messina - Italy
• 131 PARENTAL HEALTH LOCUS OF CONTROL AND
ADAPTATION IN PEDIATRIC PALLIATIVE CARE
Massimo Ingrassia - University of Messina,
Messina - Italy
Valentina Cuzzola - SUniversity of Messina,
Messina - Italy
Rosa Camera - University of Messina, Messina
- Italy
Loredana Benedetto - University of Messina,
Messina - Italy
• 132 PEDIATRIC PAIN. REMOTE MONITORING
OF PHYSIOLOGICAL VARIABLES OF PAIN
IN PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY BY I-CARE
A TECHNOLOGICAL PROPOSAL
Verónica Miriam Guzmán Sandoval - National
- Mexico
Benjamín Domínguez Trejo - National
- Mexico
Juan Antonio Guerrero Ibáñez - University
of Colima, Colima - Mexico
Oscar González Pérez - University of Colima,
Colima - Mexico
Rosa Martha Meda Lara - University
of Guadalajara, Guadalajara - Mexico
Juan José Contreras Castillo - University
of Colima, Colima - Mexico
• 133 PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF CANCER
PATIENTS: MULTICENTER STUDY IN DIFFERENT
ITALIAN HOSPITALS
Maria Monica Ratti - San Raffaele Hospital; VitaSalute San Raffaele University, Milan - Italy
Lucio Sarno - San Raffaele Hospital; Vita-Salute San
Raffaele University, Milan - Italy
Eleonora Franchini - San Raffaele Hospital, Milan
- Italy
Diletta Borroni - San Raffaele Hospital; Vita-Salute
Claudio Verusio - Busto Arsizio Hospital, Varese - Italy
Maria Marconi - Busto Arsizio Hospital, Varese - Italy
Daniela Orrù - Annunziata Hospital, Sassari - Italy
Antonio Pazzola - Annunziata Hospital, Sassari - Italy
Sara Maredda - Annunziata Hospital, Sassari - Italy
• 134 PSYCHOLOGICAL FLEXIBILITY
AND COPING IN FEMALES WITH
ENDOMETRIOSIS: DO BOTH CONSTRUCTS
MEASURE THE SAME?
Olivia Bernini - University of Pisa, Pisa - Italy
Cristina Belviso - University of Pisa, Pisa Italy
Teresa Rivas - University of Malaga, Malaga Spain
Carmen Berrocal - University of Pisa, Pisa - Italy
• 135 PSYCHOLOGICAL INFLEXIBILITY
AND DISTRESS IN FEMALES WITH FIBROMYALGIA,
CANCER AND HEALTHY CONTROLS
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Francesca Venditti - University of Pisa, Pisa - Italy
Olivia Bernini - University of Pisa, Pisa - Italy
Monica Romoli - University of Pisa, Pisa - Italy
• 136 PSYCHOSOCIAL RISK IN BRAZILIAN FAMILIES
OF CHILDREN WITH CANCER
Alessandra Brunoro Motta - Federal University
of Espírito Santo, Vitória - Brazil
Fernanda Caprini - Federal University of Espírito
Santo, Vitória - Brazil
Thais Genelhu - Federal University of Espírito
Sônia Enumo - Pontifical Catholic University
of Campinas, Campinas - Brazil
• 137 QUALITY OF LIFE AND EXPLICIT/IMPLICIT
ATTITUDE TO A LOW AND HIGH CALORIC FOOD
OF INDIVIDUALS WITH OBESITY
Michal Orlowski - Ceynowa Hospital, Wejherowo
- Poland
• 138 QUALITY OF LIFE IN CHRONIC KIDNEY
DISEASE PATIENS (STAGES III AND IV)
Juliana Cristina Nunes Marchette - Hospital das
Clinicas; São Paulo State University, Botucatu - Brazil
Ana Teresa de Abreu Ramos-Cerqueira - São Paulo
State University, Botucatu - Brazil
Vanessa dos Santos Silva - São Paulo State
University, Botucatu - Brazil
• 139 TECHNICAL SKILLS AND ATTITUDES
IN PALLIATIVE HOME CARE TEAM
Concetta Alessandro - University of Messina,
Messina - Italy
Vittorio Lenzo - University of Messina, Messina
- Italy
Daniela Grasso - Consorzio SISIFO, Messina - Italy
Maira C. Quattropani - University of Messina,
Messina - Italy
• 140 TEST STUDY FOR THERAPY IN
FIBROMYALGIA, CRONIC PAIN AND OTHER
INVALIDATING DISEASES
Ilaria Cinieri - Psicoumanitas, HumanisticBioenergetic Psychotherapy Institute, Taranto
- Italy
Elena Acquarini - University of Urbino, Urbino
- Italy
Antonio Marsico - SS. Annunziata Hospital,
Taranto - Italy
• 141 THE PAIN AND SUFFERING OF CHILDREN
WITH SERIOUS ILLNESSES
Alessandro Failo - University of Trento, Rovereto
- Italy
Paola Venuti - University of Trento, Rovereto Italy
• 142 THE PSYCHOSOCIAL STRESS OF PATIENTS
WITH BLADDER CANCER ACCORDING GENDERSPECIFIC ASPECTS IN INPATIENT CARE
Desiree Draeger - University of Rostock, Rostock
- Germany
Chris Protzel - University of Rostock, Rostock Germany
Oliver W. Hakenberg - University of Rostock,
Rostock - Germany
• 143 WHO ACCEPTS HIS/HER OWN DEATH
AND WHO ELSE NOT IN THE EYES OF HOSPICE
VOLUNTEERS?
Minhee Jang - Chung-Ang University, Seoul Republic of Korea
Taeyun Jung - Chung-Ang University, Seoul Republic of Korea
• 144 “THE WORDS I DIDN’T TELL YOU”. NOTES
ABOUT THE USE OF WEB AND SOCIAL NETWORK
IN PEDIATRIC HEMATO- ONCOLOGY WARD
Flora Gigli - Sapienza University of Rome,
Policlinico Umberto I, Rome - Italy
Anna Maria Testi - Sapienza University of Rome,
Patrizia Di Carlo - Isma - Istituti di Santa Maria in
Aquiro, Rome - Italy
Walter Barberi - Sapienza University of Rome,
Claudio Cartoni - Sapienza University of Rome,
01 - Capacities building and human
development
• 145 INCREASING PUBLIC HEALTH WORKFORCE
CAPACITY TO IMPLEMENT AND DELIVER HEALTH
INTERVENTIONS IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Milagros Mendez - University of Puerto Rico, San
Juan - Puerto Rico
• 146 PERCEPTIONS ON FEELINGS, THOUGHTS
AND BEHAVIOURS RELATING TO ANXIETY FROM
CHILDREN WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENTS
Lisa Visagie - Stellenbosch University,
Stellenbosch - South Africa
Helene Loxton - Stellenbosch University,
• 147 POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL CAPITAL AND
SELF-COMPASSION AS DEVELOPMENTAL
CAPACITIES OF AN UNEMPLOYED YOUNG PEOPLE
Egle Sabaityte - Mykolas Romeris University,
Vilnius - Lithuania
Aiste Dirzyte - Mykolas Romeris University, Vilnius
- Lithuania
02 - Nutrition, development
and well-being
• 148 "GROW FELIX": GOOD EDUCATIONAL
HABITS FOR CONSOLIDATION OF A HEALTHY
LIFESTYLE AND PROPER NUTRITION
Maria Imoletti - ASL Napoli 3 Sud, Torre Del
Greco - Italy
Carmelina Sorrentino - ASL Napoli 3 Sud, Torre
Del Greco - Italy
Serena Sensi - ASL Napoli 3 Sud, Torre Del Greco
- Italy
Stefania Stellato - ASL Napoli 3 Sud, Torre Del
Greco - Italy
Pierluigi Pecoraro - ASL Napoli 3 Sud, Torre Del
Greco - Italy
• 149 EATING DISORDERS IN ADOLESCENCE:
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DATA, PSYCHOLOGICAL
PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION AT SCHOOL
Sabina Albonetti - University of Insubria, Varese
- Italy
Maria Monica Ratti - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
• 150 HEALTHY EATING IN THE GLOBALIZED
SOCIETY
Daniela Di Pietro - AEO, Milan - Italy
Angelo Bottoni - AEO, Milan - Italy
• 151 MODIFICATION OF PARENTAL PRACTICES
RELATED WITH INFANT FEEDING
AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN THE WEANING
AGE: PRELIMINARY RESULTS
Assol Cortés-Moreno - National Autonomous
University of Mexico, Tlalnepantla de Baz - Mexico
Addalid Sánchez-Hernández - National
Autonomous University of Mexico, Tlalnepantla
de Baz - Mexico
Michel Mendieta-Saldaña - National Autonomous
Cristina Cara-García - National Autonomous
University of Mexico, Tlalnepantla de Baz Mexico
David García-Camacho - National Autonomous
Claudia Patiño-Canto - National Autonomous
• 152 NEW FACTORS PRODUCING THE
REMINISCENCE BUMP IN OLDER ADULTS
Yoko Sakata - Aichi-Shukutoku-University,
Nagakute - Japan
Namiko Kubo-Kawai - Aichi-Shukutoku-University,
Nagakute - Japan
Masako Akahoshi-Kamiya - Sukusuku-Child-Clinic,
Toyota - Japan
• 159 TRUST YOUR GUT: METABOLIC DEPLETION
INCREASES TRUST AND TRUSTWORTHINESS
Elias Rantapuska - Aalto University, Helsinki Finland
Riitta Freese - University of Helsinki, Helsinki Finland
Iiro Jääskeläinen - Aalto University, Helsinki Finland
Kaisa Hytönen - Laurea University of Applied
Sciences, Espoo - Finland
Wednesday 8
• 153 PRACTICES, KNOWLEDGE
AND RISK OF STREET FOOD VENDORS
AND APPLICATION OF HEALTH BELIEF
IN ONITSHA, NIGERIA
Daniel Chinedu Okafor - University of KwaZulu
Natal, Durban - South Africa
Vera N. Nwadinobi - Nwafor Orizu College
of Education Nsugbe Nigeria, Onitsha Nigeria
• 154 PSYCHOLOGICAL PREDICTORS OF SHORT
TERM WEIGHT LOSS IN OBESE PATIENTS
UNDERGOING LAPAROSCOPIC SLEEVE
GASTRECTOMY
Emanuela Paone - Sapienza University of Rome,
Laura Pierro - Sapienza University of Rome,
Carlo Lai - Sapienza University of Rome, Rome
- Italy
• 155 SCHOOL FEEDING SKILLS: FOLLOW-UP
STUDY
Martha Elba Alarcón Armendáriz - National
de Baz - Mexico
Xochitl Karina Torres Beltrán - National
de Baz - Mexico
María del Refugio López Gamiño - National
de Baz - Mexico
• 156 SCHOOL-BASED SALAD BARS NOT
ASSOCIATED WITH ADOLESCENT STUDENT
CONSUMPTION OF FRUIT OR VEGETABLES
Adrienne M. Rathert - Tulane University School of
Public Health and Tropical Medicine, New Orleans
- United States
Leann Myers - Tulane University School of Public
Health and Tropical Medicine, New Orleans United States
Carolyn C. Johnson - Tulane University School of
- United States
Lori Andersen - Tulane University School of Public
Health and Tropical Medicine, New Orleans United States
Keelia O’Malley - Tulane University School of
- United States
• 157 THE IMPACT OF WILDERNESS THERAPY
ON PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL HEALTH:
UTILIZING AN INTEGRATED CARE APPROACH
IN OUTDOOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE
Steven DeMille - Capella University, Enterprise United States
• 158 THE TERRITORIES OF NUTRITION:
THE ITINERARIES OF PSYCHOLOGY
AND CHEMISTRY
Santa Muscuso - Private Practitioner, Catania - Italy
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AULA MAGNA
9.30
10.00
10.30
KeY 10.00 - 10.45
Economic Psychology
around Social
Representations of risk
in the context of crisis
• Speaker: Christine Roland-Lévy
• Chair: Albino Claudio Bosio
U6-01A
IS 9.00 - 10.50
Narrative measures
of relational cognition:
Quantitative analysis
of TAT stories and
autobiographical
expressive writing
• Convenor: Sharon Rae
Jenkins • Presenters: Ivo Čermák
Francesca Fantini, Sharon Rae
Jenkins, Tereza Soukupová,
Tomáš Urbánek
• Discussant: Sharon Rae Jenkins
U6-01B
Sa 9.00 - 10.00
Emotion Dysregulation –
Mechanisms and Treatment
• Presenter: Caterina Arcidiacono
• Chair: Cesare Maffei
U6-01E
IS Efpa 9.00 - 10.50
Confidentiality: threats
and challenges
• Convenor: Henk Geertsema • Presenters: Anne Andronikof,
Fredi Lang, Miguel Ricou, Alla
Shaboltas, Edward Van Rossen
U6-01F
IS Efpa 9.00 - 10.50
Psychology and Ageing:
Findings and Trends
across Europe
• Convenor: Dieter Ferring • Presenters: Antonio Bustillos,
Jasminka Despot Lučanin,
Mithat Durak, Rocío FernándezBallesteros, Gerald Gatterer,
Maria Angela Molina, Marta
Santacreu, Elena Soldatova, Hana
Stepankova
U6-06
IS 9.00 - 10.50
Interpersonal factors
related to burnout:
New developments
in service professions
• Convenor: Laura Borgogni • Presenters: Cristian Balducci,
Chiara Consiglio, Heather K.
Spence Laschinger, Michael P.
Leiter
• Discussant: Christina Maslach
U6-07
IS 9.00 - 10.50
Towards a bio-psychosocial-cultural model
of competition
• Convenor: Márta Fülöp • Presenters: Andrew J. Elliot,
Márta Fülöp, Camilo Garcia, Alicia
Salvador
• Discussant: Patricia Hawley
U6-08
IS 9.00 - 10.50
The Demise of Guys (DoGs):
The Problem and Possible
Solutions—Coming to
the Rescue of Young DoGs
• Convenor: Bernardo J.
Carducci • Presenters: Bernardo
J. Carducci, Shari Young
Kuchenbecker, Ronald E. Riggio,
Philip G. Zimbardo
U6-09
IS 9.00 - 10.50
Psychological dynamics
and technological
careers: Self-concept and
social-cognitive processes
in STEM Education
and Career Choice
• Convenor: Daniel Cervone • Presenters: Daniel Cervone,
Ursula Kessels, Elena Makarova,
Rodolfo Mendoza-Denton
• Discussant: Anne Maass
U6-10
IS 9.00 - 10.50
Trauma-Focused Cognitive
Behavioral Therapy
(TF-CBT): Treatment
Development
and International
Dissemination
• Convenor: Anthony P.
Mannarino
• Presenters: Judith A. Cohen,
Lutz Goldbeck, Laura Murray,
Benjamin Saunders
• Discussant: Anthony P.
Mannarino
12.00
12.30
13.00
13.30
14.00
14.30
15.00
Thursday 9
KeY 11:35 - 12:20
The vanishing effect
of religious identity
on personal values:
A study of Protestantism,
Catholicism, Eastern
Orthodoxy, Islam, Judaism,
and non-affiliation
• Speaker: Shalom H. Schwartz
• Chair: Patrizia Steca
KeY 12.25 - 13.10
Empowering Coaching:
The development, delivery
and impact of a theorybased intervention
to promote adaptive
motivational climates
• Speaker: Joan Duda
• Chair: Fabio Lucidi
13.35 - 14.20
Wundt-James award
Intrusive reexperiencing
in posttraumatic stress
disorder: memory
processes and their
implications for therapy
• Speaker: Anke Ehlers
• Chair: Christoph Steinebach
KeY 14.40 - 15.25
Self-regulation
as organizing individual
development
in cultural context
• Speaker: Gisela Trommsdorff
• Chair: Dario Bacchini
IS 11.35 - 13.25
The Big Picture of TAT
Story Analysis: four
Comprehensive Systematic
Approaches
• Convenor: Sharon Rae
Jenkins • Presenters: Francesca Fantini,
Sharon Rae Jenkins, Leila
Salomão de La Plata Cury Tardivo,
Alessandro Antonio Scaduto,
Leila Tardivo, Elisa Venturini,
Sarah Vibert
• Discussant: Sharon Rae Jenkins
13.35 - 15.25
IS - In memory of
professor giuseppe
costantino
TEMAS Test Assessment of
Children/Adolescents in
Multicultural Societies
• Convenor: Gian Marco Sardi
• Presenters: Elsa Cardalda,
Erminia Costantino on behalf
of Giuseppe Costantino, Daniel
Dupertuis, Leib Litman, Carolina
Meucci, Gian Marco Sardi,
Pierangelo Sardi, Vito Tummino
Sa 11.35 - 12.35
Cognitive Therapy:
The State of Art
• Presenter: Antonio Semerari
• Chair: Francesco Mancini
IS Efpa 11.35 - 13.25
Alternative methods
for ethics committees:
A close look on Mediation
and Educative measures
• Convenor: Yeşim Korkut • Presenters: Nina Dalen, Henk
Geertsema, Pierre Nederlandt
• Discussants: Yeşim Korkut,
Edward van Rossen
IS Efpa 11.35 - 13.25
Creative research methods
in community psychology
• Convenor: Jacqui Akhurst • Presenters: Jacqui Akhurst,
Caterina Arcidiacono, Nicholas
Carr, Jacqui Lovell, Patrizia
Meringolo, Laura Remaschi
• Discussant: Nicholas Carr
11.30
IS 11.35 - 13.25
Compliance, Resistance
and Neoliberal Violence
in the 21st century:
International Critical
Voices
• Convenor: David Fryer • Presenters: David Fryer, Darrin
Hodgetts, Cathy McCormack, Carl
Walker
• Discussant: Saths Cooper
IS 11.35 - 13.25
The Impact of the
ITC Guidelines on
Psychological Assessment
• Convenor: Dragos Iliescu • Presenters: Ian Florance, Kurt
Geisinger, Jacques Grégoire,
Aletta Odendaal
• Discussant: Fanny Cheung
IS 11.35 - 13.25
Self-enhancement/Selfesteem and Modesty
across Cultures
• Convenor: Susumu
Yamaguchi • Presenters: Huajian Cai, Ai
Fukuzawa, Chihiro Kobayashi,
Jenny Kurman, Susumu
Yamaguchi
IS 11.35 - 13.25
Children’s prosocial
behavior and the role
of altruistic punishment
• Convenor: Liqi Zhu • Presenters: Márta Fülöp
Michaella Gummerum, Jing Li,
Pamela Maras
Sa 12.45 - 13.45
STIMULATING THE BRAIN,
STIMULATING THE MIND
• Presenter: Giuseppe Vallar
• Chair: Sandro Rubichi
RT 13.55 - 15.25
How to promote
the research-practice
transfer: Panel discussion
with the EFPA-EAWOP
Standing Committee on
Work and Organizational
Psychology
• Panel members: Carmen
Binnewies, Franco Fraccaroli,
Lourdes Munduate, Filotheos
Ntalianis, Philippe Sarnin,
Rosalind Searle, Mare Teichmann,
Salvatore Zappalà
• Chair: Fred Zijlstra
• Facilitator: Gudela Grote
• Organizers: Gudela Grote,
Fred Zijlstra
IS 11.35 - 13.25
Qualitative Perspectives
to Offering Support to
Individuals Experiencing
Anxiety Associated
with PTSD and Shyness
• Convenor: Bernardo J.
Carducci • Presenters: Elsa B. Cardalda,
Bernardo J. Carducci, Erminia
Costantino on behalf of Giuseppe
Costantino, Nuria Sabate
12.00
12.30
13.00
IS Efpa 13.35 - 15.25
Fear of Telling!
The ethics of supervisee
disclosure through
an international lens
• Convenor: Carol Falender
• Presenters: Mary Creaner,
Carol Falender, Shirley Morrissey,
Analise O’Donovan
• Discussants: Stephen Behnke,
Jean L. Pettifor, Carole Sinclair
IS Efpa 13.35 - 15.25
Educating supervisors
as a mean to improve the
quality of psychologists’
services in Europe:
A Slovenian – Norwegian
collaboration
• Convenor: Per A Straumsheim • Presenters: Eva Danielsen, Tor
Levin Hofgaard, Anja Podlsek,
Vita Poštuvan, Vlasta Zabukovec
• Discussant: Ingrid Lunt
13.30
IS 13.35 - 15.25
Happiness and
globalization: “the
strange bedfellows “of
our complex world
• Convenor: Donata
Francescato • Presenters: Caterina
Arcidiacono, Norma De Piccoli,
Donata Francescato, Patrizia
Meringolo, José Ornelas
• Discussant: Caterina
Arcidiacono
IS 13.35 - 15.25
Skill training with virtual
reality and video-game
platforms
• Convenor: Daniel Gopher • Presenters: Danny Dankner,
Jacob Greenshpan, Arthur
Kramer, Emanuele Ruffaldi
• Discussant: Daniel Gopher
IS 13.35 - 15.25
The adaptation
of immigrant children
and youth from different
ethnicities and host
countries: Who succeeds
and why?
• Convenor: Frosso
Motti-Stefanidi • Presenters: Natasha Cabrera,
Birgit Leyendecker, Frosso MottiStefanidi, Dagmar Strohmeier,
Peter F. Titzmann
IS 13.35 - 15.25
Prosocial Applied
Research: Transferability
and social innovation
• Convenors: Robert Roche
Olivar, Pilar Escotorin Soza • Presenters: Mauro Cozzolino,
Maria Gerbino, Pilar Escotorin Soza,
José Martí Noguera, Andrej Rajsky
IS 13.35 - 15.25
Exploring non-suicidal
self-injury (NSSI) from
different perspectives:
Interpersonal, clinical,
cognitive and biological
reflections
• Convenor: Penelope
Hasking • Presenters: Imke Baetens,
Penelope Hasking, Glenn Melvin,
Paul Plener
14.00
14.30
15.00
15.30
16.00
16.00
KeY 16.10 - 16.55
The organization of object
knowledge in the brain:
domains and attributes
• Speaker: Alfonso Caramazza
• Chair: Claudio Luzzatti
17.00
17.30
10.00
11.00
15.30
16.30
9.30
10.30
11.00
11.30
9.00
KeY 17.05 - 17.50
Multi-cultural
experiences and identities:
Psychological dynamics
and consequences
• Speaker: Verónica Benet Martínez
IS 16.10 - 18.00
TEMAS Test as Assessment
and Treatment techniques
for culturally
diverse children
• Convenor: Patrizia
Bevilacqua • Presenters: Filippo Aschieri,
Erminia Costantino on behalf of
Giuseppe Costantino, Francesca
Fantini, Dionne Joseph, Leib
Litman, Larry McReynolds
IS 16.10 - 18.00
Early adversities, trauma
and developmental
psychopathology: recent
clinical developments
and treatment perspectives
• Convenor: Ernesto Caffo • Presenters: Marco Battaglia,
Judith A. Cohen, Barbara Forresi,
Concetta Pastorelli
• Discussant: Anthony P.
Mannarino
IS Efpa 16.10 - 18.00
Professional Ethics,
Peoples, and Social Justice:
How Are they Connected?
• Convenor: Janel Gauthier • Presenters: Stephen H. Behnke,
Laura Hernández-Guzmán, Saths
Cooper, Waikaremoana Waitoki
• Discussant: Jean L. Pettifor
IS Efpa 16.10 - 18.00
Europsy Basic and
Specialist Certificates:
State of Art and Challenges
• Convenor: Salvatore
Zappalà • Presenters: Ingrid Lunt,
Rosaleen McElvaney, Lourdes
Munduate, Per A Straumsheim
• Discussant: José M. Peiró
IS 16.10 - 18.00
The Art of Responsible
Change
• Convenor: Wolfgang Stark • Presenters: Jacqui Akhurst,
Caterina Arcidiacono, Serdar M.
Değirmencioğlu, Wolfgang Stark
• Discussant: Bruna Zani
IS 16.10 - 18.00
Self-control success
and failure. Implications
for understanding
and changing selfdefeating behavior
• Convenors: Catalina Kopetz ,
Reinout Wiers • Presenters: Wilhelm Hofmann,
Catalina Kopetz, Alexis
Matusiewicz, Edward Orehek,
Reinout Wiers
IS 16.10 - 18.00
Trans well-being:
identity, health, sexuality
and relationship
• Convenor: Paolo Valerio • Presenters: Angelo Brandelli
Costa, Denise Medico, Antonio
Prunas, Paolo Valerio
• Discussant: Vittorio Lingiardi
16.10 - 18.00
IS - In memory of
Professor Laura
D’Odorico
Music and Language
in the Development
of Infant Communication
• Convenor: Fabia Franco
• Presenters: Simone Falk,
Manuela Filippa, Fabia Franco,
Christine D. Tsang, Martine Van
Puyvelde
IS 16.10 - 18.00
School-based Treatment
with Culturally Diverse
Children
• Convenor: Caroline "CC"
Clauss-Ehlers • Presenters: Alina CamachoGingerich, Rafael Art. Javier,
Elizabeth Jensen, Caroline "CC"
Clauss-Ehlers
16.30
17.00
17.30
18.00
18.00
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35
Thursday 9
9.00
9.00
9.30
Thursday 9
10.00
U6-11
IS 09:00 - 10:50
Psychological conditions
of human achievements
• Convenor: Andrzej Sękowski
• Presenters: Ewa Czerniawska,
Anna Hawrot, Maria Ledzińska,
Roberta Renati, Andrzej
Sękowski, Steven Pfeiffer,
Sławomir Postek
• Discussant: Ewa Czerniawska
U6-20
PS 9.00 - 10.30
Being Together Apart:
Using technology to
support people living
with chronic illness
• Convenor: Karen Rodham • Presenters: Neil Coulson, Jeff
Gavin, Karen Rodham
• Discussant: Daryl O’Connor
U6-21
PS 9.00 - 10.30
Longitudinal
investigations into
cognitive and noncognitive educationally
relevant traits
and their aetiology
• Convenor: Sergey Malykh • Presenters: Margherita
Malanchini, Maja Rodic, Maria
Grazia Tosto, Elaine White
• Discussant: Yulia Kovas
U6-22
PS 9.00 - 10.30
Identification with Groups
from Front to Cover:
Its Structure, Motivational
Basis and Differential
Effects
• Convenor: Andrey Elster • Presenters: Avihay Berlin,
Andrey Elster, Eyal Rechter, Sonia
Roccas, Noga Sverdlik
U6-23
PS 9.00 - 10.30
Mentalization
and parenting: some
considerations about
Reflective Function
and suggestions
for future researches
• Convenor: Lucia Leonilde Carli • Presenters: Alex Desatnik,
Chiara Giovanelli, Anja KeitelKorndörfer
• Discussant: Antonella Marchetti
U6-24
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Entrepreneurs
& Managers I
• Presenters:
Artur Domurat
Oksana Kredentser
Adam Zalinski
Chiung-Yi Huang
Olena Vynoslavska
Vicente Gonzales-Roma
U6-25
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Family systems
and processes
• Presenters:
Anna Bertoni
Heike Maria Buhl
Ying-Ling Hsiao
Debra Kaminer
Michelle Loris
Marietta Kékes Szabó
U6-26
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Emotion, coping
and well-being
• Presenters:
Sinan Alper
Tony Craig
Evrim Gulbetekin
Jakob Kaiser
Sandra Cristina Soares
Özgen Yalçin
U6-27
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Measure development
and validation
• Presenters:
Haiping Chen
Rebecca Ang
John Barnard
Bikem Haciomeroglu
Marcel Berthold
U6-28
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Educational Organizations
& Institutions I
• Chair: Liudmyla Karamushka
• Presenters:
Liudmyla Karamushka
Petra Strehmel
Liudmyla Karamushka
Olena Bondarchuk
Christine Sattler
Joanna Lijuan Li
9.00
9.30
10.00
10.30
10.30
11.00
11.00
11.30
12.00
12.30
11.30
IS 11.35 - 13.25
Decision making
in a life-span perspective
• Convenor: Antonella
Marchetti • Presenters: Cristina Bicchieri,
Ilaria Castelli, Barbara Colombo,
Alan Sanfey
• Discussant: Simona Sacchi
PS 11.35 - 13.05
Clinical Supervision
Around the Globe:
Practices, Efficacy,
and Regulation
• Convenor: Nadine Kaslow • Presenters: Carol Falender,
Nadine Kaslow, Analise
O’Donovan, Anthony Pillay
• Discussant: Carol Falender
PS 11.35 - 13.05
Cross-cultural
investigations of cognitive
and socio-emotional
development
• Convenor: Sergey Malykh • Presenters: Darya Gaysina,
Victoria Ismatullina, Tatiana
Tikhomirova, Georgy Vasin, Ivan
Voronin
• Discussant: Darya Gaysina
PS 11.35 - 13.05
Ageing and Migration
in Europe
• Convenors: Isabelle Albert,
Dieter Ferring • Presenters: Stephanie Barros
Coimbra, Vanessa Burholt, Dieter
Ferring, Tineke Fokkema, Anne
Carolina Ramos
• Discussant: Beate Schwarz
PS 11.35 - 13.05
Examining Learning
and Transfer in Children
by Using Problem-Solving
Tasks
• Convenor: Marijn van Dijk • Presenters: Marlenny Guevara
-Guerrero, Oscar Ordoñez, Tatiana
Rojas-Ospina
• Discussant: Marijn van Dijk
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Entrepreneurs
& Managers II
• Presenters:
Annemarie Østergaard
Michela Loi
Martin Obschonka
Govind Swaroop Pathak
Peter K. Vlasov
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Intimate relationships
• Presenters:
Narges Razeghi
Tsui-Shan Li
Charles T. Hill
Christine Laidlaw
Antoinette Landor
Hidna Iqbal
TS 11.35 - 13.05
History and reviews
• Chair: Helio Carpintero
• Presenters:
Morteza Charkhabi
Iris Egberink
Simone Mattavelli
Henrique Pompermaier
Elena E. Sokolova
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Measures and behavior
• Presenters:
John M. Davis
Emanuele Meier
Aneta Przepiorka
Maria Florence
Ishreen Rawoot
John Magnus Roos
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Educational Organizations
& Institutions II
• Chair: Christina Maslach
• Presenters:
Leonidas Zampetakis
Sónia Borges
Chang-Ho Ji
Silvia Cristina da Costa Dutra
Olga Ishchuk
12.00
12.30
13.00
13.00
13.30
13.30
14.00
14.30
15.00
IS 13:35 - 15:05
The striving to have
an inner compass
as a fundamental aspect
of emerging adults’ need
for autonomy: Parental
antecedents and effects
on relationship with
parents and value
internalization
• Convenor: Avi Assor
• Presenters: Avi Assor, Maria
Brambilla, Beiwen Chen, Ohad
Ezra, Yu Shi
• Discussants: Avi Assor, Guy Roth
PS 13.35 - 15.05
ART THERAPY FOR
PSYCHOLOGICAL and
COMPLEXITY TRAINING
• Convenor: Tania Simona Re
• Presenters: Flavia Barbagelata,
Paolo Barcucci, Silvana Cagiada,
Bruna Dighera, Katja Lemberg,
Luisa Merati, Tania Simona Re,
Eija Tarkiainen,
• Discussant: Tania Simona Re
PS 13.35 - 15.05
Extension actions:
extramural university
and its interventions
• Convenor: Lucia María de
Freitas Perez
• Presenters: Sandra Albernaz de
Medeiros, Lucia María de Freitas
Perez, Vera Regina Loureiro
• Discussant: Sandra Albernaz de
Medeiros
PS 13.35 - 15.05
Political behaviour
and citizenship – Asian
and European perspectives
• Convenor: Kerry Kennedy
• Presenters: Kerry Kennedy,
Beata Krzywosz-Rynkiewicz,
Joanna Li Lijuan, Olga Mitina,
Nina Nizovskikh, Anna Maria
Zalewska
• Discussant: Despina
Karakatsani
PS 13.35 - 15.05
Cultural-Historical
Approach in Contemporary
Psychological Researches
• Convenor: Olena Vlasova • Presenters: Regina Erchova,
Oksana Yaremchuk, Oleg
Panchenko, Svitlana Paschenko,
Andrii Trofimov
• Discussant: Svitlana Paschenko
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Stress and Negative
Emotions at Work I
• Chair: Michela Vignoli
• Presenters:
Margherita Brondino
Eunbi Chang
Jinky Leilanie Lu
Moluk Khademi Ashkzari
Vivienne Y.K. Tao
Michela Vignoli
TS 13.35 - 15.20
Family and social context
• Presenters:
Miyuki Katayama
Maria Marchetti-Mercer
Renu Narchal
Ana Fernanda Uribe Rodriguez
Mizuka Ohtaka
Elçin Sakmar
Yanki Süsen
TS 13.35 - 15.20
History of psychology
• Chair: Helio Carpintero
• Presenters:
Olga Artemeva
Gordana Jovanovic
Teresa Sousa Machado
Andranik Suleymanyan
Nicolas Zaslawski
Heliodoro Carpintero
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Motives and behavior
• Chair: Angelica Moè
• Presenters:
Esra Inciler
Rebecca Curtis
Nadia Leroy
Catalin Mamali
Michal Milka Schodl
Ayla Hocaoglu
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Psychological &
Organizational Well-Being
• Chair: Marco Depolo
• Presenters:
Gina Görgens-Ekermans
Massimiliano Orri
Silvia Simbula
Nasrin Arshadi
Patricia Araújo
Blanka Tacer
Teresa Espassandim
14.00
14.30
15.00
15.30
15.30
16.00
16.00
16.30
17.00
17.30
18.00
IS 16.10 - 18.00
The study of intraindividual variability:
Importance and relevance
for psychological
evaluation
• Convenor: Anik de Ribaupierre • Presenters: Erika Borella,
Christian Chicherio, Cesare
Cornoldi, Anik de Ribaupierre,
Delphine Fagot, Douglas D.
Garrett, Paolo Ghisletta, Andreas
Ihle, Matthias Kliegel, Ulman
Lindenberger, Martin Lövdén,
Stuart W.S. MacDonald, Nathalie
Mella, Roger Ratcliff, Anna Maria
Re, Florian Schmiedek, Robert
S. Stawski
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PS 16.10 - 17.40
Integrative Medicine,
Mindfulness, Hypnosis
and EMDR: new frontiers
for treatments
• Convenor: Tania Simona Re • Presenters: Flavia Barbagelata,
Isabella Bonapace, A. Contarino,
Maura Franca Garombo, Laura
Gianotti, Davide Lazzari, Jorge
Emanuel Martins, Luisa Merati,
Piero Stanley Pirro, Tania Simona
Re, C. Rosso , Mario Simoes
• Discussant: Mario Simoes
PS 16.10 - 17.40
Social Robots as Outgroup:
social and cognitive
processes in relations
to social robots
• Convenor: Roger
Giner-Sorolla • Presenters: Friederike Eyssel,
Francesco Ferrari, Ceylan
Özdam, Maria Paola Paladino
• Discussant: Roger Giner-Sorolla
PS 16.10 - 17.40
Restorative approach
community: promote
well-being, prevent
disruption and deviance
• Convenor: Patrizia Patrizi • Presenters: Pia Christensen,
Martha Frías Armenta, Patrizia
Patrizi, Giancarlo
Tamanza
• Discussant: Elena Marta
IS 16.10 - 18.00
Doping Behavior
in Sports
• Convenor: Ralf Brand • Presenters: Vassilis Barkoukis,
Ralf Brand, Anne-Marie Elbe,
Arnaldo Zelli
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Stress and Negative
Emotions at Work II
• Chair: Christina Maslach
• Presenters:
Atsuko Kanai
Simon L. Albrecht
Isabella Corradini
Tatiana Kryukova
Philippe Sarnin
Dorota Szczygiel
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Multiculturality
• Chair: Norma De Piccoli
• Presenters:
Ghorbanali Ganji Jamehshoorani
Ricky Finzi-Dottan
Medea Despotashvili
Shanna Logan
Bojana Dimitrijevic
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Long term memory
• Presenters:
Alaitz Aizpurua
Gülsen Kaynar
Michail D. Kozlov
Veronika Nourkova
Annalene van Staden
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Personality
• Presenters:
Estibaliz Mateos-Pérez
Albert Ksinan
Artur Nilsson
Malgorzata Puchalska-Wasyl
Selin Temizel
Özgen Yalçin
TS 16.10 - 17.55
Work and Unemployment
• Presenters:
Bill Buenar Puplampu
Nebojša Majstorovic
Paul Jiménez
oze Sambt
Katarzyna Slebarska
Darius Chan
David Dias Neto
16.30
17.00
17.30
18.00
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Thursday 9
9.00
9.30
Thursday 9
10.00
U6-29
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Ethnicity
• Presenters:
Shanna Logan
Aldona Vaiciuliene
Paulina Zelviene
Ercan Sen
Susana Helm
Ekaterine Pirtskhalava
U6-30
IS 9:00 - 10:50
Aggression and violence
across contexts
and countries
• Convenor: John Tisak • Presenters: Guido Alessandri,
Ersilia Menesini, Georges
Steffgen, Marie S. Tisak
U6-32
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Attachment and couple
relationship
• Presenters:
Marie Danet
Cenk Kahvecioglu
Yagmur Yagmurcu
Elçin Gündogdu-Aktürk
Bülent Aykutoglu
U6-33
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Difficulties in child
development
• Presenters:
Maureen Hoskyn
Alba Barros
Maureen Hoskyn
Patrick Leung
Alessandra Raudino
Alfiya Sultanova
U6-39
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Positivity and well-being I
• Presenters:
Seda Bayraktar
Tanja Bellier-Teichmann
Marta Boczkowska
Fabien Bacro
Hezhi Chen
Fu-Mei Chen
U6-40
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Sport and exercise
• Presenters:
Abbas Abolghasemi
Giovanna Teresa Pontiggia
Asghar Jafari
Azar Kiamarsi
Nathalie Rosier
Stanislava Stoyanova
U6-41
-
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Psychological choices
on environmental versus
economical sustainability
• Presenters:
Mauro Bertolotti
Charis Pashia
Martin Obschonka
Adam Zalinski
Pierangelo Sardi
Marko Polic
U6-42
-
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Mindfulness and
resiliency
• Presenters:
Marleen De Villiers
Corina Aguilar-Raab
Aimiliza Stefanidou
Ieva Vasionyte
Sadrollah Khosravi
Malayeri
-
-
9.00
9.30
10.00
10.30
10.30
11.00
11.00
11.30
12.00
12.30
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Workers and
the workplace
• Chair: Luca Vecchio
• Presenters:
Estelle Swart
Cristina Baldissarri
Fatih Ozdemir
Özge Kantas
Rui Serodio
Francisco Miranda Rodrigues
IS 11.35 - 13.25
PROACTIVE PSYCHOLOGY
RELIES ON ITSELF. ENPAP
PROJECT FOR INVESTING IN
THE PRACTICE OF PSYCHOLOGY
• Convenor: Felice Damiano
Torricelli
• Presenters: Lisa Barclay, Lucia
Martina, Giovanna Melandri,
Massimo Santinello
11.30
TS 11.35 - 13.20
Emotional regulation
• Presenters:
Nuray Demir
Manolo Cattari
Bilgesu Hascuhadar
Emilie Constant
Isil Tatlicioglu
Isabella McMurray
TS 11.35 - 13.20
Parenting
• Presenters:
Busra Karagobek
Semira Tagliabue
Kerstin Söderström
Maria del Carmen Rostagno
Miriam Parise
Melikenaz Yalçin
Keith Arnolds
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Positivity and well-being II
• Presenters:
Chin-Lung Chien
Dilek Demirtepe-Saygili
Feride Ozlem Elagoz
Özge Erarslan
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Life styles and healthy
self regulation
• Chair: Cristiano Violani
• Presenters:
Soledad Andrés
Paul Chang
Natascha de Hoog
Nele Jacobs
Shai Elliot Nkoana
Viviane Thewissen
Dan Zakay
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Psychotechnologies
and life long learning
• Presenters:
Simona Carniato
Elina Demetriadou
Kyriaki G. Giota
Katrine Jorgensen
Dian N. Marissa
Emilie Vayre
TS 11.35 - 13.20
Cyber space and virtual
realities I
• Presenters:
Zainah Ahmad Zamani
Luca Argenton
Olga Bogolyubova
Sadrollah Khosravi
Valentina Boursier
Yianna Ioannou
Sadrollah Khosravi
12.00
12.30
13.00
13.00
13.30
13.30
14.00
14.30
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Gender and every day life
• Chair: Elisabetta Camussi
• Presenters:
Miriam Zehnter
Sherianne Kramer
Reut Sadia
Sueli Salva
Neslihan Sabuncu
Elsa Taschini
PS 13:35 - 15:05
Entrepreneurship:
Psychological perspective
and new findings
• Convenor: Mariola Laguna • Presenters: Garazi Azanza, Artur
Domurat, Susana Correira Santos,
Adam Żaliński
• Discussant: Lorraine Uhlaner
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Cyberbullyng and online
aggression
• Presenters:
Gamze Er
Niels Jacobs
Gabriela Jiskrova
Tali Heiman
Marija Saric
Aiman El Asam
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Attachment and children’s
problems
• Presenters:
Doris D’Hooghe
Ezgi Sakman
Klio Geroulanou
Costança Biscaia
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Positivity and well-being III
• Presenters:
Paolo Inghilleri
Burcu Korkmaz
Papri Nath
Haruo Nomura
TS 13.35 - 15.20
Disaster and crisis
psychology
• Presenters:
Petra Filkukova
Stefanie Wahl
Gözde Ikizer
Andreas Maercker
Egle Mazulyte
Yuval Oded
Robertas Povilaitis
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Environment
and sustainability
• Presenters:
Kathryn Buchanan
Alexandra Gheorghiu
Silvia Ivaldi
Valeria Pizzi
Natalia Grishina
Martti Puohiniemi
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Cyber space and virtual
realities II
• Presenters:
Armin Klaps
Valentina Manna
Mariacristina Migliardi
Aikaterini Pagoulatou
Tatiana Pilishvili
Dóra Katalin Prievara
14.00
14.30
15.00
15.00
15.30
15.30
16.00
16.00
16.30
17.00
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Self-concept
• Presenters:
Hatice Isik
Mitra Vahidvaghef
Yagmur Yagmurcu
Nur Elibol-Pekaslan
Ora Peleg
Chantelle Silva De Abreu
17.30
PS 16.10 - 17.40
Searching for new
approaches to engage
intergroup tensions
in contemporary complex
societies: Insights
from research in Israel
and Poland
• Convenor: Helena
Desivilya Syna • Presenters: Daniella Arieli,
Michal Bilewicz, Victor Friedman,
Michal Raz
• Discussant: Michal Bilewicz
TS 16.10 - 17.55
Socio-emotional learning
• Presenters:
Benjamin Le Hénaff
Asil Ali Özdogru
Sadrollah Khosravi
Keita Shinogaya
Michael Weigl
TS 16.10 - 17.55
Children difficulties
and parenting
• Presenters:
Anja Keitel-Korndörfer
Maria Vassos
Patricia Martínez Lanz
Ginna Porat-Zyman
Sena Cure
Olga Gómez Ortiz
Malayeri
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Positivity and well-being IV
• Presenters:
Kerim Selvi
Tatiana Tairi
Shirley Ben Shlomo
Vered Shenaar-Golan
Homer Yabut
Duygu Yakin
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Severe and Chronic
diseases
• Presenters:
Zahra Esmaeili
Gokhan Malkoc
Mariana Mangin Valencia
Concetta Polizzi
Nancy Xiaonan Yu
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Sustainability
and mindfulness
• Presenters:
Etsuko Yoshida
Wei Zhang
Wolfgang Beiglboeck
Sadrollah Khosravi
Ying Ma
Ursa Malesic
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Cyber space and consumer
behaviour
• Presenters:
Agata Blachino
Biruta Urban
Anise M. S. Wu
Mogu S. Yu
Antonio Acerra
Gerke Dooijeweerd
16.30
17.00
17.30
18.00
18.00
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Thursday 9
POSTERS
THURSday 9
MORNING 10.50 - 11.35
Thursday 9
08 - Attention and consciousness
• 001 COGNITIVE STRATEGIES FOR EMOTION
REGULATION AND ANXIOUS PROFILE
AS PREDICTORS FOR ATTENTIONAL BIAS
IN A DOT-PROBE TASK
Lydia Cristína Rodríguez-Corcelles - University of
Puerto Rico, San Juan - Puerto Rico
Dimayra Rivera-López - University of Puerto Rico,
San Juan - Puerto Rico
Mónica C. Acevedo-Molina - University of Puerto
Rico, San Juan - Puerto Rico
Frances M. Vega-Carrasquillo - University of
Puerto Rico, San Juan - Puerto Rico
Carmen L. Rivera-Medina - University of Puerto
Giovanni Tirado-Santiago - University of Puerto
• 002 CONTEXTUAL EFFECTS MODULATE
THE PROCESSING OF SOCIAL CUES
Andrea Ravagli - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Francesco Marini - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Angelo Maravita - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Paola Ricciardelli - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
• 003 CROSS-CULTURAL ASSESSMENT OF
ATTENTION LEVEL AMONG CHINESE AND ISRAELI
ADOLESCENTS
Dubi Lufi - Yezreel Valley College, Yezreel - Israel
Yun-Kwok Wing - Shatin Hospital, Hong Kong Hong Kong
Ngan-Yin Chan - Shatin Hospital, Hong Kong Hong Kong
• 004 PERTURBING EFFECTS OF MOVING SOUNDS
ON READING SACCADES
Svea Missfeldt - Leuphana University
of Lueneburg, Lueneburg - Germany
Rainer Hoeger - Leuphana University
of Lueneburg, Lueneburg - Germany
• 005 SCHIZOPHRENIA AND CONTROL OF ATTENTION
IN SOCIAL CONTEXT: EFFECT OF PERCEPTUAL LOAD
IN PROCESSING FACIAL EXPRESSION
Joana Filipa Grave - University of Aveiro, Aveiro
- Portugal
Sandra Cristina Soares - University of Aveiro,
Aveiro - Portugal
Nuno Madeira - Centro Hospitalar e Universitário
de Coimbra, Coimbra - Portugal
Paulo Rodrigues - University of Beira Interior,
Covilhã - Portugal
Tiago Santos - Hospital Center of Baixo Vouga,
Aveiro - Portugal
Carolina Roque - Centro Hospitalar e Universitário
Cristina Pereira - Hospital Center of Baixo Vouga,
Aveiro - Portugal
Sofia Morais - Centro Hospitalar e Universitário
Vitor Santos - Hospital Center of Baixo Vouga,
Aveiro - Portugal
• 006 SOCIAL CHANGE BLINDNESS REVISITED:
COMMON GROUND GUIDES VISUAL ATTENTION
IN SOCIAL SCENES
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Natalia Andrianova - Saint Petersburg State
Mikhail Zotov - Saint Petersburg State University,
Saint Petersburg - Russian Federation
• 007 THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ATTENTION
FUNCTIONS AND TIME PERCEPTION
Nicolson Yat Fan Siu - The Chinese University of
Hong Kong, Hong Kong - Hong Kong
Jacqueline Jiaying Le - Y.M.C.A. of Hong Kong
Christian College, Hong Kong - Hong Kong
• 008 THE D2-R TEST OF ATTENTION; THE
COMPARISON BETWEEN FRENCH AND JAPANESE
ELDERLY PEOPLE
Yuko Yato - Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto - Japan
Shohei Hirose - Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto
- Japan
Noriaki Tsuchida - Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto
- Japan
Philippe Wallon - University of Paris 8, Paris France
Claude Mesmin - University of Paris 8, Paris France
Matthieu Jobert - Seldage SARL, Gif - France
• 009 THE EFFECT OF COLOR SURROUNDINGS
TO SUBJECTIVE PAINFULNESS USING
PAIN-RELATED SOMATOSENSORY EVENT
RELATED POTENTIALS (SEPS)
Kenzo Konishi - Kibi International University,
Takahashi - Japan
Midori Hashimto - Hiroshima University, Higashihiroshima - Japan
Ippei Umeki - Kibi International University,
Takahashi - Japan
Seiya Tahara - Kibi International University,
Takahashi - Japan
Yushi Kato - Kibi International University,
Takahashi - Japan
Jun-ichi Akiyama - Kibi International University,
Takahashi - Japan
• 010 THE EFFECT OF COMPUTERIZED COGNITIVE
TRAINING ON ATTENTION AND EXECUTIVE
SKILLS IN DYSLEXIC CHILDREN
Dudley Wiest - California State University,
San Bernardino - United States
Eugene Wong - California State University,
Faye Wong - California State University,
Grahamm Wiest - California State University,
Fullerton - United States
Justin Wong - California State University,
• 011 THE EFFECT OF SOCIAL ANXIETY ON STROOP
TEST PERFORMANCE
Deniz Enic - Uludağ University, Bursa - Turkey
Merve Ficici - Fatih University, Istanbul - Turkey
Pinar Catikkaya - Fatih University, Istanbul - Turkey
• 012 THE SLEEPING BEAUTY OF PSYCHOLOGY:
AESTHETIC SCIENCE AS A POTENTIAL AREA
OF PSYCHOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE INTEGRATION
Pavel Sabadosh - Russian Academy of Sciences,
• 013 TRIAL-BY-TRIAL MODULATIONS IN THE GAZECUEING TASK
Francesca Ciardo - University of Modena and
Reggio Emilia, Reggio Emilia - Italy
Cristina Iani - University of Modena and Reggio
Emilia, Reggio Emilia - Italy
Milan - Italy
• 014 WORKING MEMORY CAPACITY CORRELATES
WITH VISUAL SEARCH IN TIME WHILE READING
Jean Saint-Aubin - Université de Moncton,
Moncton - Canada
Kaylee Eady - Université de Moncton, Moncton
- Canada
Raymond Klein - Dalhousie University, Halifax
- Canada
09 - Learning and memory
• 015 ABSTRACT RULE LEARNING FOR FACE
SEQUENCES IN 7-MONTH-OLD INFANTS
Hermann Bulf - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milano - Italy
Viola Brenna - University of Milan-Bicocca, Milano
- Italy
Eloisa Valenza - University of Padova, Padua Italy
Scott Johnson - University of California Los
Angeles, Los Angeles - United States
Chiara Turati - University of Milan-Bicocca, Milano
- Italy
• 016 ADJUNCTIVE BEHAVIORS IN WINNERS
AND LOSERS
Cristina Orgaz - National University of Distance
Javier Íbias - National University of Distance
Laura Gijón - National University of Distance
Ricardo Pellón - National University of Distance
• 017 AGE-RELATED CHANGES IN CENTRAL
EXECUTIVE COMPONENT OF WORKING MEMORY
Raquel Rodríguez Fernández - National University
of Distance Education (UNED), Madrid - Spain
Javier González Marqués - Complutense
• 018 AMBIGUITY PRODUCES ATTENTION SHIFTS
IN CATEGORY LEARNING
Cristina Orgaz - National University of Distance
Miguel A. Vadillo - King’s College; University
College London, London - United Kingdom
David Luque - University of New South Wales,
Sidney - Australia; University of Malaga, Malaga
- Spain
James B. Nelson - University of the Basque
• 019 AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORY FOR
TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCES
Violeta Fernández-Lansac - Complutense
María Crespo - Complutense University of Madrid,
Madrid - Spain
Mar Gómez - Complutense University of Madrid,
Madrid - Spain
• 020 COGNITIVE UNDERPINNINGS OF
CHILDREN’S MATHEMATICAL REASONING
Derek Berg - Queen’s University, Kingston Canada
Ian Matheson - Queen’s University, Kingston Canada
Pamela McDonald - Queen’s University, Kingston
- Canada
Nancy Hutchinson - Queen’s University, Kingston
- Canada
• 021 DIFFERENTIAL OUTCOMES TRAINING
AND DELAYED VISUAL RECOGNITION MEMORY
USING MASKED STIMULI
Angeles F. Estévez - University of Almería, Almería
- Spain
Isabel Carmona - University of Almería, Almería
- Spain
Laura Esteban - University of Almería, Almería
- Spain
Paloma Marí-Beffa - Bangor University, Bangor United Kingdom
• 022 DIFFERENTIAL OUTCOMES TRAINING
IMPROVES VISUAL RECOGNITION MEMORY
IN HEALTHY ADULTS
Angeles F. Estévez - University of Almería, Almería
- Spain
Isabel Carmona - University of Almería, Almería
- Spain
Laura Esteban - University of Almería, Almería
- Spain
• 023 GOAL SETTING, NOT WAKEFUL RESTING
BOOSTS NEW MEMORIES OVER THE LONG TERM
Markus Martini - University of Innsbruck,
Innsbruck - Austria
Marco R. Furtner - University of Innsbruck,
Innsbruck - Austria
Thomas Maran - University of Innsbruck,
Innsbruck - Austria
Pierre Sachse - University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck
- Austria
• 024 INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN EMOTIONAL
INTELLIGENCE AND SPACING EFFECTS
IN INCIDENTAL MEMORY OF WORDS
Hiroshi Toyota - Nara University of Education,
Nara - Japan
• 025 INITIAL TESTING DOES NOT NECESSARILY
AFFECT EYEWITNESS RECALL ASSESSED
BY SPECIFIC QUESTIONING
Alaitz Aizpurua Sanz - University of the Basque
Malen Migueles - University of the Basque
Elvira Garcia-Bajos - University of the Basque
• 026 INVOLUNTARY AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL
MEMORIES IN THE LABORATORY:
EFFECTS OF ATTENTIONAL LOAD
Claudia Pelagatti - University of Florence, Florence
- Italy
Manila Vannucci - University of Florence, Florence
- Italy
• 027 IS IT TRULY HURT AS YOU SAY IT IS?
HUSBANDS’ ASSESSMENT OF THEIR WIVES’
LABOR PAINS
Avner Caspi - Open University of Israel, Raanana
- Israel
Eran Chajut - Open University of Israel, Raanana
- Israel
Rony Chen - Rabin Medical Center, Petah-Tikva
- Israel
Moshe Hod - Rabin Medical Center, Petah-Tikva
- Israel
Dan Ariely - Duke University, Durham - United
States
• 028 THE EFFECT OF COLOR BIZARRENESS
ON PICTURE MEMORY
Aiko Morita - Hiroshima University, Hiroshima
- Japan
Saki Funakoshi - Hiroshima University, Hiroshima
- Japan
• 029 THE EFFECT OF PHONOLOGICAL TRAINING
PACKAGE ON REINFORCEMENT OF AUDITORY
MEMORY OF STUDENTS WITH SPELLING
PROBLEMS IN PRIMARY SCHOOL
Fereshteh Baezzat - University of Mazandran,
Mazandran - Iran
M. Moradi - University of Mazandran, Mazandran
- Iran
• 030 THE EFFECTS OF EMOTIONAL CONTEXT
IN BODY ODOR MEMORY
Marta Rocha - University of Aveiro, Aveiro Portugal
Susana Campos - University of Aveiro, Aveiro Portugal
Sandra Cristina Soares - University of Aveiro,
Aveiro - Portugal
Laura Alho - University of Aveiro, Aveiro - Portugal
Jacqueline Ferreira - University of Aveiro, Aveiro
- Portugal
Carlos F. Silva - University of Aveiro, Aveiro Portugal
• 031 THE PROCESS OF LEARNING A FOREIGN
LANGUAGE BY HYPNOSIS (PALM)
Petr Zivny - Charles University in Prague,
Prague - Czech Republic; International Center of
Experimental and Applied Hypnosis, Milan - Italy
• 032 USING MEMORY EFFICIENCY INDEX
TO DIFFERENTIATE EARLY MCI FROM COGNITIVE
NORMAL AGED OLDER ADULTS
Giuseppe Maria Castro - Azienda Sanitaria
Provinciale Catania, Catania - Italy
Grazia Razza - Azienda Sanitaria Provinciale
Catania, Catania - Italy
Lucia Valmara Baraldo - Azienda Sanitaria
Provinciale Catania, Catania - Italy
b · Development and Education
08 - Bullying and aggression
• 033 A LONGITUDINAL EXAMINATION OF THE
EFFECTS OF SELF-EFFICACY ON PREVENTING
PROBLEM OF PEER RELATIONSHIP: TRANSITION
FROM ELEMENTARY TO JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Ayako Onishi - Konan University, Kobe - Japan
Katsumi Harada - Kanazawa University, Kanazawa
- Japan
Yoshimi Nakashima - Fukuoka University
of Education, Fukuoka - Japan
• 034 ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR: CONNECTION
WITH BULLYING/CYBERBULLYING AND CONFLICT
RESOLUTION
Maite Garaigordobil - University of the Basque
• 035 ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOURS IN ADOLESCENCE:
WHAT IS BEHIND DEVIANCY?
Alice Murteira Morgado - University of Coimbra,
Coimbra - Portugal
Maria da Luz Vale Dias - University of Coimbra,
Coimbra - Portugal
• 036 BULLYING AND CYBERBULLYING IN
PORTUGAL: VALIDATION OF A QUESTIONNAIRE
AND ANALYSIS OF PREVALENCE
Vítor Alexandre Coelho - Académico de Torres
Vedras, Torres Vedras - Portugal
Marta Marchante - Académico de Torres Vedras,
Torres Vedras - Portugal
Vanda Sousa - Académico de Torres Vedras, Torres
Vedras - Portugal
Patrícia Brás - Académico de Torres Vedras, Torres
Vedras - Portugal
Ana Maria Romao - Académico de Torres Vedras,
• 037 BULLYING AND CYBERBULLYING:
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PUBLIC-PRIVATE AND
RELIGIOUS-SECULAR SCHOOLS
• 038 CYBERBULLYING IN PRIMARY SCHOOL:
RISK FACTORS RELATED TO ROLES
OF INVOLVEMENT
Olga Gómez-Ortiz - University of Córdoba,
Córdoba - Spain
Cristina María García Fernández - University
of Córdoba, University, Córdoba - Spain
Eva María Romera Félix - University of Córdoba,
Córdoba - Spain
Rosario Ortega-Ruiz - University of Córdoba,
Córdoba - Spain
• 039 DIMENSION ANALYSIS OF CONCEPTIONS
OF BRAZILIAN ADOLESCENTS CONCERNING
BULLYING
Wanderlei A. de Oliveira - University of São Paulo,
Jorge L. da Silva - University of São Paulo,
Ribeirão Preto - Brunei Darussalam
Simona C. S. Caravita - Catholic University
of Milan, Milan - Italy
Marta A. I. Silva - University of São Paulo, Ribeirão
Preto - Brazil
• 040 EVALUATION OF A PROGRAM TO PREVENT
VIOLENCE: EFFECTS ON THE CAPACITY
OF EMPATHY, ANGER MANAGEMENT
AND THE DEFINITION OF PEACE
• 041 FEATURES OF REFLECTION OF AGGRESSION
IN EDUCATIONAL BOOKS ON PSYCHOLOGY
LIKE "GRAPHIC GUIDE"
Pavel Ermakov - Southern Federal University,
Rostov-on-Don - Russian Federation
Olga Fedotova - Southern Federal University,
• 042 LINK BETWEEN SYMPTOMS OF
IMPULSIVENESS/HYPERACTIVITY AND
AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOURS FOR GIRLS WHO LIVE
IN REHABILITATION CENTRES
Samuel Giroux - Université du Québec
à Montréal, Montréal - Canada
Émile Cogné - Université du Québec à Montréal,
Montreal - Canada
Nicholas Despars - Université du Québec
à Montréal, Montreal - Canada
Marie-Claude Guay - Université du Québec
• 043 LONGITUDINAL RELATIONS AMONG
PROBLEMATIC INTERNET USE, CYBERBULLYING
PERPETRATION, AND MEETING STRANGERS
ONLINE AMONG ADOLESCENTS
Manuel Gámez-Guadix - Autonomous University
Erika Borrajo - University of Deusto, Bilbao Spain
Estibaliz Mateos-Pérez - University of Deusto,
Bilbao - Spain
• 044 OBSERVATION ON JUVENILE DEVIANCE
IN "SOCIETY WITHOUT FATHERS"
Alessandra Greco - Private Practitioner, Catania - Italy
Corrado Fatuzzo - Questura di Catania, Catania
- Italy
• 045 PEER SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN ADOLESCENCE:
FACTORIAL STRUCTURE OF VICTIMIZATION AND
AGGRESSION IN GIRLS AND BOYS
Olga Gómez-Ortiz - University of Córdoba,
Córdoba - Spain
Esther María Vega Gea - University of Córdoba,
Córdoba - Spain
Virginia Sánchez - University of Sevilla, Sevilla
- Spain
Rosario Ortega-Ruiz - University of Córdoba,
Córdoba - Spain
• 046 ROLES OF COGNITIVE AND EMOTIONAL
VARIABLES IN THE DECISION PROCESSES
OF REACTIVE AND PROACTIVE AGGRESSION
AMONG JAPANESE MALE STUDENTS
Takeyasu Kawabata Kawabata - Shokei Gakuin
University, Natori - Japan
Ken-ichi Ohbuchi ohbuchi - Tohoku University,
Sendai - Japan
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• 047 SEXTING AND ONLINE VICTIMIZATION:
PREVALENCE AND ASSOCIATION AMONG
SPANISH ADULTS
Manuel Gámez-Guadix - Autonomous University
Estibaliz Mateos-Pérez - University of Deusto,
Bilbao - Spain
Thursday 9
• 048 SOCIAL SUPPORT: WHAT DO CHILDREN
NEED TO BUFFER THE NEGATIVE IMPACT OF
BULLYING ON WELL-BEING
Trijntje Vollink - Open University of the
Netherlands, Heerlen - Netherlands
Francine Dehue - Open University of the
• 049 THE PECULIARITIES OF ETHNIC IDENTITY
AMONG ADULTS: THE RESULTS OF EMPIRICAL
RESEARCH
Karina Kolesina - Southern Federal University,
Irina Abakumova - Southern Federal University,
Alexander Miroshnichenko - Southern Federal
University, Rostov-on-Don - Russian Federation
• 050 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN A SELF-REPORT
“ASÍ NOS LLEVAMOS EN LA ESCUELA” AND
A SOCIOMETRIC QUESTIONNAIRE TO ASSESS
BULLYING IN A SAMPLE OF MEXICAN CHILDREN
Adriana Marín-Martínez - National Autonomous
• 051 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SEXTING AND
DATING VIOLENCE AMONG ITALIAN YOUNG ADULTS
Mara Morelli - Sapienza University of Rome,
Rome - Italy
Dora Bianchi - Sapienza University of Rome,
Rome - Italy
Roberto Baiocco - Sapienza University of Rome,
Rome - Italy
Lina Pezzuti - Sapienza University of Rome,
Rome - Italy
Antonio Chirumbolo - Sapienza University
• 052 VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF THE SPANISH
VERSION OF THE DISPLACED AGGRESSION
QUESTIONNAIRE
Esperanza García-Sancho - University of Malaga,
Malaga - Spain
J. Martín Salguero - University of Malaga, Malaga
- Spain
Eduardo A. Vasquez - University of Kent,
Canterbury - United Kingdom
Pablo Fernández-Berrocal - University of Malaga,
Malaga - Spain
09 - Adolescent adjustment
• 053 ALICE IN ADOLESCENTLAND - THE
DEVELOPMENT OF TRUE SELF
Santina Pierro - Second University of Naples,
Naples - Italy
Carolina Alfano - Second University of Naples,
Naples - Italy
• 054 A REFLECTION ON THE BEHAVIOUR OF THE
YOUNG ADOLESCENTS AND THE INFLUENCE
ON SCHOOL PERFORMANCE
Andreia Leal - Catholic University of Portugal,
Porto - Portugal
Joana Coutinho - University of Porto, Porto Portugal
• 055 ADOLESCENT VIOLENCE TOWARDS PARENTS
AND EMOTIONAL COMPETENCE
Anna LLorca Mestre - University of Valencia,
Valencia - Spain
Elisabeth Malonda Vidal - University of Valencia,
Valencia - Spain
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Paula Samper García - University of Valencia,
Valencia - Spain
Audrey Brassard - Université de Sherbrooke,
Sherbrooke - Canada
• 056 Chinese Adolescents’ Participation
in Socio-Political, Religious,
School/Community Volunteering
and Gathering Activities
Qian Wang - The Chinese University of Hong
Meilin Guan - Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Beijing - China
Yongjuan Li - Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Beijing - China
• 064 INTERACTIVE AND GUIDED PROCESSES
TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOCIAL
AND EMOTIONAL FUNCTIONS IN THE ASPERGER
SYNDROME
Salvatore Gentile - Azienda Sanitaria Matera,
Policoro - Italy
Eleonora Gentile - Azienda Sanitaria Matera,
Policoro - Italy
Antonella Magno - Azienda Sanitaria Matera,
Policoro - Italy
• 057 Chinese early adolescents’
disclosure of thoughts and feelings
vs. behaviors to their parents
and their academic functioning
Nini Wu - Guangdong University of Education,
Guangzhou - China
• 065 PARENT CONTROL AND PARENT-ADOLESCENT
CONFLICT AS PARAMETERS OF EXTERNALIZING
AND INTERNALIZING BEHAVIORS
Maria Symeou - University of Cyprus, Nicosia Cyprus
Stelios Georgiou - University of Cyprus, Nicosia
- Cyprus
• 058 DECOMPOSING SELF IN ADOLESCENCE:
THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ACADEMIC
MOTIVATION AND SELF-ESTEEM
Dušana Šarčević - Union University, Novi Sad Serbia
Aleksandar Vasić - Union University, Novi Sad Serbia
• 059 DO EARLY MATURED ADOLESCENTS ARE
IN DANGER ONLINE? ADOLESCENTS PUBERTY
TIMING AND BEHAVIOR ONLINE
Vilmante Pakalniskiene - Vilnius University,
Vilnius - Lithuania
• 060 DRUGS AND ADOLESCENTS IN SPAIN:
LOCAL, REGIONAL, AND NATIONAL
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
Víctor José Villanueva Blasco- University of
Zaragoza, Teruel - Spain
Alba Escura - University of Zaragoza, Teruel Spain
Angel Barrasa - University of Zaragoza, Teruel Spain
Yolanda Vellisca - University of Zaragoza, Teruel
- Spain
• 061 EMOTIONAL AUTONOMY, SOCIAL
RELATIONSHIPS AND LONELINESS/ALONENESS
IN ADOLESCENTS WITH LEARNING
DISABILITIES
Marinella Majorano - University of Verona,
Verona - Italy
Paola Corsano - University of Parma, Parma Italy
Anna Monauni - University of Verona, Verona Italy
Simona Tagliazucchi - University of Parma,
Parma - Italy
• 062 EXTERNALIZING PROBLEMS AND
MENTALIZING IN ADOLESCENCE
Lina Gervinskaite-Paulaitiene - Vilnius University,
Vilnius - Lithuania
Rasa Barkauskiene - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
• 063 FACEBOOK USE AND SELF-IMAGE AMONG
ADOLESCENTS
Camille Giroux-Benoit - Université du Québec
à Trois-Rivières, Trois-Rivières - Canada
Anik Ferron - Université du Québec à TroisRivières, Trois-Rivières - Canada
Yvan Lussier - Université du Québec à TroisRivières, Trois-Rivières - Canada
Christopher Naud - Université du Québec
à Trois-Rivières, Trois-Rivières Canada
• 066 PROGETTO ALBATROSS AGAINST YOUNG
DEVIANCE. A PROJECT FOR READJUSTMENT
OF UNDER AGE BOYS WITH PET THERAPY
Manolo Cattari - A.S.D. Progetto AlbatroSS, Sassari
- Italy
Giuseppe Manca - A.S.D. Progetto AlbatroSS,
Sassari - Italy
• 067 RELATION BETWEEN PROBLEM
BEHAVIOURS, DRUGS USE AND ASSERTIVENESS
IN ADOLESCENTS
Víctor José Villanueva Blasco - University
of Zaragoza, Teruel - Spain
Eva Serós - University of Zaragoza, Teruel Spain
Juan Ramón Barrada - University of Zaragoza,
Teruel - Spain
Yolanda Vellisca - University of Zaragoza, Teruel
- Spain
• 068 RISK ACCEPTABILITY IN FAMILIES
WITH ADOLESCENTS
Giulia Lucarelli - Sapienza University of Rome,
Rome - Italy
• 069 RISK BEHAVIOURS AND DISTRESS
IN ADOLESCENTS. TYPES OF PSYCHOLOGICAL
INTERVENTIONS AT HIGH SCHOOL
Maria Monica Ratti - Univeristy of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Sabina Albonetti - Univeristy of Insubria, Varese
- Italy
• 070 THE EFFECTS ON ANXIETY OF THE USE
OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES, CHANGING SLEEP
PATTERNS AND MOOD IN ADOLESCENCE
Dianne Mawby - Swinburne University,
Melbourne - Australia
Nicole Redlich - Swinburne University, Melbourne
- Australia
• 071 THE EFFECTS OF PEER SUPPORT TRAINING
IN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS - FOCUSING
ON LISTENING
Shuko Esumi - University of Tsukuba, Tsukubashi - Japan
Ichiko Shoji - University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba-shi
- Japan
• 072 The infrational act and the socioeducative measures: the policy
of a failure
Juliana Bartijotto - University of São Paulo,
Ribeião Preto - Brazil
Leda Verdiani Tfouni - University of São Paulo,
Ribeião Preto - Brazil
• 073 THE INTEGRATIVE ROLE OF ACADEMIC
MOTIVATION IN ADOLESCENCE
Dušana Šarčević - Union University, Novi Sad Serbia
Aleksandar Vasić - Union University, Novi Sad Serbia
• 074 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OVERADAPTATION AND DEPRESSION IN JAPANESE
COLLEGE STUDENTS
Junki Kazama - Nagoya University, Nagoya - Japan
• 075 The Relationship between Mild
Delinquency and Social Skills
in Japanese Junior High School
Students
Akiko Obokata - Shiraume Gakuen University,
Tokyo - Japan
05 - Group processes and intergroup
relations
• 076 A CONTRIBUTION TO THE ITALIAN
VALIDATION OF THE SOCIAL EMPATHY INDEX
Eleonora Gentile - University of Padova, Padua
- Italy
Paolo Albiero - University of Padova, Padua - Italy
Giada Matricardi - University of Padova, Padua
- Italy
Evelin Rossi - University of Padova, Padua - Italy
• 077 COGNITIVE AND AFFECTIVE RESPONSES
TO AN ANTI-NORMATIVE ORDER IN MILITARY
CADETS
Silvia da Costa - University of the Basque Country,
Dario Paez - University of the Basque Country,
Alejandro Torres - CMN, Buenos Aires - Argentina
Gisela Delfino - University of Buenos Aires,
Buenos Aires - Argentina
Flor Sanchez - University of Madrid, Madrid Spain
• 078 DESCRIBING THE PROTOTYPES OF SOCIAL
CATEGORIES - A QUALITATIVE STUDY
Veronika Francova - Charles University
in Prague, Prague - Czech Republic
• 079 DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF STATUS AND
COMPETITION ON PERCEIVED THREAT TOWARD
THREE IMMIGRANT GROUPS
Isabel Cuadrado - University of Almería, Almería
- Spain
Rubén Ibáñez - University of Almería, Almería
- Spain
Andreea Alexandra Constantin - University
of Almería, Almería - Spain
• 080 Hollywood in China: How American
Popular Culture Shapes Chinese Views
of the "Beautiful Imperialist", an
Experimental Analysis
Peter Gries - University of Oklahoma, Norman United States
• 081 HOST ADOLESCENTS’ STEREOTYPES
TOWARDS YOUNG IMMIGRANTS
- Spain
Lucía López-Rodríguez - University of Almería,
Almería - Spain
Marisol Navas - University of Almería, Almería
- Spain
• 082 HOW ADOLESCENT´S STEREOTYPES AFFECT
THEIR BEHAVIOURAL TENDENCIES TOWARDS
IMMIGRANT GROUPS
- Spain
Andreea Alexandra Constantine - University
of Almería, Almería - Spain
Rubén Ibáñez - University of Almería, Almería
- Spain
• 083 HOW PRIMING NATIONAL VS OTHER
COLLECTIVE NARCISSISM IMPACTS INTERGROUP
ATTITUDES: MINORITY ANSWER TO MAJORITY’S
NARCISSISM
Mihaela Boza - Alexandru Ioan Cuza University,
Iasi - Romania
• 084 PSYCHOLOGY CULTURAL RESILIENCY
AND TRADITIONAL SOCIETIES
Françoise Payet Sinaman - University of Paris 8,
Paris - France
• 085 SOCIAL PARTITIONS AND IDENTITY
PROCESSES: AN ILLUSTRATION IN THE FIELD
OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN FANCE
Sofiene Harabi - University of Burgundy, Dijon
- France
Florent Mangin - University of Burgundy, Dijon
- France
Philippe Castel - University of Burgundy, Dijon
- France
• 086 SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS OF THE PEACE
PROCESS IN TURKEY SHARED BY KURDISH
AND TURKISH UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Merve Fidan - Ankara University, Ankara Turkey
• 087 THE EFFECTS OF RETENTION INTERVAL AND
INTERGROUP BIAS ON EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY
AND ATTRIBUTION OF GUILT IN TURKEY
Nihan Selin Soylu - Ege University, Izmir - Turkey
Ezgi Mehmetoglu - Ege University, Izmir - Turkey
• 088 THE IMPACT OF EMOTIONAL VALENCE
OF EPISODIC EVENTS ON THE IMPLICIT
MEASUREMENTS OF THE ETHNIC ATTITUDES
Irina Plotka - Baltic Psychology and Management
University College, Riga - Latvia
Marija Bambulyaka - Baltic Psychology and
Management University College, Liepaja - Latvia
Nina Blumenau - Baltic Psychology and
Management University College, Riga - Latvia
Dmitry Igonin - LTD Latenta, Riga - Latvia
• 089 UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’ BELIEFS ABOUT
SHARING KNOWLEDGE BETWEEN RESEARCHERS
FROM RIVAL COUNTRIES
Alexander Poddiakov - National Research
University Higher School of Economics, Moscow Russian Federation
• 090 WILL HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS AFFECT
PERFORMANCE IN A CONSENSUS GAME?
Naohiro Obata - Hokkaido University, Sapporo
- Japan
07 - Race and ethnicity
• 091 “THEY SAY TIME HEALS IT… IT DOESN’T”:
BEREAVEMENT EXPERIENCES OF PAKISTANI
WOMEN FOLLOWING INFANT MORTALITY
Romana Farooq - University of Leeds, Leeds United Kingdom
Ghazala Mir - University of Leeds, Leeds - United
Kingdom
Fiona Thorne - University of Leeds, Leeds - United
Kingdom
• 092 A COMPARISON OF THE MENTAL HEALTH
PROBLEMS OF NORTH KOREAN ADOLESCENT
DEFECTORS AND SOUTH KOREAN ADOLESCENTS
Hee Kyung Kim - Dongshin University, Naju Republic of Korea
Hyun-Kyun Shin - Dongshin University, Naju Republic of Korea
• 093 A LONGITUDINAL STUDY FOR THE
PROMOTION OF SOCIAL SELF-EFFICACY IN NATIVE
AND IMMIGRANT ADOLESCENTS
- Spain
Córdoba - Spain
Bárbara Luque - University of Córdoba, Córdoba
- Spain
• 094 TRANSFORMING CULTURAL IDENTITY
IN A MONOCULTURAL ENVIRONMENT:
THE CASE OF HONG KONG
Kerry Kennedy - Hong Kong Institute
of Education, Hong Kong - Hong Kong
d · Work and organization
04 - Well-being at Work
• 095 BULLYING OF SOCIAL WORKERS. A
QUANTITATIVE STUDY ON PREVALENCE AND
TYPES OF BULLYING AND HARASSMENT
Marie Drüge - University of Education, Freiburg
im Breisgau - Germany
Karin Schleider - University of Education, Freiburg
im Breisgau - Germany
Maya Lynn Fuchs - University of Education,
Freiburg im Breisgau - Germany
• 096 DOING THE RIGHT THING THE WRONG WAY:
A RESOURCE PERSPECTIVE OF EXERCISE
IN THE CONTEXT OF WORKPLACE ANXIETY
AND SATISFACTION
Bonnie Hayden Cheng - Hong Kong Polytechnic
University, Hong Kong - Hong Kong
Warren Chiu - Hong Kong Polytechnic University,
Hong Kong - Hong Kong
Wei Si - Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong
Kong - Hong Kong
• 097 FLOW EXPERIENCE UNDER VARYING STRESS
CONDITIONS: AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH
Innsbruck - Austria
Marco Furtner - University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck
- Austria
Markus Martini - University of Innsbruck,
Innsbruck - Austria
• 098 GENDER DIFFERENCES IN THE
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN JOB INSECURITY, VIGOR
AND EXHAUSTION AT WORK
Marianna Giunchi - University of Turin, Turin - Italy
Federica Emanuel - University of Turin, Turin - Italy
Chiara Ghislieri - University of Turin, Turin - Italy
Maria José Chambel - University of Lisbon, Lisbon
- Portugal
• 099 JOB SATISFACTION IN AN ITALIAN
PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY: THE ROLE
OF ORGANIZATIONAL RESOURCES
Claudio Giovanni Cortese - University of Turin,
Turin - Italy
Federica Emanuel - University of Turin, Turin - Italy
Monica Molino - University of Turin, Turin - Italy
Daniele Pellungrini - Sanofi, Garessio - Italy
Riccardo Ghini - Sanofi, Garessio - Italy
Alberto Tortone - Sanofi, Garessio - Italy
Piergiorgio Morchio - Sanofi, Garessio - Italy
• 100 MEASURING JOB STRESS IN TEACHING:
PSYCHOMETRIC PROPRIETIES OF THE ITALIAN
VERSION OF THE INDEX OF TEACHING STRESS
(ITS-20)
Loredana Addimando - University of MilanBicocca, Milano - Italy
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Alessandro Pepe - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milano - Italy
Thursday 9
• 101 PERCEIVED SUPPORT INSIDE AND OUTSIDE
WORK: PERCEIVED ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT,
FAMILY SUPPORT AND JOB SATISFACTION
IN DISABLED WORKERS
Carlos-María Alcover - Rey Juan Carlos University,
Madrid - Spain
Juan José Fernández - Rey Juan Carlos University,
Madrid - Spain
Fernando Rodríguez - Rey Juan Carlos University,
Madrid - Spain
Izarne Lizaso - Rey Juan Carlos University, Madrid
- Spain
• 102 PERCEPTION OF ORGANIZATIONAL JUSTICE,
SYSTEM JUSTICE AND BELIEF IN A JUST WORLD
AS PREDICTORS OF JOB SATISFACTION
Hasan Gündüz - Adana Science and Technology
Universiy, Adana - Turkey
Derya Hasta - Ankara University, Ankara - Turkey
• 103 PREVALENCE OF BURNOUT AND ITS
RELATIONSHIP WITH SEEKING HELP FROM A
HEALTH PROFESSIONAL IN A SAMPLE OF TEACHERS
Ester Grau-Alberola - Valencian International
University, Valencia - Spain
Hugo Figueiredo-Ferraz - Valencian International
University, Valencia - Spain
Pedro R. Gil-Monte - University of Valencia,
Valencia - Spain
José Blanco-Ezquerro - University of La Rioja,
La Rioja - Spain
Guadalupe Manzano García - University
of La Rioja, La Rioja - Spain
• 104 PSYCHOLOGICAL CAUSES AND EFFECTS
OF MORAL DISTRESS AMONG CRITICAL CARE
PROFESSIONALS
Giulia Lamiani - University of Milan, Milan - Italy
Lidia Borghi - University of Milan, Milan - Italy
Elena Vegni - University of Milan, Milan - Italy
Piergiorgio Argentero - University of Pavia, Pavia
- Italy
• 105 RESORUCES, FLOW AT WORK AND RECOVERY
EXPERIENCES: A MULTI-GROUP STUDY
Turin - Italy
Margherita Zito - University of Turin, Turin - Italy
Lara Colombo - University of Turin, Turin - Italy
• 106 SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL SELF-EFFICACY
AT WORK
Carina Loeb - Mälardalen University, Eskilstuna
- Sweden
• 107 STRESS IN CALL-CENTER OPERATORS’ JOB AT
DIFFERENT TYPES OF MODERN ORGANIZATIONS
Irina Kuvaeva - Ural Federal University,
Ekaterinburg - Russian Federation
Anna B. Leonova - Lomonosov Moscow State
• 108 SUBJECTIVE MEANING OF WORK IN
SPECIALISTS WITH DIFFERENT LEVEL OF JOB
SATISFACTION
Mekhirban Abdullaeva - Lomonosov Moscow
State University, Moscow - Russian Federation
• 109 TAIL OF SOLDIERS: EMOTIONAL MISSION
EXPERIENCE
Alessandra Fario - Azienda Ospedaliera
Universitaria Federico II, Naples - Italy
• 110 TESTING SOCIAL EXCHANGE RELATIONSHIPS
AT WORK: PERCEIVED SUPPORT, BURNOUT
AND JOB SATISFACTION IN WORKERS WITH
DISABILITIES
Madrid - Spain
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Maria José Chambel - University of Lisbon, Lisbon
- Portugal
Juan José Fernández - Rey Juan Carlos University,
Madrid - Spain
Fernando Rodríguez - Rey Juan Carlos University,
Madrid - Spain
• 111 THE FUNDAMENTAL SHIFT OF JOB DEMANDS
IN THE WORLD OF WORK – NEW FORMS
OF STRAINS – CAUSES, CHARACTERISTICS,
CONSEQUENCES
Andreas Hermann - Leopold-Franzens University
of Innsbruck, Innsbruck - Austria
Pierre Sachse - Leopold-Franzens University
of Innsbruck, Innsbruck - Austria
• 112 THE IMPACT OF ORGANIZATIONAL
RESTRUCTURING ON MANAGER WELLNESS
Hein Brand - University of Pretoria, Pretoria South Africa
• 113 THE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH
PROFESSIONALS’ WELL-BEING
Rosanna De Angelis - AEO, Milan - Italy
• 114 THE PERCEIVED STRESS-AT-WORK SCALE
Francesco Marcatto - University of Trieste, Trieste
- Italy
Lisa Di Blas - University of Trieste, Trieste - Italy
Ornella Luis - Municipality of Trieste, Trieste - Italy
Donatella Ferrante - University of Trieste, Trieste
- Italy
• 115 THE RELATIONSHIP OF ORGANIZATIONAL
COMMITMENT, JOB SATISFACTION, SOCIAL
SUPPORT AND PUBLIC HEALTH WITH
BURNOUT AMONG STAFF OF SOCIAL SECURITY
ORGANIZATION
Sadegh Jahanbakhsh Ganjeh - Kharazmi
University, Tehran - Iran
• 116 WORK-FAMILY CONFLICT AND FACILITATION
– WHERE SHOULD WE EXPECT CONSEQUENCES:
AT A SENDING OR AT A RECEIVING DOMAIN?
Bogusława Lachowska - The John Paul II Catholic
e · Health and clinical intervention
16 - Other
• 117 “My newborn has Down syndrome:
I knew it when he/she was born”. Doctors,
midwives, psychologists to feed parental
mind and to protect energy of life
Emanuela Beretta - Spedali Civili di Brescia,
Brescia - Italy
Marta Manelli - Spedali Civili di Brescia, Brescia
- Italy
Francesca Antonelli - Spedali Civili di Brescia,
Brescia - Italy
Laura Carrara - Spedali Civili di Brescia, Brescia
- Italy
Claudio Migliori - Spedali Civili di Brescia, Brescia
- Italy
Sonia Zatti - Spedali Civili di Brescia, Brescia Italy
Patrizia Accorsi - Spedali Civili di Brescia, Brescia
- Italy
• 118 A MULTI-DIMENSIONAL MEASURE
OF EMOTIONAL REGULATION STRATEGIES:
ADAPTATION OF THE H-FERST IN AN ITALIAN
COMMUNITY SAMPLE
Cristiano Violani - Sapienza University of Rome,
Rome - Italy
Luca Lani - European University of Rome, Rome
- Italy
Caterina Lombardo - Sapienza University
Sven Barnow - Heidelberg University, Heidelberg
- Germany
• 119 ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION AND RISK
PERCEPTION
Francesco Marcatto - University of Trieste, Trieste
- Italy
Roberto Gustin - University of Trieste, Trieste - Italy
Pierluigi Struzzo - University of Trieste, Trieste Italy
Donatella Ferrante - University of Trieste, Trieste
- Italy
• 120 ANALYSIS OF PERSONAL ATTITUDE
CONSTRUCT ON FRUSTRATION AND AGGRESSION
TOWARD COMPANION ANIMAL
Yurika Utsumi - Utsumi Mental Clinic, Fukushima
- Japan
Tetsuo Naito - Utsumi Mental Clinic, Fukushima
- Japan
• 121 ASSESSMENT OF THE INCORPORATION
OF QUALITY CRITERIA FOR DRUG PREVENTION
INTERVENTIONS WITH ADOLESCENTS IN SPAIN
Víctor José Villanueva Blasco- University of
Alba Escura - University of Zaragoza, Teruel Spain
• 122 BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL HEALTH OF FORMER
YOUTH WELFARE INSTITUTION RESIDENTS
– SELF ASSESSMENT AND ASSESSMENT
BY OTHERS
Pascale Roux - University of Applied Sciences,
Dornbirn - Austria
Sarah Moser - University of Applied Sciences,
Dornbirn - Austria
Frederic Fredersdorf - University of Applied
Sciences, Dornbirn - Austria
• 123 BROADENING THE SCOPE OF GRIEF:
HOW DOES AMBIGUOUS LOSS IMPACT
CLINICAL AND RESEARCH OUTCOMES?
Yagmur Ar - Middle East Technical University,
Ankara - Turkey
• 124 DOMAINS OF THE INTERNATIONAL
CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONING COVERED
BY THE MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS MOST
WIDELY USED IN SCHIZOPHRENIA
Dolores Hidalgo - University of Murcia, Murcia
- Spain
Francisca Galindo-Garre - VU University Medical
Center, Amsterdam - Netherlands
Barcelona - Spain
• 125 EFFECTS OF INTERNET-BASED VIDEOFEEDBACK TRAINING FOR REDUCING
EMBARRASSMENT WHEN PURCHASING
CONDOMS: ONE YEAR FOLLOW-UP
Higuchi Masataka - Sophia University, Tokyo Japan
Nakamura-Taira Nanako - University of Teacher
Education, Hyogo - Japan
• 126 EFFECTS OF SLEEP HYGIENE EDUCATION
ON SLEEP IN PATIENTS WITH NON-PSYCHOTIC
DEPRESSION: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED
TRIAL
Farshid Shamsaei - Hamadan University of
Medical Sciences, Hamadan - Iran
Alireza Rahimi - Hamadan University of Medical
Sciences, Hamadan - Iran
Martin Grosse Holtforth - University of Bern, Bern
- Switzerland
• 127 ELEMENTS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF
EXTREME SOCIAL WITHDRAWAL (HIKIKOMORI
SINDROME) DURING EARLY ADOLESCENCE
Elisabetta Bellagamba - USL 8 Arezzo, Arezzo Italy
Elisa Franchi - USL 8 Arezzo, Arezzo - Italy
Francesca Mancini - USL 8 Arezzo, Arezzo Italy
• 128 Empathy along medical training
in female and male Italian students
Mariana Fernandes - Sapienza University
Cristiano Violani - Sapienza University
Francesco La Rizza - Sapienza University
Giuseppe Familiari - Sapienza University
• 129 EXTREME SOCIAL WITHDRAWAL DURING
EARLY ADOLESCENCE: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
DATA ON HIKIKOMORI SINDROME FROM
AN ITALIAN TOWN
Manola Andreoli - USL 8 Arezzo, Arezzo - Italy
Francesca Mancini - USL 8 Arezzo, Arezzo Italy
• 130 HIKIKOMORI IN ITALY: TWO EARLY
ADOLESCENTS IN TREATMENT FOR EXTREME
SOCIAL WITHDRAWAL
• 131 HIKIKOMORI SYNDROME IN EARLY
ADOLESCENCE: EPIDEMIOLOGY, ASSESSMENT
AND TREATMENT OF EXTREME SOCIAL
WITHDRAWAL
Francesca Mancini - USL 8 Arezzo, Arezzo - Italy
Scilla Sfanemi - USL 8 Arezzo, Arezzo - Italy
• 132 HOW CAN WE BEST SUPPORT INDIVIDUALS
WHO SELF-HARM? PERSPECTIVES FROM THOSE
WHO HAVE RECOVERED
Bethany Gelinas - University of Regina, Regina
- Canada
Kristi Wright - University of Regina, Regina Canada
• 133 IMPACT OF A GROUP COUNSELING BASED
ON NARRATIVE PERSPECTIVE ON THE CAREER
CHOICE OF ADOLESCENTS WITH LOW INCOME
IN COLOMBIA
Erika Arias - National University of Colombia,
Bogotá - Colombia
Angela Berrio - University of Barcelona, Barcelona
- Spain
• 134 IMPLEMENTATION OF NEUROFEEDBACK
IN TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH AUTISM
Ana Vodanović Kosić - University of Zagreb,
Zagreb - Croatia
Ivana Živoder - University of Zagreb, Zagreb Croatia
Josipa Bosak - University of Zagreb, Zagreb Croatia
• 135 INFERTILITY AND POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS
DISORDER: TWO INSTRUMENTS OF RESEARCH
Federica Devecchi - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Stefania Riccardi - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Rossella Nappi - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Lucia Leonilde Carli - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
• 136 INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE:
ILLNESS PERCEPTION, QUALITY OF LIFE,
SYMPTOMS OF ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION
ULCERATIVE COLITIS AND CROHN’S DISEASE
Renata Pighinelli Dallaqua - São Paulo State
Ana Teresa de Abreu Ramos Cerqueira - São Paulo
Lígia Yukie Sassaki - São Paulo State University,
Botucatu - Brazil
• 137 INFORMATIVE VIDEO TO REDUCE ANXIETY
IN ORAL SURGERY
Juliana Zanatta - State University of Campinas,
Piracicaba - Brazil
Maylu Botta Hafner-Cirne - State University of
Campinas, Piracicaba - Brazil
Antonio Bento Alves Moraes - State University of
Campinas, Piracicaba - Brazil
• 138 MODERN HEALTH WORRIES AND
SUBJECTIVE HEALTH COMPLAINTS
Arta Dodaj - University of Mostar, Mostar - Bosnia
and Herzegowina
Kristina Sesar - Siroki Brijeg Health Care Center,
Siroki Brijeg - Bosnia and Herzegowina
Ante Mandić - Mostar University Hospital, Mostar
- Bosnia and Herzegowina
Matija Mikulić Kajić - Mostar University Hospital,
Mostar - Bosnia and Herzegowina
Mirko Kordić - Siroki Brijeg Health Care Center,
Irena Mandić - Siroki Brijeg Health Care Center,
• 139 NEW STRATEGIES FOR DETECTION
AND TREATMENT OF SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR:
ADAPTATIONS OF AMERICAN PROGRAMS
IN EUROPE
Francisco Manuel Morales Rodríguez - University
of Malaga, Malaga - Spain
Juan Ramón Pereira Docampo - Association For
The Disclosure, Research And Teaching Scientific
Psychology, Alicante - Spain
Santiago De Las Heras Junco - Penitentiary Center
of Alicante, Alicante - Spain
• 140 PATHOLOGICAL GAMBLING DUE
TO ARIPIPRAZOLE: TWO CASES
Alper Evrensel - Üsküdar University, Istanbul Turkey
Gökçe Cömert - Üsküdar University, Istanbul Turkey
• 141 PROBLEMATIC INTERNET USE AND
SENSATION SEEKING IN ADULTS WITH ADHD
SYMPTOMS
Loredana Benedetto - University of Messina,
Messina - Italy
Massimo Ingrassia - University of Messina,
Messina - Italy
• 142 Psyco-web: a survey on the links
between on-line psychological service
and diagnostic categories
Alessia Cuccurullo - Anima Research Institute,
Naples - Italy
Sara Garbucci - Anima Research Institute, Naples
- Italy
Daniela Lemmo - Anima Research Institute,
Naples - Italy
Emanuela Rodriguez - Anima Research Institute,
Naples - Italy
Anna Cannata - Anima Research Institute, Naples
- Italy
Irma Maritato - Anima Research Institute, Naples
- Italy
Stefano Manzo - Anima Research Institute, Naples
- Italy
• 143 PSYCHOLOGICAL ONLINE SERVICES FOR
COUPLES: A COMPARISON BETWEEN ITALIAN
AND FOREIGN SUPPLY
Naples - Italy
Naples - Italy
Anna Cannata - Anima Research Institute, Naples
- Italy
Sara Garbucci - Anima Research Institute, Naples
- Italy
Naples - Italy
Irma Maritato - Anima Research Institute, Naples
- Italy
Stefano Manzo - Anima Research Institute, Naples
- Italy
• 144 RESEARCH ON THE DESIRABLE DEGREE
OF SELF-PARTICIPATION TO THE CONTENT AND
METHOD DETERMINATION OF MEDICAL SERVICES
Hiroki Okuda - Kinjo University, Hakusan - Japan
• 145 SEVERE ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURY:
EFFECTS ON RELATIONAL AND SEXUAL LIFE
OF PATIENTS AND THEIR PARTNERS.
FIRST ITALIAN STUDY
Antonello D’Amato - Fondazione Don Carlo
Gnocchi, Polo Riabilitativo del Levante Ligure,
La Spezia - Italy
Alessandra Redolfi - Fondazione Don Carlo
Gnocchi, Centro E. Spalenza, Rovato - Italy
Alessandra Maietti - Fondazione Don Carlo
Gnocchi, Centro E. Spalenza, Rovato - Italy
Sabrina Sapienza - Fondazione Don Carlo
Gnocchi, Presidio Ausiliatrice, Torino - Italy
Marzia Gugliotta - University of Parma, Parma
- Italy
Anna Mazzucchi - Fondazione Don Carlo Gnocchi,
Unità gravi cerebrolesioni, Parma - Italy
• 146 STRESS AS AN OBJECT OF NON-LINEAR
PSYCHOLOGY
Mikhail Basimov - Russian State Social University,
Sergey Dostovalov - Kurgan State University,
Kurgan - Russian Federation
• 147 STRESS AS THE REASON OF THE SELFREALIZATION AND INTERPERSONAL TRUST
Sergey Dostovalov - Kurgan State University,
Kurgan - Russian Federation
• 148 THE OPINION OF YOUNG WOMEN
REGARDING THE ASSERTIVENESS OF STRATEGIES
TO NEGOTIATE CONDOM USE
Maria Eugenia Gras - University of Girona, Girona
- Spain
Ana Belén Gómez - University of Girona, Girona
- Spain
Montserrat Planes - University of Girona, Girona
- Spain
Sílvia Font-Mayolas - University of Girona, Girona
- Spain
Mark J.M. Sullman - Cranfield University,
Cranfield - United Kingdom
• 149 THE RELATIONS BETWEEN CLIENTS’ DEGREE
OF COGNITION TO SELF-INVOLVING COUNSELOR
STATEMENTS AND THE IMPRESSIONS
OF THE COUNSELOR
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Kenshiro Tanaka - Nagoya University, Nagoya Japan
Thursday 9
• 150 THE ROLE OF PERSONALITY TRAITS
AND ILLNESS BELIEFS IN ADHERENCE
TO LONG-TERM TREATMENT REGIMEN
Olga Zamalijeva - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
Roma Jusiene - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
Marta Boczkowska - University of Social Sciences
Leszek Putyński - University of Łódź, Łódź Poland
• 151 THE ROLE OF PSYCHOLOGIST IN LITHUANIAN
PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS
Paulina Zelviene - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
Agne Madeikyte - Vilnius University, Vilnius
- Lithuania
• 152 WHAT ARE THE MOST APPROPRIATE
STRATEGIES TO REFUSE UNPROTECTED SEX?
THE OPINION OF YOUNG WOMEN
Montserrat Planes - University of Girona, Girona
- Spain
Ana Belén Gómez - University of Girona, Girona
- Spain
Maria Eugenia Gras - University of Girona, Girona
- Spain
Sílvia Font-Mayolas - University of Girona, Girona
- Spain
Mark J.M. Sullman - Cranfield University,
Cranfield - United Kingdom
05 - Eating disorders
• 153 A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF EATING
ATTITUDES AMONG SENIOR ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS IN TAIWAN
Yu-Ping Chen - National University of Tainan,
Tainan - Taiwan, Province of China
• 154 ASSERTIVE BEHAVIORS IN PATIENTS WITH
EARLY VS. LATE ONSET ANOREXIA NERVOSA
María Yolanda Vellisca González - University
José Ignacio Latorre Marín - Hospital Obispo
Polanco, Teruel - Spain
• 155 ATTENTION DIRECTED TO A LOW - AND HIGH
CALORIC FOOD AND MEMORY OF FOOD
STIMULI IN INDIVIDUALS WITH OBESITY
AND NORMAL WEIGHT
Dorota Kalka - University of Social Sciences
• 156 BODY IMAGE AND THE SELF IN ART THERAPY
WITH EATING DISORDERS
Vaida Markevičiūtė - Lithuanian University
of Health Sciences, Kaunas - Lithuania
• 157 BODY SCHEMA AND BODY IMAGE
IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA PATIENTS: ACTION
ORIENTED PROTOCOL
Francesca Morfini - San Raffaele Hospital, Milan
- Italy
Francesca Casero - San Raffaele Hospital, Milan
- Italy
Emma Bassetti - San Raffaele Hospital, Milan Italy
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Elisa Galimberti - University of Italian Switzerland,
Zurigo - Switzerland
Gabriel Baud-Bovy - Vita-Salute San Raffaele
University, Milan - Italy
Andrea Tettamanti - San Raffaele Hospital; VitaSalute San Raffaele University, Milan - Italy
Roberto Gatti - San Raffaele Hospital; Vita-Salute
• 165 UNDERSTANDING EATING DISORDERS:
EARLY MALADAPTIVE SCHEMAS AND EMOTION
REGULATION
Seda Sapmaz Yurtsever - Ege University, Izmir Turkey
POSTERS
THURSday 9
AFTERNOON 15.25 - 16.10
• 009 THE EFFECT OF MATERNAL SENSITIVITY
ON BOTH CHILDREN AND MOTHERS’ VERBAL
AND BEHAVIORAL EXPRESSIONS DURING
PLAYING WITH THEIR CHILDREN
Zeynep Ertekin - Middle East Technical University,
Ankara - Turkey
Başak Şahin-Acar - Middle East Technical
• 010 THE EFFECTS OF THE DISTANCE AND
THE INTIMACY ON THE VARIETY OF NONVERBAL
BEHAVIORS ON THE UPPER BODY
Hiroko Kamide - Osaka University, Osaka - Japan
Tatsuo Arai - Osaka University, Osaka - Japan
• 158 COMORBILIDAD IN THE ABUSE OF
SUBSTANCES OF THE TOBACCO AND OF
THE ALCOHOL IN THE ANOREXIA NERVOSA
DEPENDING ON THE BEGINNING OF THE TCA
María Yolanda Vellisca Gonzalez - University
José Ignacio Latorre Marín - Hospital Obispo
Polanco, Teruel - Spain
• 001 ANALYSES OF PERSONAL ATTITUDE
CONSTRUCT ON THE DIFFERENCE OF SCHEME OF
NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION STYLE BETWEEN
JAPANESE AND KOREAN
Tetsuo Naito - Fukushima College, Fukushima Japan
• 159 DYSFUNCTIONAL SCHEMAS, COPING
AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS LEVELS
OF OVERWEIGHT AND NORMAL WEIGHT PEOPLE
Gulay Dirik - Dokuz Eylül University, Izmir - Turkey
Burcin Gürkan - Orhan Gazi State Hospital, Bursa
- Turkey
• 002 CREATIVE DIALOGUE AS A METHOD OF NEW
KNOWLEDGE GENERATION
Valentin Ageyev - Kainar University, Almaty Kazakhstan
Ekanerina Ageyeva - University of Suleiman
Demirel, Almaty - Kazakhstan
• 160 EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF EATING DISORDERS:
THE WEIGHT OF THE PSYCOLOGIST IN A DAY
HOSPITAL OF NUTRITION SCIENCE
Rachele Lombardi - ASL Napoli 2 Nord, Giugliano
in Campania - Italy
Giovanni Iacomino - ASL Napoli 2 Nord, Giugliano
in Campania - Italy
Mariacarmina Pirozzi - ASL Napoli 2 Nord,
Giugliano in Campania - Italy
Anna De Rosa - ASL Napoli 2 Nord, Giugliano in
Campania - Italy
Arianna Cristiano - ASL Napoli 2 Nord, Giugliano
in Campania - Italy
Monica Terlizzi - ASL Napoli 2 Nord, Giugliano in
Campania - Italy
Raffaella Comune - ASL Napoli 2 Nord, Giugliano
in Campania - Italy
• 003 EARLY INDIVIDUATION AND TREATMENT
IN CHILDREN WITH SPECIFIC LANGUAGE
IMPAIRMENT: A FOLLOW-UP
Daniela Gianatti - Azienda Ospedaliera della
Valtellina e della Valchiavenna, Sondrio - Italy
Marika Alessi - Azienda Ospedaliera della
Valtellina e della Valchiavenna, Sondrio - Italy
Mirco Fasolo - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milano - Italy
Viviana Maria Tesoro - Azienda Ospedaliera
della Valtellina e della Valchiavenna, Sondrio Italy
Corrado Meraviglia - Azienda Ospedaliera
della Valtellina e della Valchiavenna, Sondrio Italy
• 161 HOFTSTEDE’S CULTURAL DIMENSIONS
AND OBESITY
Burcu Tekes - Middle East Technical University;
Isık University, Ankara - Turkey
Yesim Uzumcuoglu - Middle East Technical
• 162 Influence of body image
dissatisfaction, BMI, physical self,
sex and sexual orientation on the dietary
risk in students
Luisa Angelucci - Andrés Bello Catholic University,
Caracas - Venezuela
Gricel Chacón - Andrés Bello Catholic University,
Caracas - Venezuela
Tayruma Fernández - Andrés Bello Catholic
University, Caracas - Venezuela
• 163 QUALITY OF LIFE AND EXPLICIT/IMPLICIT
ATTITUDE TO A LOW AND HIGH CALORIC FOOD
OF INDIVIDUALS WITH OBESITY
Michal Orlowski - Ceynowa Hospital, Wejherowo
- Poland
• 164 SPORT IN FEEDING AND EATING DISORDERS:
RISK OR PROTECTIVE FACTOR?
Annamaria Petito - University of Foggia, Foggia
- Italy
Salvatore Iuso - University of Foggia, Foggia Italy
Tiziana Pagano - University of Foggia, Foggia Italy
Vincenzo Orsi - ASL Foggia, Foggia - Italy
Antonello Bellomo - University of Foggia, Foggia
- Italy
10 - Language and communication
• 004 FORMATION OF THE ORTHOGRAPHIC
REPRESENTATIONS. THE ROLE OF PHONOLOGY
Paz Suárez-Coalla - University of Oviedo, Oviedo
- Spain
Fernando Cuetos - University of Oviedo, Oviedo
- Spain
• 005 HIGH-DENSITY ERP CORRELATES FOR VISUAL
WORD-PSEUDOWORD RECOGNITION IN HEALTHY
MALES AND FEMALES
Elena Mnatsakanian - Institute of Higher Nervous
Activity and Neurophysiology RAS, Moscow Russian Federation
Oleg Vinogradov - Institute of Higher Nervous
Activity and Neurophysiology RAS, Moscow Russian Federation
• 006 JAPANESE NATIVE SPEAKERS’ PERCEPTION
OF HANGUL CHARACTERS PRONOUNCED
BY KOREAN NATIVE SPEAKERS
Kimiko Yamakawa - Aichi Shukutoku University,
Aichi - Japan
Shigeaki Amano - Aichi Shukutoku University,
Aichi - Japan
• 007 PEN VS. KEYBOARD: ASSOCIATIONS
BETWEEN COGNITION AND WRITING ACCORDING
TO TEXT QUALITY AND ERRORS
Laura Nathalie Tutzer - Leopold-Franzens
University, Innsbruck - Austria
Pierre Sachse - Leopold-Franzens University,
Innsbruck - Austria
• 008 READING NEW WORDS: THE CHANGE FROM
THE SUBLEXICAL TO THE LEXICAL ROUTE
Fernando Cuetos - University of Oviedo, Oviedo
- Spain
Paz Suárez-Coalla - University of Oviedo, Oviedo
- Spain
• 018 DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF ANXIETY AND AGE
ON THREAT AND VALENCE RATINGS OF PICTURES
Antonio A. Alvarez - University of Santiago de
Compostela, Santiago de Compostela - Spain
11 - Motivation and emotion
• 019 DISGUST PROCESSING AND OBSESSIVECOMPULSIVE TRAITS: A PILOT STUDY
Riccardo Maria Martoni - San Raffaele Hospital,
Milan - Italy
Manuela Ferrario - Polytechnic University of
Milan, Milan - Italy
Paola Maria Vittoria Rancoita - Vita-Salute San
Simona Scaini - San Raffaele Hospital, Milan Italy
Chiara Brombin - Vita-Salute San Raffaele
• 011 A STROOP FACILITATION EFFECT FOR DEATH
CUES
Antonio A. Alvarez - University of Santiago de
Compostela, Santiago de Compostela - SpainI
ago Fernández-León - University of Santiago
de Compostela, Santiago de Compostela - Spain
• 020 EFFECTIVENESS OF COMMUNICATION
SKILLS TRAINING ON EMOTIONAL MATURITY
EVOLUTION OF FEMALE STUDENTS ON THE EVE
OF MARRIAGE
Zahra Mansurnejad - University of Isfehan,
Isfehan - Iran
• 012 ABILITY-BASED ASSESSMENT OF EMOTIONAL
INTELLIGENCE BY ANALYZING NARRATIVE
CONSTRUCTION
Tibor Polya - Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience
and Psychology, Budapest - Hungary
• 021 EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND ANGRY
RUMINATION: THE MEDIATING EFFECT
OF NEGATIVE AFFECT
Malaga - Spain
José Martín Salguero - University of Malaga,
Malaga - Spain
Malaga - Spain
• 013 AGE DIFFERENCES IN DAILY AFFECT:
AN EXPERIENCE-SAMPLING USING
THE CIRCUMPLEX MODEL
Zvjezdana Prizmic-Lasen - Washington University
in St. Louis, St. Louis - United States
Randy Larsen - Washington University in St. Louis,
St. Louis - United States
• 014 ANALYSIS AND COMPARISON BETWEEN
KOREAN AND JAPANESE EXPRESSIONS
YoungSun Yuk - Toyo University, Tokyo - Japan
• 015 CAN BASIC PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS BE
FOSTERED BY A MODERATE CONSTRUCTIVIST
DESIGNED ONLINE TRAINING PROGRAMS?
Sandra Niedermeier - University of Munich,
Munich - Germany
Michael Sailer - University of Munich, Munich Germany
Raphaela Schätz - University of Munich, Munich
- Germany
Mandl Heinz - University of Munich, Munich Germany
• 016 Coping with negative emotions:
to think or to smile?
Ewa Trzebińska - University of Social Sciences
Anna Gorska - University of Social Sciences
Piotr Grzegorzewski - University of Social Sciences
• 017 CRITERION AND STRUCTURAL VALIDITY
OF THE MOOD AFFECT REGULATION SCALE
IN WORKERS, ATHLETES AND STUDENTS
OF FOUR NATIONS
Dario Páez - University of the Basque Country,
Silvia da Costa - University of the Basque Country,
Alicia Puente - University of the Basque Country,
Xavier Oriol - Autonomous University of Chile,
Talca - Chile
Silvia Ubillos - University of Burgos, Burgos Spain
Flor Sanchez - Autonomous University of Madrid,
Madrid - Spain
Saioa Telletxea - University of the Basque Country,
• 022 HOSTILITY AS FORMS OF EMOTIONALLYCHARGED BEHAVIOR: FEATURES OF CONCEPT’S
TREATMENT
Pavel Ermakov - Southern Federal University,
Olga Fedotova - Southern Federal University,
• 023 How Positive Differentials Influence
Motivation
Masayo Noda - Kinjo Gakuin University, Nagoya
- Japan
• 024 INTRA AND INTERSPECIES INTERACTIONS:
A NEUROSCIENTIFIC PERSPECTIVE ON EMPATHY
TOWARDS HUMANS AND ANIMALS
Maria Elide Vanutelli - Catholic University
Milan - Italy
• 025 LANGUAGE MARKER FOR NEGATIVITY BIAS
IN DAILY NARRATIVES
Chin-Lan Huang - National Taiwan University
of Science and Technology, Taipei - Taiwan,
Province of China
• 026 MEASURING EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE BY
THE ANALYSING NARRATIVE CONSTRUCTION
Tibor Polya - Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience
and Psychology, Budapest - Hungary
• 027 MEDIA, MOTIVATION AND MALE BODY
IMAGE: THE INFLUENCE OF MUSCULAR-IDEAL
MEDIA ON MEN’S SELF-EVALUATIONS AND
COGNITIVE SCHEMA
Amanda Baker - University of Ottawa, Ottawa Canada
Céline Blanchard - University of Ottawa, Ottawa
- Canada
• 028 MOOD DIVERSITY ENHANCES CREATIVE
PERFORMANCE IN BRAINWRITING DYADS
Bedirhan Gültepe - Abant Izzet Baysal University,
Bolu - Turkey
Hamit Coşkun - Abant Izzet Baysal University,
Bolu - Turkey
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Ahmet Yasin Şenyurt - Abant Izzet Baysal
University, Bolu - Turkey
• 029 PASSION IN EDUCATION: A SYSTEMATIC
REVIEW TO MAKE AN APPROACH TO THE
CONCEPT
Zuleica Ruiz Alfonso - University of Las Palmas de
Gran Canaria, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria - Spain
Jaime León González-Vélez - University of Las
Palmas de Gran Canaria, Las Palmas de Gran
Canaria - Spain
Thursday 9
• 030 POLISH ADAPTATION OF DISPOSITIONAL
ENVY SCALE (DES)
Agata Błachnio - The John Paul II Catholic
• 031 REAPPRAISAL OR SUPPRESSION OF
EMOTIONS: A LOOK AT THE ROLE OF PASSION IN
EMOTION REGULATION AND WELL-BEING
Ariane C. St-Louis - Université du Québec à
Montréal, Montreal - Canada
Marc-Andre K. Lafreniere - McGill University,
Montreal - Canada
Robert J. Vallerand - Université du Québec à
Montréal, Montreal - Canada
• 032 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORGANIZATION
SPIRITUALITY WITH PSYCHOLOGICAL
EMPOWERMENT AND JOB STRESS
OF AGRICULTURAL BANKS STAFF
Parviz Navidi - Bu-Ali Sina University, Hamedan
- Iran
Siroos Ghanbari - Bu-Ali Sina University,
Hamedan - Iran
• 033 THE DIFFERENTIAL EFFECT OF INTRINSIC
AND IDENTIFIED REGULATION ON ACADEMIC
OUTCOMES: A 1-YEAR LONGITUDINAL STUDY
Takuma Nishimura - University of Tokyo, Tokyo
- Japan
• 034 THE EFFECTS OF INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES
IN EFFORTFUL CONTROL AND EMOTION
REGULATION ON MENTAL HEALTH
Ayano Yoshida - Tohoku Fukushi University,
Sendai - Japan
• 035 THE IMPACT OF PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT
AND COACHING STYLES UPON SPORT
MOTIVATION AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENT
ATHLETES
Eriko Katagami - Osaka University of Health
and Sport Sciences, Osaka - Japan
Hironobu Tsuchiya - Osaka University of Health
and Sport Sciences, Osaka - Japan
• 036 THE MEASUREMENT OF EMOTIONAL
INTELLIGENCE: TRAIT VS ABILITY
José Luis Martínez Rubio - European University
Almudena Briones Bermejo - European University
María Lourdes García-Salmones Fernández European University of Madrid, Madrid - Spain
José María López Pina - European University
Lidia Moreno Blesa - European University
Manuel Primo Prieto - European University
Blanca Rodríguez Polo - European University
• 037 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
INTEGRATION OF OTHER- AND SELF-ORIENTED
ACHIEVEMENT MOTIVATION AND EXPERIENCE
WITH GRATITUDE
Tadahiro Ito - Gakushuin University, Tokyo Japan
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• 038 THE ROLE OF INTRINSIC MOTIVATION,
INFORMATION QUALITY AND USABILITY
ON E-LEARNER SATISFACTION
Hossein Kareshki - Ferdowsi University
of Mashhad, Mashhad - Iran
• 039 THE SPACE-EMOTION RELATIONSHIP
IS RECONSTRUCTED THROUGH MUSICAL
EXPERIENCE: EMBODIED EMOTION IS LABILE
Kyoshiro Sasaki - Kyushu University, Fukuoka - Japan
Keiko Ihaya - Kyushu University, Fukuoka - Japan
Yuki Yamada - Kyushu University, Fukuoka Japan
Atsunori Ariga - Rissho University, Tokyo - Japan
Kentaro Yamamoto - University of Tokyo, Tokyo
- Japan
Fuminori Ono - Yamaguchi University, Yamaguchi
- Japan
Kayo Miura - Kyushu University, Fukuoka - Japan
• 040 TIME PERSPECTIVES AND PROCRASTINATION
Aleksandra Kostic - University of Niš, Niš - Serbia
Jasmina Nedeljković - Union University, Novi
Sad - Serbia
06 - Emotion and self
• 041 A SCHOOL WITH MINDY - EMOTIONAL
EDUCATION INTEGRATED EDUCATION ASSISTED
WITH DOG ACCORDING TO A MODEL OF
RECONSTRUCTION FICTION
Serena Zurma - SCUPSIS - Scuola di Psicoterapia
Strategica Integrata, Rome - Italy
• 042 ASSESSMENT OF YOUNG CHILDREN’S
SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
APPLICATION OF VINELAND SOCIAL EMOTIONAL
EARLY CHILDHOOD SCALE TO A SAMPLE OF
ITALIAN CHILDREN IN KINDERGARTEN
Manuela Carone - Sapienza University of Rome,
Rome - Italy
• 043 Eliciting emotions in children:
an innovative affective picture database
developed through an online survey
Simona Scaini - Vita-Salute San Raffaele
Paola M.V. Rancoita - Vita-Salute San Raffaele
Micol Omero - Vita-Salute San Raffaele University,
Milan - Italy
Laura Scorretti - Vita-Salute San Raffaele
Anna Ogliari - Vita-Salute San Raffaele University,
Milan - Italy
Chiara Brombin - Vita-Salute San Raffaele
• 044 EMOTION UNDERSTANDING SKILLS
OF TODDLERS UNDER DIFFERENT CARE TYPES:
MODERATOR ROLE OF CHILD TEMPERAMENT
Duygu Taşfiliz - Middle East Technical University,
Ankara - Turkey
Sibel Kazak-Berument - Middle East Technical
• 045 EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE OF THE
EXCELLENT PROFESSORS
José Luis Martinez Rubio - European University
Almudena Briones Bermejo - European University
Lidia Moreno Blesa - European University
José María López Pina - European University
Blanca Rodríguez Polo - European University
• 046 EVALUATIVE STRESS AND ACADEMIC
PERFORMANCE IN SCHOOL CHILDREN
Victoria Nelson-Prokofieva - Aix Marseille
University, Aix-en-Provence - France
Svetlana Kostromina - Saint Petersburg State
• 047 GOTHIC IDENTITY AND EMOTIONRELATED PERSONALITY TRAITS: THE SOCIAL
REPRESENTATION OF WOMAN THROUGH
POPULAR DOLLS
Enrica Ciucci - University of Florence, Florence
- Italy
Fulvio Tassi - University of Florence, Florence - Italy
Andrea Baroncelli - University of Florence,
Florence - Italy
• 048 MULTIDIMENTIONAL PHYSICAL SELFCONCEPT IN ADOLESCENT FEMALE CLUB SPORT
PARTICIPANTS AND NON-PARTICIPANTS
Petra Dolenc - University of Primorska, Koper Slovenia
• 049 PROCESS OF CHANGE IN MOTHERS’ ABILITY
TO PERCEIVE INFANT EMOTION
Tomoko Obara - Okazaki Women’s University,
Okazaki - Japan
Ryo Ishii - Nagoya University, Nagoya - Japan
• 050 PROCRASTINATION, SELF-EFFICACY
AND ANXIETY IN SCHOOL STUDENTS
Yulia Babaeva - Lomonosov Moscow State
Anna Novova - Lomonosov Moscow State
Yana Varvaricheva - Lomonosov Moscow State
• 051 PROJECT POSITIVE ATTITUDE: ANALYSIS
OF 10 YEARS OF INTERVENTION
Vítor Alexandre Coelho - Académico de Torres
Vedras, Torres Vedras - Portugal
Vanda Sousa - Académico de Torres Vedras, Torres
Vedras - Portugal
Patrícia Brás - Académico de Torres Vedras, Torres
Vedras - Portugal
Marta Marchante - Académico de Torres Vedras,
Ana Maria Romao - Académico de Torres Vedras,
• 052 RELATION BETWEEN ADOLESCENT’S
ATTITUDE TOWARD TIME AND THE PROCESS
OF IDENTITY FORMATION
Ryo Ishii - Nagoya University, Nagoya - Japan
• 053 THE ACHIEVEMENT EMOTIONS OF KOREA
STUDENTS TOWARD THEIR PARENTS
Jongho Shin - Seoul National University, Seoul Republic of Korea
Eunbyul Cho - Seoul National University, Seoul Republic of Korea
Myung-Seop Kim - Seoul National University,
Seoul - Republic of Korea
• 054 THE EFFECTS OF SELF-THREAT ON
SCHADENFREUDE TOWARD UNFAMILIAR
PEOPLE
Hitomi Watanabe - Doshisha University,
Kyotanabe - Japan
07 - Social cognition, identity and social
interactions
• 055 ASSESSING SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE: THE
SELF-REPORT VERSION OF THE PEER-ESTIMATED
SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE QUESTIONNAIRE (PESI)
Andrea Baroncelli - University of Florence,
Florence - Italy
Enrica Ciucci - University of Florence, Florence
- Italy
• 056 CONSTRUCTING BY ADOLESCENTS
OF THEIR IDENTITY IN THE INTERNET SPACE
AND IN THE REAL WORLD
Olga Savina - Lomonosov Moscow State
• 057 DETERMINANTS OF CREATIVITY IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN: ROLES OF ATTACHMENT
AND PARENTAL ATTITUDE
Sedat Durak - Maltepe University, Istanbul Turkey
Hamit Coskun - Abant Izzet Baysal University,
Bolu - Turkey
• 058 EFFECT OF MATERNAL SELF-ESTEEM AND
PARENTING STYLE ON YOUNG CHILDREN’S
EMOTIONAL COGNITION
Natsumi Sonoda - Yokohama National University,
Yokohama - Japan
• 059 EFFECTS OF INDIVIDUAL AND SITUATIONAL
FACTORS ON RULE-BREAKING BEHAVIOURS
IN PUBLIC SPACE
Takuhiko Deguchi - Nara University of Education,
Nara - Japan
• 060 HIGH SOCIAL ANXIETY INHIBITS THE
MERE EXPOSURE EFFECT ON EXPLICIT BUT NOT
IMPLICIT ATTITUDES
Naoaki Kawakami - University of Tsukuba,
Tsukuba - Japan
Emi MIura - University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba Japan
• 061 HOW DO CHILDREN DEVELOP PERSPECTIVE
TAKING? THE INFLUENCE OF TEACHER
AND PEERS AS THE SCHOOL AGENTS
OF SOCIALIZATION
Ryuichi Tamai - Nagoya University, Nagoya Japan
Hiroyuki Yoshizawa - Gifu University, Gifu - Japan
Takuya Yoshida - Gifu Shotoku Gakuen University,
Gifu - Japan
Chika Harada - Meijo University, Nagoya - Japan
Ryosuke Asano - Hamamatsu University School
of Medicine, Hamamatsu - Japan
Toshikazu Yoshida - Gifu Shotoku Gakuen
University, Gifu - Japan
• 062 INTERNALIZATION AND EXTERNALIZATION
SYMPTOMS IN CHILDREN WHO ARE REFUSED
BY PEERS
Claudia Caprin - University of Milan-Bicocca Italy
Laura Benedan - University of Milan-Bicocca - I
taly
Rossella Morrone - University of Milan-Bicocca
- Italy
Angela Tagini - University of Milan-Bicocca - Italy
Marzia Paganoni - University of Milan-Bicocca
- Italy
Valentina Tobia - University of Milan-Bicocca Italy
• 063 INTERPRETATIVE THEORY OF MIND (ITOM)
AND CHILDREN’S DEVELOPING UNDERSTANDING
OF GRAPHIC SYMBOLIZATION
Eleonora Esposito - University of Florence,
Florence - Italy
• 064 It Can be Promoted Online: Using
an Online Course to Enhance
Intercultural Sensitivity
Randall Osborne - Texas State University, San
Marcos - United States
• 065 MANIFESTATION OF THE DISCRIMINATORY
ATTITUDE AS A EVALUATION OF FACIAL
APPEARANCE OF REPRESENTATIVES ETHNOCULTURAL GROUPS
Vera Labunskaya - Southern Federal University,
• 066 MOTIVATIONAL IMPACT OF IMAGINING
FUTURE EVENTS: INFLUENCE OF SPECIFIC VS.
GENERIC POSSIBLE SELVES
Anne-Laure de Place - University of Rennes 2,
Rennes - France
Sophie Brunot - University of Rennes 2, Rennes
- France
• 067 PERSPECTIVE TAKING AND TWO TYPES
OF MOTIVATION FOR PROSOCIAL BEHAVIOUR
Anna Olejniczak - University of Warsaw, Warsaw
- Poland
Dorota Rutkowska - University of Warsaw, Warsaw
- Poland
•068 PLAY BEHAVIOR AND SOCIALIZATION IN
AUTISM AND TYPICAL DEVELOPMENT
Marietta Kékes-Szabó - University of Szeged,
Szeged - Hungary
Ágnes Szokolszky - University of Szeged, Szeged
- Hungary
• 069 PREDICTING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
IN ADOLESCENCE BY SOCIOMETRIC RATINGS
Jovana Trbojevic - University of Novi Sad, Novi
Sad - Serbia
Jelica Petrovic - University of Novi Sad, Novi
Sad - Serbia
Marija Zotovic - University of Novi Sad, Novi
Sad - Serbia
• 070 PRESCHOOLERS’ PROSOCIAL BEHAVIOUR:
ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH LINGUISTIC, COGNITIVE
AND EMOTIONAL COMPETENCES
Claudia Caprin - University of Milan-Bicocca, Milan - Italy
Alice Caruso - University of Milan-Bicocca, Milan - Italy
Ilaria Grazzani - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Veronica Ornaghi - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Flavia Ottoboni - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
• 071 SOCIAL COMPETENCE OF OLDER
PRESCHOOLERS AND PARENT-CHILD
RELATIONSHIPS
Victoria Vasilenko - Saint Petersburg State
Polina Moroz - Saint Petersburg State University,
• 072 THE COMPONENTS OF CHILDREN’S
EMOTION KNOWLEDGE: WHICH ARE ENHANCED
BY FAMILY SYSTEM
Katarzyna A. Knopp - Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski
University in Warsaw, Warsaw - Poland
•073 THE CONTEXTS AND TARGETS OF SOCIAL
COMPARISONS: A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS
OF SOCIAL COMPARISONS IN LIFE EVALUATIONS
Hyejeong Ahn - Chung-Ang University, Seoul Republic of Korea
Taeyun Jung - Chung-Ang University, Seoul Republic of Korea
• 074 THE ROLE OF FAMILY IN FORMING
FRIENDSHIP DYADS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD
Jovana Trbojevic - University of Novi Sad, Novi
Sad - Serbia
Jelica Petrovic - University of Novi Sad, Novi
Sad - Serbia
Marija Zotovic - University of Novi Sad, Novi
Sad - Serbia
• 075 Thinking about others in premature
preschoolers
Lola Roldan-Tapia - University of Almeria, Almeria,
Almeria - Spain
Sergio Moreno Rios - University Of Granada,
Granada - Spain
Rosa Canovas - University of Almeria, Almeria,
Almeria - Spain
Julio Ramos-Lizana - Hospital Torrecardenas,
Almeria - Spain
• 076 YOUNG PEOPLE’S CITIZENSHIP ACTIVITY
IN RELATION TO THE PERSONAL TRAITS
AND THE DIRECTION SELF AND OTHER INTEREST
Marita Kodeikina - Daugavpils University,
Daugavpils; Riga Teacher Training and
Mara Vidnere - Daugavpils University, Daugavpils;
Riga Teacher Training and Educational
Management Academy, Riga - Latvia
12 - Typical and atypical development
• 077 A VALIDITY STUDY OF THE RUSSIAN VERSION
OF ACHENBACH’S CHILD BEHAVIOR CHECKLIST
Georgy Vasin - Russian Academy of Education,
Marina Lobaskova - Russian Academy
of Education, Moscow - Russian Federation
Elena Gindina - Russian Academy of Education,
Victoria Ismatullina - Russian Academy of
Education, Moscow - Russian Federation
Sergey Malykh - Russian Academy of Education,
• 078 COGNITIVE PHENOTYPES IN TYPICAL
AND ATYPICAL DEVELOPMENT
Victoria Brunsdon - King’s College London,
Emma Colvert - King’s College London, London United Kingdom
Social Relationships Study Team - King’s College
London, London - United Kingdom
Patrick Bolton - King’s College London, London United Kingdom
Francesca Happé - King’s College London,
• 079 DETERMINANTS OF SCREENING FOR
DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES IN PRIMARY CARE
Marjolaine M Limbos - University of British
Columbia, Vancouver - Canada
David P Joyce - University of British Columbia,
Vancouver - Canada
• 080 EXPRESSION OF EMOTIONS AND
PSYCHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AMONG
JAPANESE UNIVERSITY ATHLETES IN THE
INCUBATOR OF SPORTS
Olivia Chisato Ogawa - Otaru University
of Commerce, Otaru - Japan
Masashi Suzuki - Gifu University, Gifu - Japan
• 081 FOLLOW-UP OF CHILDREN WITH AUTISM
SPECTRUM DISORDER FROM AGE 2 TO AGE 8:
STABILITY OF AUTISM SEVERITY
Chung-Hsin Chiang - National Chengchi
University, Taipei - Taiwan, Province of China
Li-I Hsu - National Chengchi University, Taipei Taiwan, Province of China
Ching-Lin Chu - National Cheng Kung University,
Tai-Nan - Taiwan, Province of China
Chin-Chin Wu - Kaohsiung Medical University,
Kaohsiung - Taiwan, Province of China
Yuh-Ming Hou - Chia-Yi Christian Hospital, Chai-Yi
Jiun-Horng Liu - Chi Mei Medical Center, Tai-Nan Taiwan, Province of China
• 082 PERCEIVED STRESS, EMOTIONAL RESPONSE
AND PHYSIOLOGICAL REACTIVITY TO CRY
OF INFANT WITH AUTISM AND TYPICALLY
DEVELOPING INFANTS
Yagmur Ozturk - University of Trento, Rovereto
- Italy
Andrea Bizzego - University of Trento, Trento - Italy
Cesare Furlanello - Fondazione Bruno Kessler,
Trento - Italy
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Cristina Stefanile - University of Florence,
Florence - Italy
• 083 RECOGNITION OF EMOTIONS CONVEYED
BY BODY MOVEMENT IN CHILDREN WITH AUTISM
SPECTRUM DISORDER (ASD)
Noemi Mazzoni - University of Trento, Rovereto
- Italy
Milan - Italy
Rossana Actis-Grosso - University of MilanBicocca, Milan - Italy
• 090 Chinese University Students’ Views
of Their Futures: The Roles
of Their Beliefs about Competition
and Income Inequality
Yongjuan Li - Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Beijing - China
Meilin Guan - Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Beijing - China
• 084 RELATIONS AMONG CHILD REARING,
EMOTION REGULATION, AND PROBLEM
BEHAVIORS IN TURKISH CHILDREN:
A LONGITUDINAL STUDY
Asiye Kumru - Ozyegin University, Istanbul Turkey
Pinar Bilir - Ozyegin University, Istanbul - Turkey
Duygu Korkmaz - Ozyegin University, Istanbul
- Turkey
Pinar Sengul - Ozyegin University, Istanbul Turkey
Bilge Yagmurlu - Koc University, Istanbul Turkey
Melike Sayil - Hacettepe University, Ankara Turkey
• 085 THEORY OF MIND IN TWO GENERATION
OF DEAF CHILDREN
Inmaculada Quintana García -University of
Antonia M. González Cuenca - University of
Carmen Barajas Esteban - University of Malaga,
Malaga - Spain
06 - Attitudes and Values
• 086 A REVISED INTEGRATIVE HIERARCHICAL
MODEL OF ANOMIA: TOWARDS THE
CONSTRUCTION OF ANOMIA INDICES
Jelena Levina - Riga Stradiņš University, Riga Latvia
Kristine Martinsone - Riga Stradiņš University,
Riga - Latvia
• 087 ACCULTURATION ATTITUDE AND MENTAL
HEALTH AMONG HIGH-SKILLED SOUTH KOREAN
MIGRANTS IN JAPAN
Geonsil Lee - University of Tokyo, Tokyo - Japan
Joonha Park - Nagoya University of Commerce
and Business, Nagoya - Japan
• 088 AN EXAMINATION INTO SELF-EFFACING
TENDENCIES AMONG CHINESE TOWARD
IN-GROUP MEMBERS
Kimihiro Shiomura - Ferris University, Yokohama
- Japan
Zheng Jin - Zhengzhou Normal University,
Zhengzhou - China; University of California, Davis
- United States
Risa Funakoshi - Iwate Prefectural University,
Takizawa - Japan
• 089 ATTITUDES TOWARDS BREAST COSMETIC
SURGERY: THE ROLE OF INDIVIDUAL
AND SOCIOCULTURAL FACTORS
Camilla Matera - University of Florence, Florence
- Italy
Amanda Nerini - University of Florence, Florence
- Italy
Claudia Giorgi - University of Florence, Florence
- Italy
Duccio Baroni - University of Florence, Florence
- Italy
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• 091 COLLEGE STUDENTS FUTURE LIFE EVENTS
MOTIVATION: DO THEY REALLY WANT TO WORK,
MARRY AND BECOME A PARENT?
Kaori Senoo - Hanazono University, Kyoto Japan
• 092 Community values in the Tokyo
metropolitan area
Masanori Ishimori - Otemon Gakuin University,
Osaka - Japan
Junzo Kato - University of the Ryukyus, Naha Japan
Takuya Okamoto - Shinshu University, Matsumoto
- Japan
Yoshiki Kondo - TOKYO GAS CO. LTD., Tokyo Japan
• 093 CONSPICUOUS CONSUMPTION
AND MACHIAVELLISM AS STRATEGIES
OF SOCIAL COMPETITION
Anja Mitic - Union University, Novi Sad - Serbia
• 094 CULTURAL-HISTORICAL COMPARISON
OF SOLUTION STYLE DISPLAYED IN JAPANESE,
KOREAN, BRITISH AND GERMAN SCHOOL TEXTS
FROM 1960 AND 2010
Rieko Tomo - Doshisha Women’s College,
Kyotanabe - Japan
• 095 DIRECT AND INDIRECT RECIPROCITY
IN FAIRY TALES – EDUCATIONAL VALUE
Małgorzata Szcześniak - University of Szczecin,
Szczecin - Poland
Agata Hiacynta Świątek - University of Szczecin,
Szczecin - Poland
Celina Timoszyk-Tomczak - University of Szczecin,
Szczecin - Poland
Roman Szałachowski - University of Szczecin,
Szczecin - Poland
Joanna Król - University of Szczecin, Szczecin Poland
Martyna Kolebuk - University of Szczecin,
Szczecin - Poland
• 096 European vs. National Identity:
attitudes and social representations of
Europe among Romanian young people
Mioara Cristea - University of Rennes 2, Rennes
- France
• 097 IMPLICATIONS OF THE REED DANCE
AND VIRGINITY TESTING WITH MAIDENS
IN THE PROVINCE KWAZULU-NATAL
Constance Ntombifuthi Mkhize - University
of Zululand, Mpangeni - South Africa
• 098 IMPLICIT ATTITUDES TOWARD ADJECTIVE
WORDS CHANGE AFTER EVALUATIVE
CONDITIONING
Tooru Tazumi - Bunkyo University, Koshigaya Japan
• 099 MANIFESTATION OF NATIONAL
IDENTIFICATION IN YOUTH
Danijela Petrovic - University of Belgrade,
Belgrade - Serbia
Miljana Pavicevic - University of Pristina, Kosovska
Mitrovica - Serbia
• 100 MOTIVATIONS AND CONTENTS OF PARENTCHILD VALUE TRANSMISSION
Daniela Barni - Catholic University of Milan,
Milan - Italy
Silvia Donato - Catholic University of Milan,
Milan - Italy
Rosa Rosnati - Catholic University of Milan,
Milan - Italy
• 101 NOT SO “TRADITIONAL” ANYMORE?
GENERATIONAL SHIFTS IN CULTURAL VALUES
ON THE SCHWARTZ VALUES SURVEY
IN TURKEY
Justin Marcus - Ozyegin University, Istanbul Turkey
Canan Ergin - Ozyegin University, Istanbul Turkey
Savas Ceylan - Ozyegin University, Istanbul Turkey
• 102 ORGANIZATIONAL VALUES AMONG
THE YOUNG: CONCEPTUAL RAMIFICATION
AND THE PSYCHOMETRIC SCALE
Marija Manasijević - Union University, Novi Sad
- Serbia
Mirjana Franceško - Union University, Novi Sad
- Serbia
Branislav Kosanović - Union University, Novi
Sad - Serbia
• 103 PSYCHOSEMANTIC STUDY OF SOCIAL
REPRESENTATIONS OF FAMILY LIFE AND
CAREER AMONG YOUTH
Olga Mitina - Lomonosov Moscow State
Daria Lebedenko - Lomonosov Moscow State
University, Sebastopol - Russian Federation
• 104 REFLECTION ON DYNAMICS OF LATVIAN
YOUTHS’ VALUES: A COMPARATIVE STUDY
OF LATVIAN YOUTHS’ VALUES IN 1998, 2005
AND 2014
Jelena Levina - Riga Stradiņš University, Riga Latvia
Kristine Martinsone - Riga Stradiņš University,
Riga - Latvia
Sandra Jirgena - Riga Stradiņš University, Riga
- Latvia
Ilona Gintere - Riga Stradiņš University, Riga Latvia
• 105 RISK CHARACTERISTICS AND DIMENSIONS
OF HAZARDS AFTER THE GREAT EAST JAPAN
EARTHQUAKE
Yasunari Okabe - Hamamatsu Gakuin University,
Hamamatsu - Japan
Tatsuhiro Kamisato - Osaka University, Toyonaka
- Japan
Ken’ichi Matsumura - Mukogawa Women’s
University, Nishinomiya - Japan
Masahide Saito - Nippon Sport Science University,
Setagaya - Japan
• 106 ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS AND THEIR
BREAK-UPS OF THE CONTEMPORARY
ADOLESCENCES IN JAPAN
Koshi Makino - Setsunan University, Neyagawa
- Japan
• 107 SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS OF HEALTHDISEASE-CARE PROCESS FOR CHILDREN
AND ADOLESCENTS
Mercedes Gabriela Orozco Solís - University
of Guadalajara, Guadalajara - Mexico
Cecilia Colunga Rodríguez - Mexican Institute
of Social Security, Guadalajara - Mexico
• 108 THE ATTITUDES OF THE PSYCHOLOGISTS
IN CYPRUS TOWARDS THE IMPLEMENTATION
OF THE GENERAL HEALTH PLAN
Kyriakos N. Platrites - Cyprus Institute
of Psychotherapy, Limassol - Cyprus
Antrea M. Stylianou - Cyprus Council for the
Registration of Psychologists, Nicosia Cyprus
• 109 THE IMPACT OF MIMICRY ON CONSUMERS’
PRODUCT PREFERENCES
Aya Takagi - Chiba Institute of Technology, Chiba
- Japan
• 110 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CULTURAL
IMAGES AND THE ATTITUDES TO CULTURAL
EXCHANGE TOWARD NEIGHBORING
COUNTRIES OF JAPAN
Kimihiro Shiomura - Ferris University, Yokohama
- Japan
Risa Funakoshi - Iwate Prefectural University,
Takizawa - Japan
• 111 TYPES OF SOCIAL ATTITUDES ABOUT
ATTRACTIVENESS OF A PERSON:
AN INTERCULTURAL DIMENSION
Shalaeva Nataliia - Samara State University,
Samara - Russian Federation
• 112 WHY ARE HONG KONG CHINESE
LESS HAPPY THAN GERMANS? THE ROLE
OF MATERIALISM
Hiu Ming Apesta Chung - Chinese University
of Hong Kong, Hong Kong - Hong Kong
• 113 YOUNG FEMALE AND SEXUALITY:
THE ROLE OF SEXUAL ATTITUDES
ON THE QUALITY OF SEXUAL LIFE
Jacopo Grisolaghi - University of Florence,
Florence - Italy
04 - Well-being at Work
• 114 A VOICE IN THE DIRT: AFRICAN PASTORS
ON BEING WELL
Elizabeth Cornelia Rudolph - University of South
Africa, Pretoria - South Africa
Antoni Barnard - University of South Africa,
Pretoria - South Africa
• 115 EMOTIONAL LABOR AND JOB BURNOUT:
THE MODERATING EFFECT OF TRAIT EMOTIONAL
INTELLIGENCE
Dorota Szczygiel - University of Social Sciences
• 116 ERI AND PSYCHOLOGICAL STRAIN
AMONG INTERNS: DOES ANTICIPATING
FUTURE CAREER REWARDS MODERATE
THE ASSOCIATIONS?
Lior Oren - Ariel University, Ariel - Israel
Abira Reizer - Ariel University, Ariel Israel
• 117 HOSPITAL ENVIRONMENT: BURNOUT
AND COPING STRATEGIES IN A NEPRHOLOGYDIALYSIS ÉQUIPE
Maria Monica Ratti - San Raffaele Hospital;
Vita-Salute San Raffaele University, Milan Italy
Giulia Bruna Delli Zotti - San Raffaele Hospital;
Vita-Salute San Raffaele University, Milan Italy
Claudia Rossi - San Raffaele Hospital, Milan Italy
Lucio Sarno - San Raffaele Hospital; Vita-Salute
Pasquale Magro - San Raffaele Hospital, Milan
- Italy
Donatella Spotti - San Raffaele Hospital, Milan
- Italy
• 118 PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
IN THE VIRTUAL WORKPLACE: AN EVALUATION
OF THE ROLE OF THE SUPERVISOR
IN TELEWORKER SATISFACTION
Natasha Morales - University of Puerto Rico,
• 119 POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL RESOURCES
OF NURSES WORKING IN NATIONAL HEALTH
INSURANCE (NHI) PILOT
Ruwayda Petrus - University of Kwazulu Natal,
Inge Petersen - University of Kwazulu Natal,
Johanna Buitendach - University of Kwazulu
Natal, Durban - South Africa
• 120 STAI BENE COL TUO LAVORO - SUPPORT
PROJECT FOR ENTREPRENEURS AND WORKERS
IN DISTRESS
Marilena Simionescu - Azienda Ospedaliera
Sant’Anna, Como - Italy
Matteo Radavelli - Azienda Ospedaliera
Sant’Anna, Como - Italy
Vito Tummino - Azienda Ospedaliera Sant’Anna,
Como - Italy
• 121 THE EFFECT OF SPANISH ECONOMIC
DOWNTURN ON THE WELL-BEING AT WORK
Maria Villaplana Garcia - University of Murcia,
Murcia - Spain
• 122 THE EMOTIONAL BURDEN OF CUSTOMER
SERVICE WORK AND ITS EFFECT ON JOB
BURNOUT
Dorota Szczygiel - University of Social Sciences
Lukasz Baka - Jan Dlugosz University,
Czestochowa - Poland
Roza Bazinska - University of Social Sciences
07 - Human Factors and Ergonomics
•123 AVIATION PSYCHOLOGY AND SPORTS –
ATTENTION IS THE LINK
Sylvia Peissl - University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck
- Austria
• 124 INVESTIGATION OF TRANSFORMATION
OF PERSONAL MEANINGS OF PROFESSIONAL
ACTIVITIES
Nataliia Shevchenko - Zaporizhzhya National
University, Zaporizhzhya - Ukraine
• 125 OCCUPATIONAL PSYCHOPATHOLOGY:
IMPACTS ON THE WORKER’S MENTAL HEALTH
Juliana Timm - Pontifical Catholic University of
Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre - Brazil
Vanessa Manfredini - Pontifical Catholic University
of Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre - Brazil
• 126 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ADULT
ATTACHMENT AND DECISION MAKING
IN HOSPITAL NURSES IS MEDIATED BY SELFREGULATION ABILITY
Peter Halama - Slovak Academy of Sciences,
Bratislava - Slovakia
Lukáš Pitel - Slovak Academy of Sciences,
Bratislava - Slovakia
08 - Innovation Management
• 127 MANAGEMENT OF THE ORGANIZATIONAL
KNOWLEDGE AND PSYCHOANALYSIS: LISTENING
OF THE LATENT KNOWLEDGE
Arthur Rodrigues - Pontifical Catholic University
• 128 WHEN NEGATIVE AFFECT PREDICTS
INNOVATIVE BEHAVIOR: AFFECTIVE
ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT AND EMOTION
CONTROL AS MODERATORS
Johannes Rank - Technical University of Berlin,
Berlin - Germany
Nico Boedeker - Axel Springer SE, Berlin Germany
• 129 WORK-RELATED SELF-EFFICACY, POSITIVE
AFFECT AND INNOVATIVE BEHAVIOUR AT WORK:
EVIDENCE FROM POLAND
Ewelina Purc - The John Paul II Catholic University
Emilia Mielniczuk - The John Paul II Catholic
Justyna Ujas - The John Paul II Catholic University
Mariola Laguna - The John Paul II Catholic
09 - Sustainable Development & Corporate
Social Responsibility
• 130 ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY AND
WORK - ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY:
PERSPECTIVES AND EXAMPLES OF PRACTICAL
CONTRIBUTIONS
Maruska Strada - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Luca Vecchio - University of Milan-Bicocca, Milan
- Italy
• 131 ETHNOGRAPHY AS AN ALTERNATIVE
APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY IN
ORGANIZATIONS
Alejandra Salas Añez - Simón Bolívar University,
Caracas - Venezuela
• 132 STRUCTURAL, ORGANIZATIONAL
AND INDIVIDUAL FACTORS INFLUENCING
SUSTAINABLE BEHAVIORS IN A ROMANIAN
COMPANY
Alexandra Stancu - West University of Timișoara,
Timișoara - Romania
Corina Ilin - West University of Timișoara,
Daniela Moza - West University of Timișoara,
06 - Family treatments
• 133 COUPLE REACTIONS TO THE INTERRUPTION
OF PREGNANCY IN THE SECOND QUARTER
AFTER DIAGNOSIS OF FETAL PATHOLOGY:
HOW TO HELP THEM
Nicola Plebani - Spedali Civili di Brescia, Brescia
- Italy
Enza Vitrano - Spedali Civili di Brescia, Brescia
- Italy
Brescia - Italy
• 134 STUDY ON PROCESS ANALYSIS OF FILIAL
GROUP PLAY THERAPY FOR FAMILY WHO HAD
BEEN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Li- Yun Wu - National University of Tainan; Tainan
University of Technology, Tainan - Taiwan, Province
of China
08 - Community psychological cares
• 135 ANXIETIES EXPERIENCED BY ACADEMIC
STAFF OF JAPANESE COLLEGES WHO
PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS WITH
SUICIDAL TENDENCIES
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Thursday 9
Masanori Sugioka - Kagawa University, Kagawa
- Japan
Sumino Wakabayashi - Hiroshima Bunka Gakuen
University, Hiroshima - Japan
Thursday 9
• 136 ARTICULATING NETWORKS AS CLINICAL
ACTION IN INSTITUTIONS
Henriette Morato - University of São Paulo, São
Paulo - Brazil
Gustavo Valentim - University of São Paulo, São
Paulo - Brazil
Laiz Chohfi - University of São Paulo, São Paulo
- Brazil
• 137 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PROBLEMATIC
SITUATIONS OF STUDENTS REFERRING
FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT
Svetlana Kostromina - Saint Petersburg State
Elena Zinovyeva - Saint Petersburg State
Alexandra Beykina - Saint Petersburg State
• 138 PILOT IMPLEMENTATION OF AN
INTERVENTION MODEL FOR VICTIMS OF
INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
Maria Papadakaki - Technological Educational
Institute of Crete, Heraklion - Greece
Nikoleta Ratsika - Technological Educational
Lina Pelekidou - Technological Educational
Efmorfia Vasilaki - Technological Educational
Maria Papanikolaou - Technological
Educational Institute of Crete, Heraklion Greece
Eleni Anipsitaki - Technological Educational
Pagona Maragkaki - Technological Educational
Maria Pachiadaki - The Union of Women
Members’ Associations of Heraklion Prefecture,
Heraklion - Greece
Simona Musteata - Romanian Society for Lifelong
Learning, Bucharest - Romania
Joannes Chliaoutakis - Technological Educational
• 139 PREVALENCE AND SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC
CORRELATES OF EXTERNAL COUNSELING SERVICE
AT A PUBLIC UNIVERSITY
Manuel Sosa Correa - Autonomous University of
Yucatan, Mérida - Mexico
Ana Cecilia Cetina Sosa - Autonomous University
of Yucatan, Mérida - Mexico
Elia María Escoffié Aguilar - Autonomous
University of Yucatan, Mérida - Mexico
Miriam Martínez Cruz - Autonomous University of
Yucatan, Mérida - Mexico
Janer Manuel Balam Aguilar - Autonomous
University of Yucatan, Mérida - Mexico
• 140 PSYCHOLOGICAL PRACTICE IN INSTITUTIONS
AND SIGNIFICATIVE LEARNING: ATTENTION
AND TRAINING
Paulo - Brazil
• 141 REFLECTIVE ENCOUNTER GROUPS AS A
MEANS TO AN OPENING TO THE CONSTITUTIVE
ALTERITY OF ONE’S SELF
Gilberto Barreiros - University of São Paulo, São
Paulo - Brazil
Paulo - Brazil
• 142 SELF-HELP GROUPS FOR THE GRIEVING
PROCESS: SPECIFICITY, LIMITS AND POTENTIAL
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Eleonora Franchini - San Raffaele Hospital; VitaSalute San Raffaele University, Milan Italy
Andrea Pietrobon - Vita-salute San Raffaele
• 143 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EARLY
MALADAPTIVE SCHEMAS, PARENTING STYLES
AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS
AND THE NEEDS THREATS
Burcu Kömürcü - Ankara University, Ankara Turkey
Gonca Soygüt Pekak - Hacettepe University,
Ankara - Turkey
• 144 UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’ MENTAL
HEALTH LITERACY AND WILLINGNESS
TO ACCESS MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES:
A MIXED METHODS APPROACH TO IMPROVE
UNDERSTANDING
Bethany Gelinas - University of Regina, Regina
- Canada
Michelle Gagnon - University of Regina, Regina
- Canada
Lindsay Friesen - University of Regina, Regina Canada
• 145 VARIATIONS OF PUPIL DIAMETER
IN EMOTION REGULATION WITH ALCOHOLDEPENDENT PATIENTS
Caroline Claisse - University of Lille 3, Villeneuve
d’Ascq - France
Daniel Lewkowicz - Gent University, Gent Belgium
Olivier Cottencin - Laboratoire de Neurosciences
Fonctionnelles et Pathologiques, Lille France
Jean-Louis Nandrino - University of Lille 3,
14 - Disaster and crisis psychology
• 146 DO WE LOSE CONTROL WHEN WE ARE
FACING EARTHQUAKES? AN EXPERIMENTAL
STUDY ON RISK PERCEPTION AND
SELF-CONTROL
Alexandra Stancu - Sapienza University
• 147 FACTORS AFFECTING TO POST-TRAUMATIC
STRESS SYMPTOMS OF NORTH KOREAN
ADOLESCENT DEFECTORS IN SOUTH KOREA
Hyun-Kyun Shin - Chonnam National University,
Gwangju - Republic of Korea
Hee Kyung Kim - Dongshin University, Gwangju Republic of Korea
• 148 MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS
IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AFTER A NATURAL
DISASTER: A PRELIMINARY REPORT
ON DEPRESSION
Toshihiko Sato - Tohoku Bunka Gakuen University,
Sendai - Japan
Hideo Ambo - Tohoku University, Sendai Japan
• 149 POST-DISASTER ADVERSITY AND
PSYCHOLOGICAL RESILIENCE: DOES HOW
PEOPLE COPE MATTER?
Gözde Ikizer - Middle East Technical University,
Ankara - Turkey
Ayse Nuray Karanci - Middle East Technical
Canay Dogulu - Middle East Technical University,
Ankara - Turkey
• 150 SCHOOL TEACHERS’ KNOWLEDGE
AND ATTITUDE TOWARD DISASTER PREVENTION
EDUCATION IN JAPAN
Tadahiro Motoyoshi - Kansai University, Takatsuki
- Japan
• 151 THE RELATIONSHIPS AMONG PTSD,
PERSONALITY, EMOTION AND COMMUNICATIONS
AFTER DISASTER
Hana Hirai - Gakushuin University, Tokyo Japan
• 152 TRAINING EMERGENCY - TRACKING
VOLUNTARY HELPERS’ TRAINING NEEDS
Enzo Crapanzano - Private Practitioner, Palermo Italy
• 153 THE ROLE OF DISASTER PSYCHOLOGY
IN HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE. A STUDY
ON LAMPEDUSA
Giulia Bruna Delli Zotti - San Raffaele Hospital,
Milan - Italy
Francesca Tosarini - Vita-Salute San Raffaele
Luca Leardini - San Raffaele Hospital, Milan Italy
15 - Aging and dementia
• 154 APPLICATION OF DOHSA-HOU TO THE AGED
PERSON WITH PHSICALLY DISABILITIES
AND DEMENTIA
Susumu Harizuka - Nakamura Gakuen University,
Fukuoka - Japan
• 155 EFFECT OF MUSIC THERAPY, REMINISCENCE
TELLING AND DOING FAVORITE ACTIVITIES
ON DEPRESSION AND LONELINESS FEELING
OF OLD WOMEN
Fatemeh Sheibani Tezerji - Shahid Beheshti
• 156 EFFECTS OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL
INTERVENTION TO REDUCE BURNOUT
IN CAREGIVERS AND ELDERLY
Karina Reyes-Jarquín - National Autonomous
Ana L. M. González-Celis - National Autonomous
Juan J. Sánchez-Sosa - National Autonomous
Rocío Hernández-Pozo - National Autonomous
University of Mexico, Morelos - Mexico
Rebeca Robles-García - Instituto Nacional de
Psiquiatría Ramón de la Fuente Muñiz, Mexico
City - Mexico
Samuel Jurado-Cárdenas - National Autonomous
• 157 EVALUATION AND COMPARISON
OF THE NEEDS OF CAREGIVERS OF YOUNGER
DEMENTIA PERSONS AND OLDER DEMENTIA
PERSONS
Emilie Wawrziczny - University of Lille 3,
Clotilde Larochette - University of Lille 3,
Caroline Roger - University of Lille 3, Villeneuve
d’Ascq - France
Florence Pasquier - University Hospital of Lille,
Lille - France
Francine Ducharme - University of Montreal,
Montereal - Canada
Marie-Jeanne Kergoat - University of Montreal,
Montereal - Canada
Pascal Antoine - University of Lille 3, Villeneuve
d’Ascq - France
• 158 HETEROGENEITY OF COGNITIVE
ANOSOGNOSIA IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
Emilie Avondino - University of Lille Nord
de France, Villeneuve d’Ascq - France
Pascal Antoine - University of Lille Nord de France,
• 159 PATTERNS OF READING IMPAIRMENT:
A STUDY IN NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASES
Claudio Luzzatti - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Federica Lucchelli - Passirana di Rho Hospital,
Rho, Milan - Italy
Gaia Lazzati - University of Milan-Bicocca, Milan
- Italy
Eleonora Martini - Passirana di Rho Hospital, Rho,
Milan - Italy
Enrico Ripamonti - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
• 160 PSYCHOSOCIAL PREDICTORS OF SURVIVAL
IN OLD AGE – COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT
MODELS FOR DIFFERENT SAMPLES
Damir Lucanin - University of Applied Health
Jasminka Despot Lucanin - University of Zagreb,
Zagreb - Croatia
• 161 THE ROLE OF THE MMSE-2: EV IN THE
NATIONAL MEMORY SCREENING
Cornelia-Eugenia Munteanu - The Medical Centre
of Diagnosis and Treatment, Bucharest Romania
• 162 THE ROLE OF THE PSYCHOLOGICAL
AUTONOMY IN THE ELDERLY WITH DECLINING
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY USING MULTIGROUP
ANALYSIS
Yuko Fukase - Kitasato University, Sagamihara
- Japan
Norio Murayama - Kitasato University,
Sagamihara - Japan
Hirokuni Tagaya - Kitasato University, Sagamihara
- Japan
• 163 THE USE OF MOBILE RESEARCH
(SMARTPHONES) TO STUDY DAILY LIFE
OF OLDER ADULTS
Alexander Seifert - University of Zurich, Zurich Switzerland
f · EXPO 2015 Hot Topics
06 - Psycho-social development
and adjustment under conditions
of poverty
• 164 PILOT STUDY: INCREASING SAFE DELIVERY
IN SOUTH OMO VALLEY (ETHIOPIA) THROUGH
SOCIAL LEARNING METHODOLOGY
Simona Carniato - Ministero degli Affari Esteri
e della Cooperazione Internazionale, Rome Italy
Simonetta Di Cori - Ministero degli Affari Esteri
e della Cooperazione Internazionale, Rome Italy
• 165 TRAJECTORIES THROUGH HOMELESSNESS
LIFE: ACCESSING, MAINTAINING AND EXIT
Carolina Marín - Complutense University
Alejandro Iborra - University of Alcalá, Alcalá
de Henares - Spain
• 166 VIABILITY OF A CBT-BASED ACTIVITY
TO IMPROVE PSYCHO-SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
IN A GROUP OF POVERTY-STRICKEN SOUTH
AFRICAN CHILDREN
Helene Loxton - Stellenbosch University,
Ilse Webber - Stellenbosch University,
07 - Psychological consequences
of natural disasters for individuals,
families and communities
• 167 PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY OF POPULATION
UNDER CONDITIONS OF RISK
OF ANTHROPOGENIC-ECOLOGICAL
PROBLEMS
Tatiana Bokhan - National Research Tomsk State
O.V. Terekhina - National Research Tomsk State
08 - Life skills in culture and society
Akifumi Hatakeyama - Health Sciences University
of Hokkaido, Sapporo - Japan
• 174 THE COMPARISON OF SOCIAL SKILLS IN
CHILDREN OF EMPLOYED MOTHERS TEACHERS
AND OTHER JOBS WITH HOUSEWIVES, CHILDREN
Yasouj - Iran
Firooz Abad - Iran
Flora Yunesi - Islamic Azad University, Firooz
Abad - Iran
Fariba Sayadi - Islamic Azad University, Yasouj
- Iran
• 168 CULTURAL DIFFERENCES OF AUSTRIAN
AND JAPANESE MOTHERS
Eva Mautner - Medical University of Graz, Graz
- Austria
Ashida Chie - Shujitsu University, Okayama Japan
Eva Greimel - Medical University of Graz, Graz Austria
Uwe Lang - Medical University of Graz, Graz Austria
Christina Kolman - Medical University of Graz,
Graz - Austria
Daniela Alton - Medical University of Graz, Graz
- Austria
Wataru Inoue - Hiroshima University, Hiroshima
- Japan
10 - Psychotechnologies and life long
learning
• 169 HOW DOES HOPE SURVIVE, IF ONE’S
FUTURE IS THREATENED? THE CONCEPT
OF HOPE AND HAPPINESS IN ADVENTITIOUSLY
BLINDED ADOLESCENTS
Sadida Fatin Aruni - Universitas Gadjah Mada,
Yogyakarta - Indonesia
• 176 EFFECTIVENESS OF AN ACT INTERVENTION
IN A GREEK-SPEAKING CHRONIC PAIN
POPULATION AND THE NEED FOR ADAPTATION
TO A WEB-BASED INTERVENTION
Orestis Kasinopoulos - University of Cyprus,
Nicosia - Cyprus
Vasilis Vasiliou - University of Cyprus, Nicosia Cyprus
Michaella Paraskeva - University of Cyprus,
Nicosia - Cyprus
Siamata Maria Karekla - University of Cyprus,
Nicosia - Cyprus
• 170 MERRYMAKING QUESTIONNAIRE:
A MEDITERRANEAN CONCEPTION
OF ENJOYMENT
Marta E. Aparicio-García - Complutense University
David Paniagua - Autonomous University
Raquel Rodríguez-Carvajal - Autonomous
Ruth Castillo-Gualda - Autonomous University
Sara de Rivas - Autonomous University of Madrid,
Madrid - Spain
Marta Herrero - Autonoma University of Madrid,
Madrid - Spain
• 175 ECOLOGICAL MOMENTARY SAMPLING
OF SYMPTOM VIABILITY WITH BIPOLAR
DISORDER
Norm O’Rourke - Simon Fraser University,
Burnaby - Canada
David B. King - Simon Fraser University, Burnaby
- Canada
Sarah Canham - Simon Fraser University, Burnaby
- Canada
Andrew Sixsmith - Simon Fraser University,
Vancouver - Canada
The BADAS Study Team - Simon Fraser University,
Burnaby - Canada
• 171 PROMOTING LIFE SKILLS THROUGH
A RESILIENCE CURRICULUM FOR EARLY YEARS
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN EUROPE
Valeria Cavioni - University of Pavia, Pavia Italy
Maria Assunta Zanetti - University of Pavia, Pavia
- Italy
Carmel Cefai - University of Malta, Msida Malta
• 172 RESULTS OF A PILOT PROGRAM BASED
ON LIFE SKILLS TRAINING WITH ADOLESCENTS
TO PREVENT THE USE OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO
AND CANNABIS
Víctor José Villanueva Blasco - University of
Eva Serós - University of Zaragoza, Teruel Spain
Juan Ramón Barrada - University of Zaragoza,
Teruel - Spain
• 173 THE COMPARISON OF EFFECTS OF WALKING
UPON HUMAN HEALTH BETWEEN TWO BOTANIC
GARDENS IN JAPAN
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Thursday 9
AULA MAGNA
9.30
10.00
10.30
U6-01A
IS 9.00 - 10.50
Trauma and Mental Health
• Convenor: Mark van der
Gaag • Presenters: Anabel Gonzales,
Dolores Mosquera, Mark van der
Gaag, Berber van der Vleugel
U6-01B
IS 9.00 - 10.50
EMDR: Theory, Practice
and Research application
in a Mass Disaster
• Convenor: Elisa Bergonzini • Presenters: Elisa Bergonzini,
Isabel Fernandez, Lucia Formenti
• Discussant: Elisa Bergonzini
U6-01E
IS Efpa 9.00 - 10.50
Prevention and
Intervention across
European Countries
• Convenor: Tony Wainwright
• Presenters: Isabel Fernandez,
Britt Randi Hjartnes Schjødt,
Rifkat J. Muhamedrahimov, Vita
Poštuvan, Tony Wainwright
KeY 10.00 - 10.45
Language and social
cognition
• Speaker: Anne Maass
• Chair: Silvia Mari
U6-01F
IS Efpa 9.00 - 10.50
Human Rights,
Professional and Ethical
Responsibilities
of Psychologists
• Convenor: Polli Hagenaars
• Presenters: Artemis Giotsa, Polli
Hagenaars, Peter Kinderman,
Kerstin Söderström
• Discussant: Ulrich Wagner
U6-06
IS 9.00 - 10.50
Positive Orientation:
empirical evidence
and theoretical
implications
• Convenors: Guido Alessandri,
Tomasz Jankowski, Piotr K. Oleś • Presenters: Guido Alessandri,
Beata Bajcar, Corrado Fagnani,
Tomasz Jankowski, Kinga
Lachowicz-Tabaczek, Piotr Oleś,
Carol Ryff, Michele Vecchione
U6-07
IS 9.00 - 10.50
The Functional-Cognitive
Framework in Psychology
• Convenor: Marco Perugini • Presenters: Jan De Houwer,
Klaus Fiedler, Sean Hughes,
Baptist Liefooghe, Marco
Perugini
U6-08
IS 9.00 - 10.50
Culture and the basic
psychological processes:
The mechanisms
of shaping differences
in human nature
• Convenor: Pawel Boski • Presenters: Michael Boiger,
Pawel Boski, Valery Chirkov,
Debora M. Roberson, Piotr
Sorokowski
U6-09
IS 9.00 - 10.50
Parenting and children
wellbeing
• Convenor: Anna Silvia
Bombi
• Presenters: Anna Di Norcia,
Angela Mazzone, Luca Milani,
Sara Pezzica
• Discussant: Dario Bacchini
U6-10
IS 9.00 - 10.50
Interpersonal violence
(IPV), working through
EMDR with victims
and perpetrators
• Convenor: Teresa Bruno • Presenters: Paolo De Pascalis,
Carla Maria Xella
12.00
Friday 10
12.30
10.30
11.00
KeY 11.35- 12.20
Family relationships:
a long lasting source
of well-being
• Speaker: Eugenia Scabini
• Chair: Gian Vittorio
Caprara
KeY 12.25- 13.10
Health behaviour change
• Speaker: Ralf Schwarzer
IS 11.35 - 13.25
Impact of trauma
on medical illnesses
• Convenor: Luca Ostacoli • Presenters: Gabriella Bertino,
Liuva Capezzani, Michael Hase,
Luca Ostacoli, Chiara Piroddi
• Discussant: Luca Ostacoli
13.00
13.30
14.00
14.30
15.00
15.30
13.35- 14.20
Aristotle Prize
Happiness and wellbeing
at work: What about
the “happy-productive
worker” model in the
current socio-economic
and work context?
• Speaker: José M. Peiró
• Chair: Robertas Povlaitis
IS 13.35 - 15.25
Eating disorders
and EMDR
• Convenor: Simona
Anselmetti • Presenters: Simona Anselmetti,
Natalia Seijo, Patrizia Todisco,
Maria Zaccagnino
SA 11.35 - 12.35
EMDR Therapy 2015
• Chair: Isabel Fernandez • Presenters: Udi Oren
SA 12.45 - 13.45
EMDR Treatment of Trauma
and PTSD in Borderline
Personality Disorder:
Clinical considerations
and assessment
for the management
of symptomatology
• Chair: Isabel Fernandez • Presenters: Dolores Mosquera
SA 13.55 - 14.55
Psycho-oncology:
present and future
directions
• Chair: Anna Costantini • Presenters: Luigi Grassi
IS Efpa 11.35 - 13.25
Teaching Ethics
• Convenor: Pierre
Nederlandt
• Presenters: Kathryn Bullen,
Artemis Giotsa, Pierre
Nederlandt, Alla Shaboltas
IS Efpa 11.35 - 13.25
Human Rights,
Professional and Ethical
Responsibilities
of Psychologists I
• Convenor: Polli Hagenaars • Presenters: Ioannis N.
Dimitrakopoulos, Janel Gauthier,
Nora Sveaass, Ava Thompson
• Discussant: Ulrich Wagner
IS 11.35 - 13.25
Counseling in Clinical
and Health Psychology
• Convenor: Mario Fulcheri • Presenters: Carlo Cristini, Maria
Francesca Freda, Guido Sarchielli,
Irene Sborlini, Maria Grazia
Strepparava
• Discussant: Nicolae Mitrofan
IS 11.35 - 13.25
Combined emic-etic
approach to culturesensitive personality
assessment
• Convenor: Fanny Cheung • Presenters: Weiqiao Fan,
Velichko H. Valchev, Fons J. R.
van de Vijver, Qian Wang, Jianxin
Zhang
IS 11.35 - 13.25
Social Aspects of Learning
And Remembering
• Convenor: Peter Graf • Presenters: Maria A.
Brandimonte, Peter Graf, William
Hirst, Wendy Jolliffe
IS 11.35 - 13.25
Emotional eating
• Convenor: Tatjana van
Strien
• Presenters: Aranka Dol, Carmen
Keller, Hanna Konttinen, Tatjana
van Strien, Laura Winkens
• Discussant: Tatjana van Strien
12.00
13.00
13.30
IS Efpa 13.35 - 15.25
What can psychology
contribute to the defence
and promotion
of human rights?
• Convenor: Saths Cooper • Presenters: David Fryer, Pamela
Maras, Robert A. Roe, Nora
Sveaass, Ava Thompson
• Discussant: Yeşim Korkut
KeY 14.40- 15.25
Towards stressmanagement technology:
perspectives on measuring
and enhancing the
human life potential
• Speaker: Anna B. Leonova
IS Efpa 13.35 - 15.25
Because the way
to the heart is through
the stomach.
Psychological prevention
and intervention
of eating disorders
• Convenor: Christoph
Steinebach • Presenters: Volker Schulte,
Christoph Steinebach, Karin
Teepe, Anne-Christine Volkart,
Alberto Zucconi
• Discussant: Alberto Zucconi
IS 13.35 - 15.25
Supporting transitions
towards sustainability
in Europe: the role
of environmental
psychology
• Convenor: Ricardo García-Mira • Presenters: Giuseppe Carrus,
Tony Craig, Adina Dumitru, Irina
Macsinga, Ellen Matthies
• Discussant: Marino Bonaiuto
IS 13.35 - 15.25
Innovative scientific
methods for approaching
complexity in applied
psychological research
• Convenor: Santo Di Nuovo • Presenters: Letizia Caso,
Barbara Colombo, Andrea
Gaggioli, Daniela Maria Pajardi
• Discussant: Alessandro
Antonietti
IS 13.35 - 15.25
Bidirectional pathways
between close
relationships, health
and well-being
• Convenor: Dominik Schoebi • Presenters: Thomas
Ledermann, Simone Munsch,
Ashley K. Randall, Richard B.
Slatcher
• Discussant: Dominik Schoebi
IS 13.35 - 15.25
Readiness for Aggression
in emerging adolescents –
sociocultural and family
socialisation factors
• Convenor: Adam Fraczek • Presenters: Adam Fraczek,
Karolina Konopka, Hanna
Liberska, Magdalena Rowicka,
Marta Rutkowska
• Discussant: Adam Fraczek
IS 13.35 - 15.25
E-Health, psychology
and medicine: the future
of a close cooperaTion
• Convenor: Telmo Mourinho
Baptista • Presenters: Telmo Mourinho
Baptista, Maged N. Kamel
Boulos, Francisco Miranda
Rodrigues, Artur Rocha
• Discussant: Telmo Mourinho
Baptista
14.00
14.30
15.00
15.30
16.00
16.30
17.30
11.30
12.30
16.00
17.00
9.30
10.00
11.00
11.30
9.00
KeY 17.05- 17.50
Transforming
Evil into Heroism
• Speaker: Philip G. Zimbardo
IS 16.10 - 18.00
Positive and
Environmental
Psychology
• Convenor: Victor
Corral-Verdugo • Presenters: Giuseppe Carrus,
Susan Clayton, Victor CorralVerdugo, P. Wesley Schultz
• Discussant: Marino Banaiuto
RT 16.10 - 17.40
Final Draft of the
International Declaration
on Core Competences in
Professional Psychology
• Participants: Saths Cooper,
Janel Gauthier, Steve DeMers
• Convenor: Sverre L. Nielsen IS Efpa 16.10 - 18.00
Ethical aspects
of psychosocial support
in crisis and disasters,
lessons learned from
the different European
countries
• Convenor: Magda Rooze • Presenters: Maria Filippova,
Anders Korsgaard Christensen,
Eva Münker-Kramer, Magda
Rooze, Salli Saari
• Discussant: Magda Rooze
IS Efpa 16.10 - 18.00
The psychologist
in sport and exercise
• Convenor: Michel Nicolas • Presenters: Pedro Almeida,
Enrique Cantón, Zrinka Greblo,
Ross Hall, Michel Nicolas,
Claire-Marie Roberts, Irina
Simonenkova
IS 16.10 - 18.00
Applied Psychology
in Chinese Culture –
Medicine, Religion,
and Psychology
• Convenor: Buxin Han • Presenters: Jianyou Guo, Buxin
Han, Guoqiang Wang, Qiu-li
Yang, Kai Zhang, Huan Zhu
IS 16.10 - 18.00
Biologically-Based
and Culturally-Based
Varieties of Human
Prosociality and Morality:
Socialization and
Personality Mechanisms
• Convenor: Gustavo Carlo • Presenters: Maria Rosario T. de
Guzman, Deborah Laible, Maria
Mestre, Darcia Narvaez, Laura
Padilla-Walker
16.30
17.00
17.30
18.00
18.00
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Friday 10
9.00
9.30
10.00
U6-20
PS 9.00 - 10.30
Is it time for clinical
psychology to abandon
diagnosis? Critiques
and alternatives
from the UK
• Convenor: Anne Cooke
• Presenters: Anne Cooke, Peter
Kinderman, Richard Pemberton
• Discussant: Tony Wainwright
U6-21
PS 9.00 - 10.30
Young people
citizenship profiles from
international perspective
- Part I
• Convenor: Beata
Krzywosz-Rynkiewicz • Presenters: Kerry Kennedy,
Kristi Kõiv, Beata KrzywoszRynkiewicz, Mara Vidnere, Anna
Maria Zalewska
• Discussant: Joanna Lijuan Li
U6-22
PS 9.00 - 10.30
Non-altruistic motivations
for pro-social behavior
and values
• Convenors: Liat Levontin, Noga
Sverdlik
• Presenters: Stephan Dickert,
Tehila Kogut, Liat Levontin, Noga
Sverdlik
• Discussant: Daniel Västfjäll
U6-23
PS 9.00 - 10.30
Rehabilitation
of (traumatized) violent
offenders – challenges
and new developments
• Convenor: Tobias Hecker • Presenters: Anselm Crombach,
Jérôme Endrass, Anke Koebach,
Tobias Hecker
• Discussant: Andreas Maercker
U6-24
TS 9.00 - 10.30
HRM for Quality
of Working Life
• Presenters:
Simon L. Albrecht
Thomas Kalliath
Ana Fernanda Uribe Rodriguez
Samuel Antunes
Nunzia Santacroce
Laura Galarza
U6-25
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Psychological problems
• Presenters:
Mishal Tariq
George Gharibian
Leila Esmaeili
Rafael Andres Patiño Orozco
Sehar-Un-Nisa Hassan
Romana Farooq
U6-26
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Personality and
Interpersonal relations
• Chair: Maria Gerbino
• Presenters:
Olcay Bozkus
Brian Haas
Eleni Nikolaou
H. Ulas Ozcan
Özge ünal
Liad Uziel
U6-27
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Psychobiology of wellbeing and emotion
• Chair: Michela Balconi
• Presenters:
Phil Evans
Elena Nikolaeva
Nina Smyth
Ronald Mancoske
Weiwen Wang
Maria Elide Vanutelli
Ariana Van Heerden
U6-28
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Organizational Culture,
Climate & Stereotypes I
• Presenters:
Margarida Pinheiro
H. Ulas Ozcan
Salvatore Zappalà
Justin Marcus
Pooja Purang
Floriana De Vanna
U6-29
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Intergroup relationships
• Chair: Francesco Paolo Colucci
• Presenters:
Catalin Mamali
Mehmet Fatih Bükün
Qionghan Zhang
Ahmet Demirdag
Susana Lavado
Canay Dogulu
9.30
10.00
10.30
10.30
11.00
11.00
11.30
11.30
PS 11.35 - 13.05
Young people
citizenship profiles from
international perspective
- Part II
• Convenor: Anna Maria
Zalewska • Presenters: José Joaquim
Costa, Susana Goncalves,
Despina Karakatsani, Riitta
Korhonen, Beata KrzywoszRynkiewicz
• Discussant: Joanna Lijuan Li
12.00
12.30
Friday 10
9.00
PS 11.35 - 13.05
The hybrid approach and
the smart environments
in school: empowering
the traditional psychopedagogical practices with
ecological technologies
• Convenor: Orazio Miglino • Presenters: Dario Bacchini,
Raffaele Di Fuccio, Maria Concetta
Miranda
• Discussant: Henrick Lund
PS 11.35 - 13.05
Objectifying media:
Turning people
into objects
• Convenor: Anne Maass • Presenters: Carlotta Cogoni,
Silvia Galdi, Maria Giuseppina
Pacilli, Jeroen Vaes, Cristina
Zogmaister
• Discussant: Mara Cadinu
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Career, Guidance &
Professional Development I
• Chair: Guido Alessandri
• Presenters:
Sergey Manichev
Anna Paszkowska-Rogacz
Stephanie Sauer
Chiara Annovazzi
Antanas Kairys
Rui Mamede
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Social perception
of illness and disease
• Chair: Lorenzo Montali
• Presenters:
David Dias Neto
Olga Mitina
Ipek Demirok
Lidia Anna Wisniewska
Yagmur Ar
Jonas Eimontas
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Personality and well-being
• Presenters:
Ayse Altan Atalay
Pinar Biçaksiz
Regina Ershova
Asghar Jafari
William Spangler
Dario Monzani
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Psycholinguistics
• Chair: Giuseppe Vallar
• Presenters:
Tanya Scott
Elke Murdock
Pei-Shu Tsai
Aiping Wang
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Organizational Culture,
Climate & Stereotypes II
• Chair: Marco Depolo
• Presenters:
Shyhnan Liou
inky Leilanie Lu
Nnedum
Yu-Hsuan Wang
Giuseppe Scaratti
Nancy Arthur
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Prejudice and social
exclusion
• Presenters:
Kathryn Nel
Gisela de Oliveira Gusmão
Fatih Ozdemir
Annamaria Petito
Nancy Papathanasiou
Karolina Konopka
12.00
12.30
13.00
13.00
13.30
13.30
14.00
14.30
PS 13.35 - 15.05
Sport Clinical Psychology:
a welfare instrument
to prevent discomfort
and to create a new
environment culture
• Convenor: Giovanni Lodetti
• Presenters: Alessandra Cova,
Giovanni Lodetti, Gaia Oldani,
Elena Pomesano
15.00
PS 13.35 - 15.05
Building Bridges Between
European Universities
and Psi Chi, the
International Honor
Society in Psychology
• Convenor: Mercedes A.
McCormick
• Presenters: Bernardo J.
Carducci, John M. Davis,
Mercedes A. McCormick, Randall
Osborne, Martha S. Zlokovich
• Discussant: Florence Denmark
PS 13.35 - 15.05
The integration
of neuroscientific
approaches in the study
of consumer behavior:
the contribute
of Neuromarketing
• Convenor: Vincenzo Russo • Presenters: Carlos Flavian,
Dominika Maison, Maurizio
Mauri, Daniela Zambarbieri,
Egle Vaiciukynaite
• Discussant: Carlos Flavian
PS 13.35 - 15.05
The educative function
between family and social
responsibility
• Convenor: Marisa Persiani • Presenters: Rossella Celmi,
Daniela Di Pietro, Marisa Persiani,
Tatiana Vereitinova
• Discussant: Floriana De Angelis
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Career, Guidance &
Professional Development II
• Chair: Guido Alessandri
• Presenters:
Zilmara Bonai
Anna Pignault
Moluk Khademi Ashkzari
Erich Weichselgartner
Iva Sverko
Mary McMahon
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Contact, conflict
and negotiation
• Chair: Francesco Paolo Colucci
• Presenters:
Lipaz Shamoa-Nir
Georgios Filippou
Fiona White
Umesh Bawa
Nihal Mamatoglu
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Personality assessment
• Presenters:
Marc Dupuis
Germana Spagnolo
Anne Mäkikangas
Filiz Özekin-Üncüer
Carmen L. Rivera-Medina
Nadereh Sohrani Shegefti
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Psychophysiology
and behavior
• Chair: Claudio Luzzatti
• Presenters:
Yan Ge
Martin Voracek
Elena Mnatsakanian
Saori Nishikawa
Elena Mnatsakanian
Naoyuki Osaka
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Organizational Ethics
and Justice & CSR
• Presenters:
Isil Karatuna
Marina Zavartseva
Murat Aydinay
Monirsadat Zakerfard
Susan van Schie
TS 13.35 - 15.20
Creativity (Problem
solving) and Decision
making
• Presenters:
Andranik Suleymanyan
Tal Ivancovsky
Evaldas Kazlauskas
Konstantina Podara
Jérémy Lemoine
Beyze Tepe
Yaoshan Xu
14.00
14.30
15.00
15.30
15.30
16.00
16.00
16.30
17.00
PS 16.10 - 17.40
Emotions and emotional
disorders: treatments
and research
• Convenor: Giovanni Maria
Ruggiero • Presenters: Giovanni Mansueto,
Mercedes A. McCormick,
Giovanni Maria Ruggiero,
Carmela Sansone
• Discussant: Florence Denmark
17.30
PS 16.10 - 17.40
Standards of Excellence,
Challenges, and
Opportunities
of Psychology Graduate
Programs in Europe
and the Americas
• Convenor: Laura Galarza • Presenters: Laura Galarza, Aida
Jimenez, Milagros Mendez, José
M. Peiró, Vincent Rogard, Marina
Romeo
• Discussant: Rodney Lowman
PS 16.10 - 17.40
Leadership and Employee
related Outcomes
• Convenor: Shailendra Singh • Presenters: Bhumika,
Shailendra Singh, Arvind K.
Sinha, Kailash B. L. Srivastava,
Manjari Srivastava
• Discussant: Arvind K. Sinha
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Engagement, Motivation
& Performance
• Chair: Laura Borgogni
• Presenters:
Valentina Barabanshchikova
Iuliia Paskevska
Alina Bezditko
Michael Sailer
Christina Sue-Chan
Reyhan Bilgiç
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Empathy and emotions
• Chair: Caterina Arcidiacono
• Presenters:
Guy Itzchakov
Rozzana Sánchez-Aragón
Javad Hatami
Dario Páez
Rozzana Sánchez-Aragón
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Pragmatics
and communication
• Presenters:
Elena Radici
Sophie Henry
Guy Itzchakov
Anna A. Kiseleva
Genavee Brown
TS 16.10 - 17.55
Research methods
• Presenters:
Matthias Gumbert
Lars Egner
Anaïs Mazella
José Pacheco Miguel
Diana Rodríguez Valbuena
William McConnell
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Human Factors
& Performance
• Chair: Gian Marco Sardi
• Presenters:
Marlène Bel
Stéphanie Cœugnetn
Elise Grison
Alexandra Jousse
Fatih Ozdemir
Rossana Actis-Grosso
TS 16.10 - 17.55
Political psychology
• Chair: Patrizia Catellani
• Presenters:
Renata Franc
Zoran Pavlovic
Goncu Kose Asli
Yesim Uzumcuoglu
Rafael Andres Patiño Orozco
Canay Dogulu
Alena Khaptsova
16.30
17.00
17.30
18.00
18.00
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Friday 10
9.00
9.30
U6-32
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Atypical Development
• Presenters:
Leila Esmaeili
Antonio Narzisi
Elif Ünal
Yulia Babaeva
David Canton-Cortes
10.00
U6-33
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Social cognition
and social identity
• Presenters:
Evren Etel
Laura Ferrari
Diana Fecenec
Vera Labunskaya
Aleksandra Niemyjska
Felicidad Villavicencio
U6-39
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Psychosomatics and
Clincal psychophysiology
• Presenters:
Sara Shahriari
Irmak Dedecan
Ezgi Deveci
Burak Duruk
Sadrollah Khosravi
Fatemeh Azadian
U6-40
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Community
• Presenters:
Caroline Claisse
Kyoko Hori
Alla Shaboltas
Alice Soriano
David DeJoy
Ervin Gül
U6-41
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Adolescence
and quality of life
• Presenters:
Tanya Meade
Maria Paula Paixão
Lai Yin Sarah Wan
Rukiye Kiziltepe
Bojana Skorc
Angelica Riveros Rosas
U6-42
TS 9.00 - 10.30
Forensic psychology I:
Custody and penitentiary
system
• Chair: Patrizia Patrizi
• Presenters:
Lobelia da Silva Faceira
Francisco Ramos De Farias
Hector Perez
Rosaria Ferrara
José Paulo Souza
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9.30
10.00
10.30
10.30
11.00
11.00
11.30
11.30
12.00
12.30
Friday 10
9.00
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Individual differences
and temperament
• Presenters:
Rafaela Guilherme Monte
Cassiano
Yiting Chang
Katy Jones
Elena Vorobyeva
Asiye Kumru
Guang Zeng
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Bullying and aggression
• Presenters:
Simona C. S. Caravita
Daniela Cvitkovic
Alice Murteira Morgado
Yasuyo Nishino
Aleksandra Tlusciak-Deliowska
Fany Eisenberg
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Interventions
• Presenters:
Immacolata Festa
Sehar-Un-Nisa Hassan
Valentina Manna
Emily Sáez-Santiago
Leila Esmaeili
Basak Ince
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Psycho-oncology
and psychological support
in chronic diseases I
• Chair: Anna Costantini
• Presenters:
Irem Akinci
Zümrüt Bellur
Marie-Jo Brennstuhl
Marie-Luise Draeger
Margherita Luciani
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Aging and dementia I
• Presenters:
Camille Herbert-Mora
Davide Crivelli
Mithat Durak
Sabrina Guzzetti
Roberta Leonardi
Orazio Licciardello
TS 11.35 - 13.05
Violence, Crime
and Offence
• Presenters:
Silvia Apollonio
Rosaria Ferrara
José Paulo Souza
Alexandra Serra
12.00
12.30
13.00
13.00
13.30
13.30
14.00
14.30
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Emotion and self II
• Presenters:
Olga Bogolyubova
Marina Capasso
Gwénaëlle Joët
Luis Daniel Mahbubani
Premchand
Yudit Namer
Mozhgan Eslami
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Strategies against bullying
• Presenters:
Marlene Caban-Huertas
Christoph Burger
Muthanna Samara
Sadrollah Khosravi
Nora Fiedler
Kristi Kõiv
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Psychopathology
• Presenters:
Andrea-Mercedes Riegel
Mayke Janssens
Mohammad Reza Fayyazi
Bordbar
Ursa Malesic
Ezgi Soncu Buyukiscan
Latife Utas Akhan
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Psycho-oncology
in chronic diseases II
• Chair: Luigi Valera
• Presenters:
Francesca Barile
Ilaria Cinieri
Ufuk Kocatepe
Tanya Meade
Melissa Tori
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Aging and dementia II
• Presenters:
Dubi Lufi
Funda Salman
Isabelle Tournier
Manuela Valsecchi
Rebecca Wiczorek
Marta Gonçalves
TS 13.35 - 15.05
Medical Treatment
and Psychology
• Presenters:
Daria Eremina
Carla De Stefano
Mark Burdick
Mariia Iakovleva
Katarzyna Stasiuk
14.00
14.30
15.00
15.00
15.30
15.30
16.00
16.00
16.30
17.00
TS 16.10 - 17.40
citizenship and prosocial
behavior
• Presenters:
Nadja Maria Vieira Silva
Francisco Ramos De Farias
Manolo Cattari
Marek Vich
Mehmet Emin Demir
Soheila Hashemi Koochaksaraei
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Moral development
• Presenters:
Grazia De Angelis
María Luisa Vecina
Taoran Zeng
Hatice Isik
17Jong Ho Shin
Lucinda Johns
TS 16.10 - 17.55
Psychological processes
in mental disorders
and care
• Presenters:
Odeta Geleželyte
Bikem Haciomeroglu
Cigdem Kose Demiray
Ezgi Tuna
Sevginar Vatan
Manolo Cattari
Nikolaus Hausenbichl
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Psycho-oncology
in chronic diseases III
• Presenters:
Levent Dumenci
Francesca Gallina
Shulamith Kreitler
Anthony Scioli
Mishal Tariq
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Sensation, perception
and attention
• Chair: Michela Balconi
• Presenters:
Davide Crivelli
Gunjan Khera
Silvana Cagiada
Aiping Wang
David Pearson
Ana Vodanovic Kosic
TS 16.10 - 17.40
Forensic psychology II
• Chair: Maria Elena Magrin
• Presenters
Jeff Gavin
Liubov Kotlyarova
Monica Whitty
eda Bayraktar
Sara Pezzuolo
Zsuzsanna Kovács
16.30
17.00
17.30
17.30
18.00
18.00
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9.00
POSTERS
FRIday 10
MORNING 10.50 - 11.35
14 - Personality
• 001 A COMPARISON BETWEEN SCRUPULOSITY
AND NON-RELIGIOUS OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE
SYMPTOMS: CHARACTERISTICS OF EGO
AND SUPEREGO
Tehran - Iran
Zeinab Kamali - University of Tehran, Tehran - Iran
Friday 10
• 002 AFFECTIVE PERSONALITY TYPES, SUBJECTIVE
WELL-BEING, AND NEO FFI FACTORS
Consuelo Morán-Astorga - University of León,
León - Spain
Esther Menezes dos Anjos - Laureate International
University, Manus - Brazil
• 003 APPLICANT FAKING BEHAVIOR
ON PERSONALITY QUESTIONNAIRES:
AN EMPIRICAL MODEL OF MOTIVATIONAL
FAKING DETERMINANTS
Željko Jerneić - University of Zagreb, Zagreb Croatia
Maša Tonković Grabovac - University of Zagreb,
Zagreb - Croatia
• 004 CHANGES IN CEREBRAL ACTIVITY
IN RATING PERSONALITY BY QUESTIONNAIRE
AND BY PC
Emi Sato - Tokyo-Fuji University, Tokyo - Japan
Kouhei Matsuda - Tohoku-Bukyo College,
Yamagata - Japan
• 005 COPING STYLE AS PREDICTED
BY PERSONALITY AND ATTACHMENT
Lisa Best - University of New Brunswick, Saint
John - Canada
Lilly Both - University of New Brunswick, Saint
John - Canada
• 006 DELAY DISCOUNTING = TRAIT VARIABLE?
Marta Malesza - University of Warsaw, Warsaw
- Poland
• 007 DISCRIMINATING BETWEEN ADAPTIVE
AND MALADAPTIVE TYPES OF PERFECTIONISM
IN SOCIAL ANXIETY: ROLE OF PERCEIVED
PARENTING
Ayse Altan Atalay - Yeditepe University, Istanbul
- Turkey
Belgin Ayvasik - Middle East Technical University,
Ankara - Turkey
Ayse Altan Atalay - Yeditepe University, Istanbul
- Turkey
Belgin Ayvasik - Middle East Technical University,
Ankara - Turkey
• 008 EFFICIENT PERSONALITY MODULATES
MAKING-DECISIONS BEHAVIORAL PATTERN:
A PILOT STUDY
Juan Carlos Bustamante - University of Zaragoza,
Zaragoza - Spain
José Luis Antoñanzas - University of Zaragoza,
Zaragoza - Spain
Javier Chueca - University of Zaragoza, Zaragoza
- Spain
Carlos Salavera - University of Zaragoza, Zaragoza
- Spain
• 009 EMOTIONAL VALENCE TO PEER COMMENTS
AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTANCE FROM THEM
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Mariko Yoshioka - Hiroshima University,
Hiroshima - Japan
Tazuko Aoki - Hiroshima University, Hiroshima
- Japan
• 010 FINANCIAL ADVENTURISM: PERSONALITY
CONTRIBUTIONS TO FINANCIAL DISHONESTY IT’S MORE THAN JUST ABOUT THE MONEY
Bernardo J. Carducci - Indiana University
Southeast, New Albany - United States
Alan Wong - Indiana University Southeast,
New Albany - United States
• 011 GENDER DIFFERENCES IN THE
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AMBIGUITY TOLERANCE
AND SIMILAR CONSTRUCTS
Takanari Tomono - Miyagi Gakuin Women’s
• 012 HUMANISTIC AND NORMATIVISTIC
METAPHYSICS, EPISTEMOLOGY, MORALITY,
VALUES, AND POLITICAL ORIENTATION:
A DUAL-SYSTEMS ACCOUNT OF PERSONAL
WORLDVIEWS
Artur Nilsson - Lund University, Lund - Sweden
• 013 IMPULSIVITY AND DRINKING MOTIVES
PREDICT PROBLEM BEHAVIOURS RELATING
TO ALCOHOL USE IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Katy Jones - University of Nottingham,
Nottingham - United Kingdom
Alexandra Chryssanthakis - University of
Nottingham, Nottingham - United Kingdom
Maddie Groom - University of Nottingham,
Nottingham - United Kingdom
• 014 INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN ATTITUDES
TOWARDS UNCERTAINTY AND EMOTIONAL
INTELLIGENCE
Maria Chumakova - Moscow State University
of Psychology and Education, Moscow - Russian
Federation
Sergey Kornilov - Lomonosov Moscow State
• 015 INTERNALIZATION AND EXTERNALIZATION
SYMPTOMS IN CHILDREN WHO ARE REFUSED
BY PEERS
Claudia Caprin - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Angela Tagini - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Marzia Paganoni - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Valentina Tobia - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Laura Benedan - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Rossella Morrone - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
• 016 INTOLERANCE OF UNCERTAINTY
AND EMOTION REGULATION AS MEDIATORS
OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHILDHOOD
TRAUMA AND DEPRESSION
Ayse Altan-Atalay - Yeditepe University, Istanbul
- Turkey
Eldem Erdem - Maltepe University, Istanbul Turkey
Selen Kucuktas - Yeditepe University, Istanbul Turkey
• 017 MENTAL RESOURCES IN ELDERS
Svetlana Khazova - Kostroma State University,
Kostroma - Russian Federation
• 018 NARCISSISM AND FALSE PROBLEMS
Douglas Rossi Ramos - University of São Paulo,
São Paulo - Brazil
• 019 NARCISSISM, MACHIAVELLIANISM
AND LOVE ATTITUDES STYLES
Eliška Jirmanová - Palacký University Olomouc,
Daniel Dostál - Univerzita Palackého v Olomouci,
• 020 NARCISSISTS’ VARIABILITY IN SELF-CONCEPT
ACROSS TIME AND SITUATIONS
Osamu Fukushima - Niigata University, Niigata
- Japan
• 021 NON-LINEAR RELATION OF CONVICTION
IN FAVOUR OF THE WORLD
AND COMMUNICATIVE TOLERANCE
Irina Nikolaeva - Kurgan State University, Kurgan Russian Federation
• 022 NON-LINEAR RELATION OF DURABILITY
AND SUBJECTIVE REMOTENESS FROM “WORST
OTHERS”
• 023 PERSONALITY MEASURES IN MEDICAL
EDUCATION : IS NEO-FFI A STABLE
INSTRUMENT?
Milena Abbiati - University of Geneva, Geneva Switzerland
Anne Baroffio - University of Geneva, Geneva Switzerland
Margaret W. Gerbase - University of Geneva,
Geneva - Switzerland
• 024 PERSONALITY PROTOTYPES THROUGH
THE NEO PIR IN BRAZILIAN UNIVERSITIES
Ester Menezes dos Anjos - Centro Universitário
do Norte, Laureate International Universities,
Manaus - Brazil
Consuelo Morán - University of León, León Spain
• 025 PSYCHOLOGY FOR ADULTS (P4A)
DURING CRISIS PERIODS. AN
INNOVATIVE COURSE ON DEVELOPING
FACILITATION SKILLS
Svitlana Olifira - University of Educational
Management, Kyiv - Ukraine
Pavlo Lushyn - University of Educational
Yevgeniya Dannikova - University of Educational
• 026 PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE
SPANISH ADAPTATION OF THE DS14 SCALE
TO ASSESSMENT TYPE D PERSONALITY
Dolores Hidalgo - University of Murcia, Murcia
- Spain
Silvia Alcáraz- Andreu - University of Murcia,
Murcia - Spain
Carmen Godoy-Fernández - University of Murcia,
Murcia - Spain
Encarna Fernández-Ros - University of Murcia,
Murcia - Spain
• 027 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EARLY
MALADAPTIVE SCHEMAS AND QUALITY
OF LIFE: MEDIATING ROLE OF SELF-COMPASSION
AND SELF-CONTROL
Tehran - Iran
Samira Keshavarz - University of Tehran, Tehran
- Iran
• 028 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POSITIVE/
NEGATIVE PERFECTIONISM AND MENTAL HEALTH:
MEDIATING ROLE OF COGNITIVE EMOTION
REGULATION
Tehran - Iran
Nihayet Abdullah Sheck - University of Tehran,
Tehran - Iran
Abdulwahid Abdulla Khalil - University of Tehran,
Tehran - Iran
• 029 ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS WITH DARK
PERSONALITIES: THE ANXIOUS NARCISSIST
AND THE AVOIDING MACHIAVELLIAN
AND PSYCHOPATH
Nadia Vettori - University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck
- Austria
Marco Furtner - University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck
- Austria
Innsbruck - Austria
• 030 SUBLIMINAL PSYCHOLOGY
Federica Ramunni - Istituto di Psicologia
Subliminale, San Vendemiano - Italy
Raffaele Sammarco - Istituto di Psicologia
Mauro Verteramo - Istituto di Psicologia
• 031 THE CHANGES IN IDENTITY STRUCTURE
AFTER MODIFICATION OF SELF-ESTEEM
Elwira Brygoła - University of Social Sciences
• 032 THE EFFECT OF EMPATHY AND HELPING
BEHAVIORS ON VOLUNTEERS
Haruka Koike - Tokai University Junior College,
Shizuoka-Shi - Japan
• 033 THE INTRAPERSONAL AND INTERPERSONAL
PERVASIVENESS OF SHYNESS IN A SAMPLE
OF SHY ARABIC AND NORTH AMERICAN
TEENS
Bernardo J. Carducci - Indiana University
Southeast, New Albany - United States
Salman Elbedour - Howard University,
Washington, DC - United States
Futiem N. Alsubie - Howard University,
Deena Khalil - Howard University,
• 034 THE MODERATOR ROLE OF EMOTIONAL
INTELLIGENCE IN THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN
NEUROTICISM AND AGGRESSION
Jose Martín Salguero Noguera - University
Malaga - Spain
Malaga - Spain
• 035 THE PERSONAL POTENTIAL OF SIBERIAN
ENTREPRENEURS WITH DIFFERENT EXPERIENCES
OF ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITY
Iuliia Smetanova - Tomsk State University, Tomsk Russian Federation
• 036 THE RELATIONSHIP CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW
AND BEHAVIOR ACTIVATION DURING
PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT
Kouhei Matsuda - Tohoku-Bunkyo College,
Yamagata - Japan
Emi Sato - Tokyo-Fuji University, Tokyo Japan
• 037 THE USE AND THE EFFECTIVENESS
OF SUBLIMINAL PSYCHOLOGY IN THERAPY
Raffaele Sammarco - Istituto di Psicologia
• 038 VALUE CHARACTERISTIC "I" AS OBJECT
OF NON-LINEAR PSYCHOLOGY
10 - Parenting
• 039 ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF “PARENTCHILD COOKING GROUP” ON PARENTS’ CHILDCENTERED PARENTING SKILLS
Shu-Hua Yu - Tainan University of Technology,
Tainan - Taiwan, Province of China
• 040 ASSESSING MEASUREMENT INVARIANCE
IN CROSS-NATIONAL PARENTING RESEARCH:
IMPLICATIONS FOR UNDERSTANDING MOTHERCHILD RELATIONS ACROSS CULTURES
Taniesha Burke - University of Guelph, Guelph
- Canada
Garth Lipps - University of the West Indies, Mona
- Jamaica
Gilian Lowe - University of the West Indies, Mona
- Jamaica
Scott Maitland - University of Guelph, Guelph Canada
• 041 AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS AND
FATHERS ENGAGEMENT AND RELATIONSHIPS:
TWO CASE STUDIES
Maria Kypriotaki - University of Crete, Rethymnon
- Greece
Maria Markodimitraki - University of Crete,
Rethymnon - Greece
• 042 AUTONOMY SUPPORT FROM FATHERS
AND ADOLESCENT SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
Robert Bradley - Arizona State University, Tempe
- United States
Robert Corwyn - University of Arkansas at Little
Rock, Little Rock - United States
• 043 BECOMING A MOTHER - CREATING
MATERNAL IDENTITY
Joanna Matuszczak-Swigon - Adam Mickiewicz
University, Poznan - Poland
Anna Kowalska - Adam Mickiewicz University,
Poznan - Poland
• 044 CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE: PARENTAL
STRESS
Sabrina Montis - Azienda Ospedaliera G. Brotzu,
Cagliari - Italy
Roberto Tumbarello - Azienda Ospedaliera G.
Brotzu, Cagliari - Italy
• 045 Constructive child-rearing practices
and moral development among a group
of Iranian (Shaahroodee) mothers
MansoorAli Hameedy - Alzahra University, Tehran
- Iran
Molook Khademi - Alzahra University, Tehran Iran
Autefeh Biyari - Alzahra University, Tehran - Iran
• 046 Constructive parenting and
internally based religiosity among
a group of Iranian (Qumee) mothers
Mansoor Ali Hameedy - Alzahra University,
Tehran - Iran
Molook Khademi - Alzahra University, Tehran Iran
Fariba KhoshSanatee - Alzahra University, Tehran
- Iran
• 047 DIFFERENTIAL RELATIONSHIP OF
DEPENDENCY AND AVAILABILITY WITH
PARENTING STYLES AND THEIR EFFECTS
ON EMOTION REGULATION AND AFFECT
Dilek Saritas Atalar - Ankara University, Ankara
- Turkey
• 048 EFFICACY OF ACT RAISING SAFE KIDS
PROGRAM ON PARENTING EDUCATIONAL
PRACTICES
Elisa Rachel Pisani Altafim - University of São
Paulo, Ribeirão Preto - Brazil
Maria Eduarda André Pedro - University of São
Francine Belotti da Silva - University of São Paulo,
Rebeca Cristina de Oliveira - University of São
Maria Beatriz Martins Linhares - University of São
• 049 ENHANCE EMOTIONAL AVAILABILITY
AND DECREASE INDISCRIMINATE FRIENDLINESS.
APPLICATION OF VIPP-SD IN AN ADOPTION
SAMPLE: A CASE STUDY
Cinzia Alagna - University of Pavia, Pavia - Italy
Laura Rigobello - University of Pavia, Pavia - Italy
• 050 FAMILY ECOLOGICAL FACTORS AFFECTING
SWEARING IN SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN
Young-Shin Kang - Chonnam National University,
Sun-Hee Park - Kyungnam University, Changwon
- Republic of Korea
Young Park - Chonnam National University,
• 051 FATHERHOOD IN FAMILIES WITH A TYPICAL
AND A CHILD WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL
NEEDS
- Greece
Panagiota Tsigou - University of Crete, Rethymnon
- Greece
Kalesiou Maria - University of Crete, Rethymnon
- Greece
George Kypriotakis - University of Texas, Houston
- United States
• 052 MAINTAINING QUALITY OF LIFE
AND MENTAL HEALTH THROUGH LIFE-SPAN
DEVELOPMENT: THE EFFECT OF CHILDCARE
QUALITY IN JAPAN
Akiko Kawashima - Tokyo University of Social
Welfare, Tokyo - Japan
Satoko Matsumoto - Ochanomizu University,
Tokyo - Japan
Masumi Sugawara - Ochanomizu University,
Tokyo - Japan
• 053 PARENTAL CONDITION AND HOUSEHOLD
CHAOS AMONG JAPANESE FAMILIES WITH
YOUNG CHILDREN
Satoko Matsumoto - Ochanomizu University,
Tokyo - Japan
Masumi Sugawara - Ochanomizu University,
Tokyo - Japan
• 054 PARENTING CHILDREN WITH
PHENYLKETONURIA: EMOTIONAL
AND PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES
Lidia Borghi - University of Milan, San Paolo
Hospital, Milan - Italy
Enrica Riva - University of Milan, San Paolo
Elena Vegni - University of Milan, San Paolo
• 055 PARENTING STYLES IN THE PERIODS
OF CRISES OF CHILDHOOD
Svetlana Savenysheva - Saint Petersburg State
Victoria Vasilenko - Saint Petersburg State
Larisa Golovey - Saint Petersburg State University,
Elena Engelgardt - Saint Petersburg State
Federation
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• 056 PATHS FOR BIRTH - DOCTORS, MIDWIVES
AND PSYCHOLOGISTS TRACE THE ROAD
TO ACCOMMODATE PARENTS AND BABY
IN HOSPITAL
Brescia - Italy
Brescia - Italy
- Italy
Laura Carrara - Spedali Civili di Brescia, Brescia
- Italy
Luigina De Franceschi - Spedali Civili di Brescia,
Brescia - Italy
Nives Peli - Spedali Civili di Brescia, Brescia - Italy
Clelia Fasanini - Spedali Civili di Brescia, Brescia
- Italy
Elena Padurina - Kurgan State University, Kurgan Russian Federation
11 - Temperament and individual
differences
• 065 COMPETENCIES AND INTERESTS
OF CHILDREN IN CHILDCARE
- Greece
Wassilios Fthenakis - University of Bremen,
Bremen - Germany
Maria Markodimitraki - University of Crete,
Rethymnon - Greece
Michalis Linardakis - University of Crete,
Rethymnon - Greece
• 057 POSITIVE FEELINGS TO THE SPOUSE AS TO
THE PARENT AS AN OBJECT OF NON-LINEAR
PSYCHOLOGY
Elena Padurina - Kurgan State University, Kurgan Russian Federation
• 066 DIMENSIONS OF ADJUSTMENT DIFFICULTIES
IN 3-YEAR-OLDS AND THEIR GENETIC
CORRELATIONS
David Gosar - University Medical Center, Ljubljana
- Slovenia
Rok Holnthaner - Medical Health Center, Maribor
- Slovenia
• 058 SOCIOEMOTIONAL CONDITIONS
OF THE MOTHER AND BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS
IN PRESCHOOLERS
Ana Maria Cossio Ale - Ricardo Palma University,
Lima - Peru
• 067 LONGITUDINAL RELATIONS
OF INTERNALIZING AND EXTERNALIZING
PROBLEMS WITH MATERNAL SOCIALIZATION
OF EMOTIONS AND TEMPERAMENT
IN TURKISH CHILDREN
Asiye Kumru - Ozyegin University, Istanbul Turkey
Burcu Bugan - Ozyegin University, Istanbul Turkey
Puren Kurtsan - Ozyegin University, Istanbul Turkey
Bilge Yagmurlu - Koç University, Istanbul Turkey
Melike Sayil - Hacettepe University, Ankara Turkey
• 059 THE COMMERCIALIZATION OF PARENTHOOD
– A NEW ASPECT OF EARLY ADULTHOOD
Renata A. Maksymiuk - Maria Curie-Sklodowska
Aleksandra Jasielska - Adam Mickiewicz
University, Poznan - Poland
• 060 THE EFFECTS OF PARENTING ON MOTHERADOLESCENT RELATIONSHIPS
Taniesha Burke - University of Guelph, Guelph
- Canada
Boris Mayer - University of Bern, Bern Switzerland
Gisela Trommsdorff - University of Konstanz,
Konstanz - Germany
• 061 THE INFLUENCE OF THE SYSTEM
OF REWARDS AND PUNISHMENTS IN
THE FAMILY FOR THE CHARACTERISTICS
OF A CHILD’S HEART RATE
Svetlana Burkova - Herzen State Pedagogical
University of Russia, Saint Petersburg - Russian
Federation
• 062 THE RELATION BETWEEN THE TACTICS OF
MARITAL AND PARENTAL CONFLICT RESOLUTION
OF FAMILIES WITH PRESCHOOL CHILDREN
Maria Aparecida Crepaldi - Federal University
of Santa Catarina, Florianópolis - Brazil
Simone Dill Azeredo Bolze - Federal University
of Santa Catarina, Florianópolis - Brazil
Carina Bossardi - Federal University of Santa
Catarina, Florianópolis - Brazil
Mauro Luiz Vieira - Federal University of Santa
Catarina, Florianópolis - Brazil
• 063 The Role of Parental Autonomy
Support and Psychological Control
in Urban and Rural Chinese Adolescents’
Adjustment
Li Lin - Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong
Kong - Hong Kong
• 064 UNDERSTANDING OF THE REASONS
OF A CONDITION OF THE CHILD AS AN OBJECT
OF NON-LINEAR PSYCHOLOGY
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• 068 NEONATAL CHARACTERISTICS, STRESS
EXPERIENCES IN NICU AND TEMPERAMENT
AS PREDICTORS OF BEHAVIOR IN TODDLERS
BORN PRETERM
Rafaela Guilherme Monte Cassiano - University
of São Paulo, Ribeirão Preto - Brazil
Claudia Maria Gaspardo - University of São Paulo,
Doane Sábio Servidone - University of São Paulo,
Juliana Cunha de Lima Rodrigues - University
Ricardo Augusto de Deus Faciroli - University
Francisco Eulógio Martinez - University of São
• 069 THE EFFECTS OF CARE TYPES AND
TEMPERAMENT ON PROBLEM BEHAVIOURS OF
CHILDREN UNDER THE CARE OF SOCIAL SERVICES
Aybegum Memisoglu - Middle East Technical
Sibel Kazak Berument - Middle East Technical
• 070 THE IMPACT OF GESTATIONAL AGE AND SEX
ON TEMPERAMENT AND BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS
IN TODDLERS BORN PRETERM
Guilherme Cordaro Bucker Furini - University
• 071 THE INTERACTION OF TEMPERAMENTAL
SENSITIVITY AND EXPERIENCED PARENTING
BEHAVIOR ON WELLBEING
Robert Marhenke - Leopold-Franzens University,
Innsbruck - Austria
13 - Child abuse and neglect
• 072 CARDIAC AUTONOMIC RESPONSE OF
TEENAGERS WITH EARLY ADVERSITY: EFFECT OF
AN IAPS-BASED EMOTION INDUCTION PARADIGM
Guillaume Berna - University of Lille, Villeneuve
d’Ascq - France
Jean-Louis Nandrino - University of Lille,
Laurent Ott - University of Lille, Villeneuve d’Ascq
- France
Célia Berna-Margerie - Hopital Saint Philibert,
Groupement Hospitalier de l’Institut Catholique
de Lille, Lille - France
Caroline Claisse - University of Lille, Villeneuve
d’Ascq - France
Guillaume Vaiva - University of Lille, Villeneuve
d’Ascq - France
• 073 CHILDHOOD ABUSE/NEGLECT AND
AGGRESSION: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF EARLY
MALADAPTIVE SCHEMA DOMAINS
Nağme Kaşmer - Ankara University, Ankara Turkey
İpek Şenkal - Ankara University, Ankara - Turkey
Yasemin Oruçlular - Hacettepe University, Ankara
- Turkey
• 074 CHILDHOOD TRAUMAS IN SELF-INJURIOUS
BEHAVIOR: IN A SAMPLE OF TURKISH
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Burçin Akın - Hacettepe University, Ankara Turkey
Emrah Keser - Hacettepe University, Ankara Turkey
• 075 CHILDREN SEXUAL ABUSE, SEXUAL
VICTIMIZATION, AND SEXUAL RISK BEHAVIORS
AMONG SPANISH UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
• 076 DO WE AS EXPERTS NEGLECT CHILDHOOD
NEGLECT?
Ozge Sahin - Hacettepe University, Ankara Turkey
• 077 FAMILY RELATED VARIABLES
AS A RISK FACTOR FOR NEGATIVE CHILDHOOD
EXPERIENCES
Sinem Cankardeş - Istanbul Arel University,
Istanbul - Turkey
Zeynep Sofuoğlu - Emergency Ambulance
Physicians Association, Training and Projects,
Izmir - Turkey
Birsu Kandemirci - Emergency Ambulance
Physicians Association, Training and Projects,
Izmir - Turkey
Fulya Aydın - Emergency Ambulance Physicians
Association, Training and Projects, Izmir - Turkey
• 078 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARENTS
ATTACHMENT STYLES AND PSYCHOLOGICAL
SYMPTOMS IN SEXUALLY ABUSED ADOLESCENTS
Ahmet Yilmaz - Üsküdar University, Istanbul Turkey
Abdurrahman Aluc - Istanbul Emniyet
Mudurlugu, Cocuk Sube Mudurlugu, Istanbul Turkey
Ahmet Guler - Üsküdar University, Istanbul Turkey
• 079 The enchanted forest: childhood
and preadolescence treatment
in cases of post-traumatic
developmental block
Maria Gabriella Nicotra - Associazione
Mediterranea di Psicodramma, Tribunale
per i Minorenni, Catania - Italy
• 080 THE IMPACT OF CHILDHOOD TRAUMA
ON SCHIZOPHRENIA
Ahmet Güler - NPIstanbul Neuropsychiatry
Hospital, Istanbul - Turkey
Zeynep Güney - Fatih Sultan Mehmet Waqf
Cenk Varlık - Bakirkoy Prof. Dr. Mazhar Osman
Research and Training Hospital for Psychiatry,
Istanbul - Turkey
Sevda Bıkmaz - Haliç University, Istanbul - Turkey
• 081 THE IMPACT OF MISBEHAVIOR OF PARENTS
WHEN DEALING WITH OBSESSIVE
AND COMPULSIVE DISORDER OF JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT
Fayegheh Majd - Iranian Clinical Psychology
Association, Tehran - Iran
10 - Economic choices
• 082 INTOLERANCE FOR AMBIGUITY
AS A MODIFIER OF FRAMING EFFECT IN DECISION
MAKING
Gdansk - Poland
11 - Forensic psychology and law
• 083 A CRITICAL LOOK AT SOCIAL POLICIES
WITHIN THE PRISON SYSTEM IN RIO DE JANEIRO
Lobelia da Silva Faceira - Federal University of the
State of Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
Luana Mara Nunes - Federal University of the
State of Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro
Isadora Barbosa Varella - Federal University of the
State of Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro
Elisangela Santos Barreto - Federal University
of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro
• 084 DRUG USE HISTORY FROM A DIFFERENT
VIEWPOINT: JUVENILE OFFENDERS’ DRUG
USE GETTING INVOLVED IN PROBATION SYSTEM
IN TURKEY
Sevtap Yeşįl - Istanbul University, Istanbul - Turkey
Deniz Işiker Bedįr - Istanbul University, Istanbul
- Turkey
Tunç Demįrcan - Istanbul University, Istanbul Turkey
• 085 Exploring the offenders’ narrative
accounts
Maria Elena Magrin - University of Milan-Bicocca
- Italy
Emanuela Marini - University of Milan-Bicocca Italy
Matteo Limiti - Private Practitioner - Italy
Gabriele Zanlungo - Private Practitioner and
consultant for Prison of Bollate - Italy
• 086 INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN RECALL
AND INTERROGATIVE SUGGESTIBILITY:
THE ROLE OF PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS
IN MIDDLE-CHILDHOOD
Milan - Italy
Milan - Italy
Nicoletta Salerni - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Flavia Ottoboni - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
• 087 Primary Residency and Contact
Disputes: The experiences of mothers
Nikki Themistocleous - University of South Africa,
• 088 PROCEDURAL JUSTICE IN CIVIL COURT
HEARINGS
Dovilė Petkevičiūtė-Barysienė - Vilnius University,
Vilnius - Lithuania
Gintautas Valickas - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
• 089 PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPERTISE
AND THE CHALLENGES OF POST-TRAUMATIC
STRESS SYNDROME
Liliana Chirosca - Clinical Hospital of Psychiatry
Socola, Iasi - Romania
Anamaria Ciubara - Grigore T. Popa University
of Medicine and Pharmacy, Clinical Hospital
of Psychiatry Socola, Iasi - Romania
Stefan Lucian Burlea - Grigore T. Popa University
of Medicine and Pharmacy, Clinical Hospital
of Psychiatry Socola, Iasi - Romania
Nicoleta Cartas - Clinical Hospital of Psychiatry
Socola, Iasi - Romania
Diana Bulgaru Iliescu - Grigore T. Popa University
of Medicine and Pharmacy, Iasi - Romania
• 090 RESEARCH OF ATTITUDES TOWARDS
CRIMINAL VIOLENCE WITH IMPLICIT
ASSOCIATION TEST AND SELF-REPORT
PROCEDURES
Laura Simane-Vigante - Daugavpils University,
Daugavpils - Latvia
Irina Plotka - Baltic Psychology and Management
University College, Riga - Latvia
Ineta Nartisa - Baltic Psychology and
Management University College, Riga - Latvia
• 091 THE RECOGNITION OF FACES BY HUMANS:
AN ITALIAN PILOT STUDY
Leonardo Abazia - Istituto Campano di Psicologia
Giuridica, Naples - Italy
Tiziana Di Palma - Istituto Campano di Psicologia
Anna Iaccarino - Istituto Campano di Psicologia
• 092 UNDERSTANDING THE LINK BETWEEN
TIPPING AND CORRUPTION
Aldo Alberto Conti - Raffles College of Higher
Education, Singapore - Singapore
Anna Leybina - Moscow Metropolitan Governance
• 093 UNIVERSITY AND PRISON: AN EXTENSION
EXPERIENCE ON PENITENCIÁRIA INDUSTRIAL
ESMERALDINO BANDEIRA
Lobelia da Silva Faceira - Federal University of the
Nayara Gomes de Oliveira - Federal University of
the State of Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro Brazil
Karine Gois de Carvalho - Federal University of the
12 - Political preferences and behavior
• 094 AUTOIDENTIFICATION ON LIBERAL
CONSERVATIVE DIMENSION AND ACCEPTANCE
OF ECONOMIC AND IDEOLOGICAL BELIEFS
AMONG YOUNG POLES
Magdalena Rowicka - The Maria Grzegorzewska
Academy of Special Education, Warsaw Poland
• 095 DOES POLITICIAN’S IMAGE MATTER?
PERCEIVED PERSONALITY TRAITS OF POLITICIANS
AND POLITICAL PREFERENCES
Oleg Gorbaniuk - The John Paul II Catholic
Oleksandr Troyanowskyj - National University
“Odessa Law Academy”, Odessa - Ukraine
Myroslav Kashchuk - Ukrainian Catholic
University, Lviv - Ukraine
Oleksandr Mykhailych - Borys Grinchenko Kyiv
University, Kyiv - Ukraine
Maryna Bordun - The John Paul II Catholic
Albina Dioba - O.M. Beketov National University
of Urban Economy in Kharkiv, Kharkiv Ukraine
Larysa Kolisnyk - National Mining University,
Dnipropetrovsk - Ukraine
• 096 IDEOLOGICAL ATTITUDINAL DIMENSIONS
AND IDEOLOGICAL SELF-LABELING
Bojan Todosijevic - Institute of Social Sciences,
Belgrade - Serbia
Zoran Pavlovic - University of Belgrade, Belgrade
- Serbia
• 097 OFFICIAL APOLOGIES AND EMOTIONAL
CLIMATE IN THE AFTERMATH OF COLLECTIVE
VIOLENCE IN SOUTH AMERICA
Dario Páez - University of the Basque Country,
Maitane Arnoso - University of the Basque
Magdalena Bobowik - University of the Basque
Manuel Cárdenas - University of Valparaíso,
Valparaiso - Chile
Bernard Rimé - University of Louvain, Louvain Belgium
Elena Zubieta - University of Buenos Aires,
Marcela Murattori - University of Buenos Aires,
• 098 PARAMETER «HERMIT» AS AN INDICATOR
OF POLITICAL PREFERENCES
• 099 PROBLEMS OF REPRESENTATION
AND DISTANT PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION
OF LEADERSHIP POTENTIAL OF DIFFERENT
POLITICIANS
Irina Samuylova - Saint Petersburg State
• 100 PSYCHOSEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF THE IMAGE
OF THE IDEAL POLITICAL LEADER
Victor Petrenko - Lomonosov Moscow State
• 101 STUDENTS’ ATTITUDES TOWARD
POLITICAL EXTREMISM: INTERNET SURVEY
RESULTS
Olga Deyneka - Saint Petersburg State University,
• 102 UNDERSTANDING OF POLITICAL CATEGORIES
IN RUSSIAN SOCIETY
Karina Bakuleva - Saint Petersburg State
FederationTatyana Anisimova - Saint Petersburg
State University, Saint Petersburg - Russian
Federation
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05 - Organizational Behaviour
• 103 CUSTOMER ORIENTATION RELEVANT ISSUES
OF EMPLOYEES’ INTERACTIONS IN COMMERCIAL
ORGANIZATIONS
Yaroslava Goncharenko - Institute of Psychology,
Kyiv - Ukraine
• 104 EXPLORING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
EMPLOYEES’ CAREER ANCHORS AND THEIR
PSYCHOSOCIAL EMPLOYABILITY ATTRIBUTES
Rudolf M. Oosthuizen - University of South Africa,
Melinde Coetzee - University of South Africa,
Fezeka Mntonintshi - University of South Africa,
• 105 HOW JAPANESE NUCLEAR-RELATED
COMPANY EMPLOYEES FEEL THEMSELVES?
OCCUPATIONAL SELF-ESTEEM AND
OCCUPATIONAL IMAGE AFTER THE FUKUSHIMA
NUCLEAR ACCIDENT
Jinmin Wang - Chiba Institute of Science, Choshi
- Japan
Yasunari Okabe - Hamamatsu Gakuin University,
Hamamatsu - Japan
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• 106 HOW REPAIRABLE THE DAMAGE OF TRUST
VIOLATION IS LIKELY TO BE?
Kazuho Yamaura - Ritsumei University, Kusatsu
- Japan
• 107 PROSOCIAL MOTIVATION AND JOB
PERFORMANCE: THE MODERATING ROLE
OF INTRINSIC MOTIVATION, PERCEIVED
TASK SIGNIFICANCE AND MANAGER
TRUSTWORTHINESS
Saleheh Piryaei - Alzahra University, Tehran - Iran
Moluk KhademiAshkzari - Alzahra University,
Tehran - Iran
Ezzat Khademi Ashkezari - Alzahra University,
Tehran - Iran
• 108 RELATING ETHICAL CLIMATE,
ORGANIZATIONAL JUSTICE PERCEPTIONS,
PSYCHOLOGICAL CONTRACT BREACH AND
LEADER-MEMBER EXCHANGE (LMX) IN
ROMANIAN ORGANIZATIONS
Lior Oren - Ariel University, Ariel - Israel
Aharon Tziner - Netanya Academic College,
Netanya - Israel
Cristinel Vasiliu - Bucharest University
of Economic Studies, Bucharest - Romania
Mihai Felea - Bucharest University of Economic
Studies, Bucharest - Romania
• 109 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORGANIZATIONAL
SOCIALIZATION, ORGANIZATIONAL
IDENTIFICATION AND IN-ROLE BEHAVIOUR
Irena Zukauskaite - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
Agne Dzimidiene - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
Dalia Bagdziuniene - Vilnius University, Vilnius
- Lithuania
• 110 THE “HOW” AND “WHAT” OF PROACTIVE
PERSONALITY: RELATIONSHIPS WITH
LEADERSHIP BEHAVIORS, MOTIVATION
AND JOB PERFORMANCE
Hao Kong - Hang Seng Management College,
Terence Ng - Hong Kong Polytechnic University,
Warren Chiu - Hong Kong Polytechnic University,
Wei Si - Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong
Kong - Hong Kong
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• 111 THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CREATIVE IDEAS
IN WORK ORGANIZATIONS: OVERCOMING
“INNOVATION PARADOX”
Hisataka Furukawa - Japan University
of Economics, Tokyo - Japan
• 112 THE INFLUENCE OF INTEGRITY AND ETHICAL
LEADERSHIP ON TRUST AND WORK ENGAGEMENT
Amos Engelbrecht - Stellenbosch University,
Gardielle Heine - Stellenbosch University,
Bright Mahembe - University of the Western
Cape, Bellville - South Africa
• 113 THE PREDICTION OF QUALITY OF LIFE
BASED ON PSYCHOLOGICAL CAPITAL AND
PARTICIPATION IN DECISION MAKING
IN STAFF OF NATIONAL IRANIAN OIL REFINING
& DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
Sahar Jahanbakhsh Ganjeh - Yasouj University,
Yasouj - Iran
PARTICIPATION IN DECISION MAKING AND
ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOR
AMONG EMPLOYEES: WITH MEDIATING
OF PROCEDURAL AND PERCEIVED
DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE
Sahar Jahanbakhsh Ganjeh - Yasouj University,
Yasouj - Iran
Sadegh Jahanbakhsh Ganjeh - Kharazmi
Abolghasem Nouri - University of Isfahan, Isfahan
- Iran
Sharife Mehdizade - Payam Noor University,
Tehran - Iran
• 115 THE ROLE OF ORGANIZATIONAL
COMMITMENT ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
PERSONALITY TRAITS AND ORGANIZATIONAL
CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOR
Sibel Gök - Marmara University, Istanbul - Turkey
Arzu Kaya - Social Security Institution, Istanbul
- Turkey
Fatma Urfalıoğlu - Marmara University, Istanbul
- Turkey
10 - Traffic and transportation
• 116 CONFIDENCE IN SPECIFIC DRIVING SKILLS
AMONG YOUNG MALE DRIVERS
Ai Nakamura - Waseda University, Saitama Japan
Daisuke Hirata - Mujico Create Co., Ltd., Hirosaki
- Japan
Kan Shimazaki - Waseda University, Saitama Japan
Toshiro Ishida - Waseda University, Saitama Japan
• 117 FACTORS AFFECTING PEDESTRIANS’
RISK BEHAVIOR
Hideka Sato - Rikkyo University, Niiza - Japan
Hana Ohya - Rikkyo University, Niiza - Japan
Yuri Sekine - Rikkyo University, Niiza - Japan
Saki Yamaguchi - Rikkyo University, Niiza - Japan
Remi Ohshima - Rikkyo University, Niiza - Japan
Keiko Hirokawa - Rikkyo University, Niiza - Japan
Shigeru Haga - Rikkyo University, Niiza - Japan
• 118 LEVEL OF PROFESSIONALISM
OF LOCOMOTIVE DRIVERS AND THEIR
REPRESENTATIONS ABOUT THEIR WORKMATES
Valery Sitnikov - Petersburg State Transport
• 119 PSYCHOLOGICAL SEQUEL OF INJURY
SUSTAINED IN ROAD TRAFFIC CRASHES:
INITIAL RESULTS FROM A COHORT STUDY IN 3
EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
Maria Papadakaki - Technological Educational
Chiara Orsi - University of Pavia, Pavia - Italy
Dietmar Otte - University of Hannover, Hannover
- Germany
Anna Morandi - University of Pavia, Pavia - Italy
Georgia Tzamalouka - Technological Educational
Marco von der Geest - University of Hannover,
Hannover - Germany
Timo Lajunen - Traffic Research Centre of Finland,
Helsinki - Finland
Turker Ozkan - Traffic Research Centre of Finland,
Helsinki - Finland
Eleni Anipsitaki - Technological Educational
Pagona Maragkaki - Technological Educational
Joannes Chliaoutakis - Technological Educational
• 120 SPORTS EXPERIENCE AND THE ACQUISITION
OF DRIVING SKILLS
Kan Shimazaki - Waseda University, Tokorozawa
- Japan
Daisuke Hirata - Mujico Create Co., Ltd., Hirosaki
- Japan
Ai Nakamura - Waseda University, Tokorozawa
- Japan
Toshiro Ishida - Waseda University, Tokorozawa
- Japan
• 121 THE ANALYSIS OF BEHAVIOR OF DRIVERS
ON MOTORWAYS AND EXPRESSWAYS
IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC
Pavla Rymešová - Czech University of Life Sciences
Prague, Prague - Czech Republic
12 - Safety Culture and Climate
• 122 CREATIVE POTENTIAL OF WORKING
ENVIRONMENT AND TYPES OF ORGANIZATIONAL
CULTURE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS:
MAIN CORRELATIONS
Valentyna Lagodzinska - Institute of Psychology,
Kyiv - Ukraine
• 123 PERSUASIVE INTERFACES FOR SAFE
MAN-MACHINE INTERACTION
Matthias Hartwig - Federal Institute for
Occupational Safety and Health, Dortmund Germany
09 - Positivity and well-being
• 124 A PURSUIT THE PURPOSE IN LIFE PROGRAM
TO IMPROVE SUBJECTIVE WELLBEING OF OLDER
FEMALE OFFENDERS
Nahoko Kusaka - Doshisha Women’s College,
Kyotanabe - Japan
Mariko Ishikawa - Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto
- Japan
Nobuko Takahashi - Ritsumeikan University,
Kyoto - Japan
Kaoru Katsura - Osaka Mentalhealth Care
Institute, Osaka - Japan
Hiroko Kobashi - Okatani Medical Foundation,
Nara - Japan
Atsuko Shimomura - Okatani Medical Foundation,
Nara - Japan
Kaori Masuda - International Buddhist University,
Osaka - Japan
Noriaki Tsutida - Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto
- Japan
• 125 A ROLE OF THE SEASONALITY AND
WELLBEING ON LIFE SATISFACTION
Elvan Kiremitci - Abant Izzet Baysal University,
Bolu - Turkey
Bolu - Turkey
• 126 BASIC TRUST, HOPE AND COPING
STRATEGIES AS DETERMINANTS OF STRESSRELATED GROWTH
Mariusz Zieba - University of Social Sciences
• 127 BENEFITS OF HYPO-EGO PRACTICE:
EMPATHETIC JOY ENHANCES WELL-BEING
AND RELATIONSHIP QUALITY
Yi-Cheng Lin - National Taiwan University, Taipei Taiwan, Province of China
• 128 COGNITIVE FACTORS NECESSARY
TO PROMOTE POST-TRAUMATIC GROWTH
Kazuhiro Ikeda - Shokei Gakuin University,
Natori-shi - Japan
• 129 DOES HAVING A PET MAKE PEOPLE
HAPPIER, AND WHY? AN INVESTIGATION
OF THE ROLE OF MATERIALISM AMONG
HONG KONG CHINESE
Hiu Ming Apesta Chung - The Chinese University
of Hong Kong, Hong Kong - Hong Kong
• 130 HEALTH BEHAVIOUR AND ASSOCIATED
FACTORS AMONG UNDERGRADUATE
STUDENTS IN A RURALLY BASED UNIVERSITY
IN SOUTH AFRICA
Tholene Sodi - University of Limpopo, Polokwane
- South Africa
Shai Elliot Nkoana - University of Limpopo,
Polokwane - South Africa
Foster Vusizi - University of Limpopo, Polokwane
- South Africa
• 131 INFLUENCE OF MAJOR LIFE EVENTS
ON AN INDIVIDUAL’S QUALITY OF LIFE,
TAKING INTO ACCOUNT PSYCHO-SOCIALS
RESOURCES: AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY
ON A SWISS SAMPLE
Cornelia Pocnet - University of Lausanne,
Lausanne - Switzerland
Jérôme Rossier - University of Lausanne,
Jean-Philippe Antonietti - University of Lausanne,
Marie-Pierre Strippoli - Center of Psychiatric
Epidemiology and Psychopathology, Lausanne Switzerland
Jennifer Glaus - Center of Psychiatric
Martin Preisig - Center of Psychiatric
• 132 INITIAL VALIDATION OF A SWEDISH VERSION
OF A GENERAL POPULATION PSYCHOLOGICAL
WELL-BEING MEASURE
Magnus L. Elfström - Mälardalen University,
Eskilstuna, Västerås - Sweden
Anastasia Sheketera - National Research
Tomsk State University, Tomsks - Russian
Federation
Aleksandr Panteleyev - National Research
Tomsk State University, Tomsks - Russian
Federation
Yulia Shukhlova - National Research Tomsk
State University, Tomsks - Russian Federation
Natalia Kozlova - National Research Tomsk
• 135 PERSONAL RESOURCES, RISK FACTORS,
AND THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN ADOLESCENTS
Maria Oles - The John Paul II Catholic University
• 136 PSYCHOLOGICAL RESILIENCE
AND PSYCHOLOGICAL NEED SATISFACTION
AS PREDICTORS OF SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING
AND LIFE SATISFACTION
Fatma Sapmaz - Sakarya University, Sakarya Turkey
Handan Toprak - Karadeniz Eregli Saniye Erdogan
Preschool, Zonguldak - Turkey
• 137 PSYCHOLOGISTS: A NEW PROFESSION?
Romina Lecis - University of Cagliari, Cagliari Italy
Marco Guicciardi - University of Cagliari, Cagliari
- Italy
Angela Maria Quaquero - Private Practitioner,
Cagliari - Italy
• 138 QUALITY OF LIFE AND COPING WITH STRESS
IN PEOPLE WITH OBESITY
and Humanities, Warsaw
Monika Pawłowska - University of Social Sciences
• 139 QUALITY OF LIFE AND SATISFACTION
WITH THE SEXUAL DOMAIN: THE ROLE
OF SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES
• 140 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TRAUMATIC
AND STRESSFUL EXPERIENCES
AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING
Aušra Naujokaitė - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania
Paulina Želvienė - Vilnius University, Vilnius Lithuania • 141 RESILIENCE PROCESSES IN ADOPTIVE
PARENTS: THE ROLE OF SELF-EFFICACY
Emanuela Marini - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Francesca Colombi - San Carlo Borromeo Hospital,
Milan - Italy
Giorgio De Isabella - San Carlo Borromeo
Maria Elena Magrin - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
• 133 KNOWING YOU, KNOWING ME (KYKM):
A COMMUNICATION STRATEGY TO PROMOTE
WELL-BEING IN MOTHERS AND THEIR
DAUGHTERS
Mary Katsikitis - University of the Sunshine Coast,
Maroochydore - Australia
Julie Pellas - University of the Sunshine Coast,
Maroochydore - Australia
• 142 SELF-BLAME, SELF-FORGIVENESS AND WELLBEING AMONG PARENTS OF AUTISTIC CHILDREN
F. Giorgia Paleari - University of Bergamo,
Bergamo - Italy
Angelo Compare - University of Bergamo,
Bergamo - Italy
Sara Melli - Villa Santa Maria Institute, Tavernerio
- Italy
Cristina Zarbo - Villa Santa Maria Institute,
Tavernerio - Italy
Enzo Grossi - Villa Santa Maria Institute,
Tavernerio - Italy
• 134 PARTICIPANTS’ PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY
IN YOUTH SUBCULTURES
Inna Atamanova - National Research Tomsk
• 143 SELF-CONFRONTING EXPERIENCE
AND THERAPIST-CONFRONTING EXPERIENCE
IN DOHSA-HOU FOR STUDENT WITH
OBSESSIVE–COMPULSIVE
Airi Zamami - Nagasaki Junior College, Sasebo
- Japan
Susumu Harizuka - Nakamura Gakuen University,
Fukuoka - Japan
• 144 SIGNIFICANCE OF SOCIAL SUPPORT
FOR PERCEIVED QUALITY OF LIFE IN A GROUP
OF PEOPLE WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES
• 145 THE EFFECT OF EXPRESSIVE ART THERAPY
ON FLOW STATE AND THE PSYCHOLOGICAL
WELL-BEING OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Ayşe Kaya Goktepe - Üsküdar University, Istanbul
- Turkey
• 146 THE MEDIATING EFFECT OF MENTAL HEALTH
STATUS ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND LIFE SATISFACTION
IN OLDER ADULTS
Petra Dolenc - University of Primorska, Koper Slovenia
Mojca Petrič - University of Primorska, Koper Slovenia
• 147 THE MEDIATING ROLE OF ONTOLOGICAL
WELL-BEING ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
MALADAPTIVE SCHEMAS AND DEPRESSION
Duygu Kuzu Tasci - Istanbul Arel University,
Istanbul - Turkey
Omer Faruk Sımsek - Istanbul Arel University,
Istanbul - Turkey
• 148 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GRIEF
AVOIDANCE AND PERSONAL GROWTH:
THE ROLE OF DELIBERATE RUMINATION,
INTRUSIVE RUMINATION, AND SELF-DISCLOSURE
Young-Shin Kang - Chonnam National University,
Sun-Hwa Cho - Chonnam National University,
INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIAL INDICATORS,
AFFECT REGULATION STRATEGIES AND
SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING
Andreja Brajsa Zganec - Institute of Social
Sciences Ivo Pilar, Zagreb - Croatia
Ljiljana Kaliterna Lipovcan - Institute of Social
Sciences Ivo Pilar, Zagreb - Croatia
Danijela Ivanovic - Ministry of Justice of RoC,
Zagreb - Croatia
Zvjezdana Prizmic Larsen - Washington University
in St. Louis, St. Louis - United States
• 150 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LEISURE
ACTIVITIES AND SUBJECTIVE AGE IN LATE
ADULTHOOD
Mocja Petric - University of Primorska, Koper Slovenia
Maja Zupancic - Hacettepe University, Ankara Turkey
• 151 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SPIRITUAL
INTELLIGENCE AND SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING
IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Fereshteh Baezzat - University of Mazandran,
Mazandran - Iran
Tahereh Golestani - Payame Noor University,
Tehran - Iran
Mohsen Sadinam - Mahab godes, Tehran - Iran
• 152 THE RELATIONSHIP OF SUBJECTIVE
WELL-BEING WITH URBAN PARKS SPATIAL
CHARACTERISTICS AND HUMAN ACTIVITIES:
ANKARA CITY SAMPLE
Burcu Ayan Sonkur - Ankara University, Ankara
- Turkey
İlkden Tazebay - Ankara University, Ankara - Turkey
Mithat Durak - Abant Izzet Baysal University,
Bolu - Turkey
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11 - Environment and sustainability
• 153 AWARENESS OF WATER RIGHTS AND OF
THE NEED FOR GROUNDWATER PROTECTION
Okamoto Takuya - Shinshu University, Matsumoto
- Japan
• 154 COMMON PROBLEMS FOR SOCIAL
CONSENSUS BUILDING IN DIFFERENT SOCIAL
PROBLEMS
Etsuko Yoshida - University of Tokyo, Chiba - Japan
• 155 MEDIATING AND MODERATING ROLES
IN WATER USE STRATEGIES
- Spain
Córdoba - Spain
Bárbara Luque - University of Córdoba, Córdoba
- Spain
Rocío García - University of Córdoba, Córdoba Spain
Friday 10
12 - Mindfulness
• 156 “Letting go” of your fear of failure:
The effect of implicit mindfulness
on performance
Catherine M. Bergeron - Université du Québec
Ariane C. St-Louis - Université du Québec
Stephane Dandeneau - Université du Québec
Vallerand Robert J. - Université du Québec
• 157 DEVELOPMENT OF DISPOSITIONAL
MINDFULNESS IN ADOLESCENTS
AND ITS RELATION TO WORRY
Lydia Cristina Rodríguez-Corcelles - University
of Puerto Rico, San Juan - Puerto Rico
Giovanni Tirado-Santiago - University of Puerto
Frances M. Vega-Carrasquillo - University
of Puerto Rico, San Juan - Puerto Rico
Mónica C. Acevado-Molina - University of Puerto
Dimayra Rivera-López - University of Puerto Rico,
• 158 INVESTIGATING A MEDIATIONAL MODEL
FOR MINDFULNESS, COGNITIVE EMOTION
REGULATION, AND TRAIT ANXIETY
Pelin Ozgur Polat - University of St Andrews,
Saint Andrews - United Kingdom
Gozde Ozakinci - University of St Andrews,
Saint Andrews - United Kingdom
• 159 MINDFULNESS, MUSIC PERFORMANCE
ANXIETY, SELF-MONITORING AND EMOTIONAL
INTELLIGENCE IN MUSIC PERFORMERS
Marta E. Aparicio-García - Complutense University
Oscar Lecuona - Autonomous University
Raquel Rodríguez-Carvajal - Autonomous
Jennifer Moreno-Jiménez - Autonomous
Carlos García-Rubio - Autonomous University
Luz Sofía-Vilte - Autonomous University
• 160 PREDICTING WORK ENGAGEMENT:
THE ROLE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL
AND ORGANIZATIONAL RESOURCES
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Audra Balundė - University of Educational
Sciences, Vilnius - Lithuania
Kristina Jokštaitė - Mykolas Romeris University,
Vilnius - Lithuania
• 161 PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF YOGA:
A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Patrícia Araújo - University of Porto, Porto Portugal
Rosina Fernandes - Instituto Politécnico de Viseu,
Escola Superior de Educação, Viseu Portugal
• 162 PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF A CHINESE
VERSION OF THE INTERPERSONAL MINDFULNESS
IN PARENTING SCALE (IM-P)
Ying Ma - The Chinese University of Hong Kong,
Hong Kong - China
Angela Siu - The Chinese University of Hong
Kong, Hong Kong - China
16 - Other
• 163 Body dissatisfaction,
hypercompetitive, attitudes toward
appearance and mammoplasty
as predictors of breast intention
mammoplasty
Luisa Angelucci - Andrés Bello Catholic University,
Caracas - Venezuela
Athamaica Sierra - Andrés Bello Catholic
University, Caracas - Venezuela
Andrea Viva - Andrés Bello Catholic University,
Caracas - Venezuela
• 164 EMOTION REGULATION AS A MEDIATOR
OF ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN PERCEIVED
PARENTING STYLES AND INTERPERSONAL
PROBLEMS
Seda Sapmaz Yurtsever - Ege University, Izmir Turkey
Serap Tekįnsav Sütcü - Ege University, Izmir Turkey
POSTERS
FRIday 10
AFTERNOON 15.25 - 16.10
a · General issues and basic processes
13 - Thought, decision and action
• 001 ALGORITHM OF HUMAN BEHAVIOUR.
Igor Kopsov - MISI, N/A, Moscow - Russian
Federation
• 002 COMPARISON OF AUTOMATIC APPROACH
AND AVOIDANCE REACTIONS IN TYPE 1 AND TYPE
2 ALCOHOL ADDICTION
Saadet Merih Cengel - NPIstanbul
Neuropsychiatry Hospital; Üsküdar University,
Istanbul - Turkey
Cemal Onur Noyan - NPIstanbul Neuropsychiatry
Hospital; Üsküdar University, Istanbul - Turkey
Cumhur Tas - NPIstanbul Neuropsychiatry
Nesrin Dilbaz - NPIstanbul Neuropsychiatry
• 003 COUNSELOR CONFIRMATION BIAS:
CAN THE INTERNET SERVE AS A DEBIASING TOOL?
George Gharibian - University of Memphis,
Memphis - United States
Douglas Strohmer - University of Memphis,
Angela Izmirian - University of Memphis,
• 004 CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN DONATION
DECISION-MAKING
Yi-Yuan Tang - Texas Tech University, Lubbock United States
Yan Wang - Dongbei University of Finance
and Economics, Dalian - China
Rongxiang Tang - University of Texas at Austin,
Austin - United States
• 005 DIFFERENT AFFECTIVE, EVALUATIVE
AND MOTIVATIONAL RESPONSES TOWARDS
RISKLESS AND RISKY OPTIONS UNDERLYING
THE FRAMING EFFECT
Magdalena Grzesik - University of Warsaw,
Warsaw - Poland
- Poland
• 006 Dual-Processing of the Framed
Persuasive Communication on Vaccination
Decision
- Poland
Krzysztof Przybyszewski - Kozminski University,
Warsaw - Poland
• 007 INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN
METACOGNITION AND PROBLEM SOLVING
Akihiko Asamura - Hokkai-Gakuen University,
Sapporo - Japan
Koichi Kaketa - Hokkaido University of Education,
Asahikawa - Japan
Takuya Miyazaki - Hokkaido University of
Education, Asahikawa - Japan
Iwao Yoshino - Hokkaido University of Education,
Sapporo - Japan
• 008 INTUITIVE SKEPTICS AND ANALYTICAL
SUPERNATURAL BELIEVERS
Marjaana Lindeman - University of Helsinki,
Helsinki - Finland
Annika Svedholm-Häkkinen - University
of Helsinki, Helsinki - Finland
• 009 JUDGING MORAL AND CONVENTIONAL
RULE-BREAKING: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
ASSESSING CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENT’S
BEHAVIORAL INDICES
Luisa Simonelli - Catholic University of Milan,
Milan - Italy
Giulia Biancardi - Catholic University of Milan,
Milan - Italy
Simona C. S. Caravita - Catholic University
Alessandro Antonietti - Catholic University
• 010 OVERT AND COVERT PROCESSES IN
INSIGHTFUL PROBLEM SOLVING IN THE PUZZLE
GAME OF “TANGRAM”
Yoshiki Nakano - Akita University, Akita Japan
• 011 RISKY DECISION STRATEGIES IN HEALTHY
SUBJECTS AND OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE
PATIENTS AND THEIR INTERACTION WITH
CLINICAL VARIABLES
Riccardo Maria Martoni - San Raffaele Hospital,
Milan - Italy
Paola Maria Vittoria Rancoita - Vita-Salute San
Roberta De Filippis - San Raffaele Hospital,
Milan - Italy
Francesca Morfini - San Raffaele Hospital, Milan
- Italy
Maria Cristina Cavallini - San Raffaele Hospital,
Milan - Italy
Elisa Galimberti - San Raffaele Hospital, Milan
- Italy
Laura Bellodi - San Raffaele Hospital, Milan Italy
• 012 THE AWARENESS, EXPERIENCE AND
APPLICATION OF SELF-REGULATION AS
PSYCHOLOGICAL STRENGTH
Karel Botha - North-West University,
• 013 THE EFFECT OF CONGRUENCE OF ARGUMENT
STANCE AND PERSONAL STANCE ON MYSIDE
BIAS IN WRITTEN COMMUNICATION
Jou-Yu Wang - National Chiao Tung University,
• 014 The effects of alcohol on moral
judgments
Karina Arutyunova - Russian Academy of Sciences,
Yuri Alexandrov - Russian Academy of Sciences,
• 015 THE EFFECT OF PROTEST EXPERIENCE
AND POWER CHANGE ON DISTRIBUTOR’S
DECISION-MAKING
Kei-Ling Hsu - National Chiao Tung University,
Onurcan Yilmaz - Dogus University, Istanbul Turkey
Hasan Galip Bahcekapili - Dogus University,
Istanbul - Turkey
• 018 THE ROLE OF TEMPORAL DISTANCE
IN SELF-PREDICTION: A MOTIVATED
CONSTRUAL PERSPECTIVE
Elena Stephan - Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan
- Israel
Daniella Shidlovski - Bar-Ilan University, Ramat
Gan - Israel
Constantine Sedikides - University of
Southampton, Southampton - United Kingdom
Daniel Heller - Tel-Aviv University, Tel-Aviv - Israel
• 019 WHICH WOULD YOU CHANGE,
THE COMPUTER’S CHOICE OR YOURS?
Masayo Yamamoto - Jin-ai University, Etizen Japan
15 - Artificial intelligence and expert
• 020 ATTITUDES TOWARDS ROBOTS IN SERBIA
Marina Oros - University of Novi Sad, Novi Sad
- Serbia
Ivan Jerković - University of Novi Sad, Novi Sad
- Serbia
Milutin Nikolić - University of Novi Sad, Novi
Sad - Serbia
Branislav Borovac - University of Novi Sad, Novi
Sad - Serbia
16 - Other
• 021 AROMATIC ODOR MODERATES THE
EFFECTS OF STIMULATION ON BRAINSTORMING
PERFORMANCE
Cantürk Akben - Abant Izzet Baysal University,
Bolu - Turkey
Hamit Coşkun - Abant Izzet Baysal University,
Bolu - Turkey
• 022 COGNITIVE EFFECTS OF ICT (INFORMATION
AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY) USAGE
IN TURKISH YOUNG PEOPLE
Mįne İmren - Uludağ University, Bursa Turkey
Hasan Gürkan Tekman - Uludağ University, Bursa
- Turkey
• 023 COLLEGE STUDENTS’ ANTI-PHISHING
SELF-EFFICACY AS A MEDIATOR
OF INTERNET SELF-EFFICACY INFLUENCES
ON ANTI-PHISHING BEHAVIOR
Jerry Chih-Yuan Sun - National Chiao Tung
University, Hsinchu - Taiwan, Province of China
Shih-Jou Yu - National Chiao Tung University,
Shian-Shyong Tseng - Asia University, Taichung Taiwan, Province of China
• 016 THE EFFECT OF SELF EPISTEMIC AUTHORITY
ON COMPLIANCE WITH EXPERT
RECOMMENDATIONS
Katarzyna Stasiuk - Maria Curie-Sklodowska
Yoram Bar-Tal - Tel-Aviv University, Tel-Aviv - Israel
Renata Maksymiuk - Maria Curie-Sklodowska
• 024 CREATIVITY STIMULATING PICTURE
AND PROBLEM RELATEDNESS ENHANCE
INDIVIDUAL BRAINSTORMING PERFORMANCE
Elvan Kiremitci - Abant Izzet Baysal University,
Bolu - Turkey
Bolu - Turkey
Merve Yuksel - Abant Izzet Baysal University,
Bolu - Turkey
• 017 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RELIGIOUS
BELIEF AND ANALYTIC THINKING
Selen Kucuktas - Yeditepe University, Istanbul Turkey
Eldem Erdem - Maltepe University, Istanbul Turkey
• 025 DETERMINE STRESS IN NURSING
STUDENTS OF MEDICAL SCIENCES
UNIVERSITIES OF TEHRAN IN FIRST
MENTAL HEALTH CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
Soolmaz Almasi Tork - Shahid Beheshti University
of Medical Sciences, Tehran - Iran
Jamileh Mohtashami - Shahid Beheshti
University of Medical Sciences, Tehran - Iran
Froozan Atash Zadeh Shorideh - Shahid Beheshti
University of Medical Sciences, Tehran Iran
Nezhat Shakeri - Shahid Beheshti University
of Medical Sciences, Tehran - Iran
• 026 INDIVIDUAL BRAINSTORMING
PERFORMANCE AS A FUNCTION OF VELOCITY AND
THE PROVISION OF HIGH STANDARD
Bilgesu Hascuhadar - Abant Izzet Baysal
University, Bolu - Turkey
Bolu - Turkey
Oznur Gocmen - Abant Izzet Baysal University,
Bolu - Turkey
• 027 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY OF SOCIAL
APPROACH AND AVOIDENCE BEHAVIOR
IN SCHIZOPHRENIA
Yelda İbadį - Üsküdar University, Istanbul Turkey
Cumhur Taş - Üsküdar University, Istanbul Turkey
Hüsnü Erkmen - Üsküdar University, Istanbul Turkey
• 028 PSYCHOLOGICAL TYPE OF THE
RESPONDENT AS A KEY TO UNDERSTANDING
OF HIS/HER ANSWERS
• 029 REMEMBERING EMOTIONAL EVENTS:
AN EYE-TRACKING STUDY
Çiğdem Gülçay - Uludağ University, Bursa Turkey
Banu Cangöz - Hacettepe University, Ankara Turkey
• 030 SPORT AND WELLNESS,
PERFECT COMBINATION FOR WELLNESS
PROMOTION
Graziella Zitelli - Private Practitioner, Catania - Italy
• 031 STATISTICAL DEPENDENCES IN NONLINEAR
PSYCHOLOGY
• 032 STRESS GROUPS AMONG COLLEGE
FRESHMEN WITH CONCURRENT
AND PREDICTIVE DEPRESSION:
A LATENT PROFILE ANALYSIS
Pei-Chun Liao - National Chiao Tung University,
Ssu-Kuang Chen - National Chiao Tung University,
• 033 THE FUNCTION OF HARMFUL RUMOR
CONCERNING FOOD IN CONVERSATION
WITH FRIENDS
Miki Ozeki - Waseda University, Tokorozawa Japan
PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT WITH
PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING
IN STUDENTS: THE MEDIATING ROLE
OF ACADEMIC MOTIVATION
Leila Emadpour - University of Tehran, Tehran
- Iran
Masoud Gholamali Lavasani - University
of Tehran, Tehran - Iran
• 035 THE ROLE OF FAMILY IN CRIME
AND DELINQUENCY: A LITERATURE REVIEW
Gokce Comert - Üsküdar University, Istanbul Turkey
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Ahmet Yilmaz - Üsküdar University, Istanbul Turkey
• 036 THREE PERSPECTIVES ABOUT SCIENCE
IN RADICAL BEHAVIORISM
Cesar Antonio Alves da Rocha - Federal University
of São Carlos, São Carlos - Brazil
• 037 TIME PERSPECTIVE AND DEPRESSION
Seydanur Tezcan Özer - Üsküdar University,
Istanbul - Turkey
Bariş Önen Ünsalver - Üsküdar University,
Istanbul - Turkey
14 - Developmental disorders in Health
Friday 10
• 038 ALCOHOL ABSTINENCE IN EARLY
ADULTHOOD IS RELATED TO ILLICIT DRUG USE:
A C-SURF STUDY
Marc Dupuis - University of Lausanne, Lausanne
- Switzerland
• 039 ATTENTION-DEFICIT DISORDER
(ADHD) AND SUICIDAL BEHAVIORS
OF OFFENDERS
Marc Daigle - Université du Québec à TroisRivières, Trois-Rivières - Canada
Christopher Wright - Université du Québec à TroisRivières, Trois-Rivières - Canada
Marylène Brouillard - Université du Québec
à Trois-Rivières, Trois-Rivières - Canada
Gilles Côté - Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières,
Trois-Rivières - Canada
Jean Toupin - University of Sherbrooke, Montreal
- Canada
• 040 BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS IN TODDLERS
BORN PRETERM ACCORDING HEALTH CONDITION
AT NEONATAL PERIOD
Ricardo Augusto de Deus Faciroli - University
• 041 EVALUATION AND ORGANIZATION
OF INTERVENTION FOR AUTISM SPECTRUM
DISORDERS IN ADULTHOOD
Paolo Vaccarino - ASL Torino 2, Turin - Italy
Roberto Keller - ASL Torino 2, Turin - Italy
Romina Castaldo - ASL Torino 2, Turin - Italy
Angela Aresi - ASL Torino 2, Turin - Italy
Stefania Bari - ASL Torino 2, Turin - Italy
Loredana Notaro - ASL Torino 2, Turin - Italy
Francesca Bianco - ASL Torino 2, Turin - Italy
Monica Bosio - ASL Torino 2, Turin - Italy
Gabriella Tocchi - ASL Torino 2, Turin - Italy
Ada Ghiggia - ASL Torino 2, Turin - Italy
Marco De Vito - ASL Torino 2, Turin - Italy
Elvezio Pirfo - ASL Torino 2, Turin - Italy
• 042 EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS AND DYSLEXIA:
NOSOGRAPHY AND DIFFICULTIES
IN PLANNING EVERYDAY LIFE IN A NONEDUCATIONAL CONTEXT
Roberto Ghiaccio - ASL Benevento, Benevento
- Italy
Domenico Dragone - ASL Benevento, Benevento
- Italy
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• 043 SELF-UNDERSTANDING AMONG ADULTS
WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER
Maki Nakamura - Nagasaki Junshin Catholic
• 044 SUPPORTING COMMUNICATION
DEVELOPMENT FOR CHILD WITH AUTISM
SPECTRUM DISORDER USING HOME SNACK
TIMES—THROUGH INTEGRATION WITH A
UNIVERSITY CONSULTATION ROOM BASED
ON THE “SCERTS” MODEL
Tsutomu Nagasaki - Jissen Women’s University,
Hino - Japan
Koki Yoshida - Mitake Special Support School,
Morioka - Japan
Masafumi Nakano - Special Support School
of Tokyo Gakugei University, Kodaira Japan
• 045 THE ROLE OF EDUCATIVE RELATIONSHIP
IN REHABILITATION PROCESSES:
A RESEARCH TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY
OF LIFE IN AUTISTIC PEOPLE
Orazio Licciardello - University of Catania, Catania
- Italy
Maria Elvira De Caroli - University of Catania,
Catania - Italy
Rossella Falanga - University of Catania, Catania
- Italy
Vincenza Cucinotta - Ce.S.A.R.D., Centro studi,
assistenza e riabilitazion disabili, Catania Italy
15 - Longitudinal analysis
• 046 A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF COPYING
COMPLEX CHINESE LETTERS AND FIGURES
IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN
Masuo Koyasu - Kyoto University, Kyoto - Japan
Toru Goshiki - Ryukoku University, Kyoto Japan
• 047 DEVELOPMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT
ORIENTATION FROM ADOLESCENCE
TO ADULTHOOD
Andrea E. Steiger - University of Zurich, Zurich Switzerland
• 048 LONGITUDINAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
CAREER AWARENESS AND SCHOOL
ADJUSTMENT AMONG JAPANESE ADOLESCENTS
Naoko Niimi - Hiroshima Bunkyo Women’s
University, Hiroshima - Japan
Kenichi Maeda - Okayama Shoka University,
Okayama - Japan
• 049 THE EFFECTS OF EARLY FAMILY SUPPORT
ON CHILD DEVELOPMENT: A RANDOMIZED
CONTROLLED STUDY
Simone Schaub - HfH, University of Applied
Sciences of Special Needs Education, Zurich Switzerland
Andrea Lanfranchi - HfH, University of Applied
Sciences of Special Needs Education, Zurich Switzerland
• 050 The relationship of feeling happy
and academic competency:
A longitudinal analysis
Chong-Shiann Hsu - Chang Jung Christian
• 051 TRAJECTORIES OF MATHEMATICS
SELF-EFFICACY DEVELOPMENT DURING
ADOLESCENCE IN TAIWAN: LATENT GROWTH
MIXTURE MODELING APPROACH
Hsin-Yi Kung - National Changhua University
of Education, Changhua - Taiwan, Province
of China
Ching-Yi Lee - Feng Chia University, Taichung Taiwan, Province of China
16 - Other
• 052 CULTURAL PROFILES OF MIDDLE SCHOOLS.
COMPARATIVE POINT OF VIEW
Aleksandra Tłuściak-Deliowska - The Maria
Grzegorzewska Academy of Special Education,
Warsaw - Poland
Urszula Dernowska - The Maria Grzegorzewska
Academy of Special Education, Warsaw Poland
• 053 DIFFERENCE IN GIRLS AND BOYS DAILY
STRESS COPING STRATEGIES
Francisco Manuel Morales Rodríguez - University
Tamara Garcia Medina - University of Malaga,
Malaga - Spain
• 054 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: THE CURRENT
SITUATION IN TURKEY, DEVELOPMENTAL EFFECTS
AND IMPLICATIONS FOR POLICY
Aybegum Memisoglu - Middle East Technical
• 055 EDUCATION FEE AS THE REASON
OF TYPOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS
OF THE STUDENT
Polina Basimova - Russian State Social University,
Olga Basimova - Russian State Social University,
• 056 EVALUATION OF TEACHING PRACTICE
THROUGH SEMANTIC NETWORKS
Hortensia Hickman - National Autonomous
Martha Elba Alarcón - National Autonomous
Xochitl Karina Tórres - National Autonomous
Ma. Luisa Cepeda - National Autonomous
Rosalva Cabrera - National Autonomous
Brenda Olvera - National Autonomous University
of Mexico, Tlalnepantla de Baz - Mexico
Fernanda Martínez - National Autonomous
Diana Angélica Gómez - National Autonomous
Virginia Murillo - National Autonomous University
of Mexico, Tlalnepantla de Baz - Mexico
• 057 FACTORS INFLUENCING PRIMARY
SCHOOL STUDENTS’ IMAGINATION IN TAIWAN:
A BRONFENBRENNER’S ECOLOGICAL
PERSPECTIVES
Hsin-Yi Kung - National Changhua University of
Education, Changhua - Taiwan, Province of China
Ching-Yi Lee - Feng Chia University, Taichung Taiwan, Province of China
• 058 FINGER COUNTING HABIT IN THE
JAPANESE
Atsushi Asakawa - Kanazawa University, Isikawa
- Japan
Mayo Yamada - Kobe University, Hyogo Japan
• 059 GAMBLING DISORDER IN ADOLESCENCE:
A BIBLIOGRAPHIC REVIEW
Anna Lisa Amodeo - University of Naples Federico
II, Naples - Italy
Emanuela Rodriguez - University of Naples
Federico II, Naples - Italy
Alessia Cuccurullo - University of Naples Federico
II, Naples - Italy
• 060 GENDER AND AGENCY VERSUS COMMUNION
AT THE THRESHOLD OF ADULTHOOD
• 061 HOW CHILDREN CHANGE EXPRESSION
IN THEIR DRAWING? RELATION
TO UNDERSTANDING OF MENTAL STATE
TO EXPRESSION OF DRAWING
Mayo Yamada - Kobe University, Hyogo Japan
• 062 MEASURING SOCIAL IMPACT OF
A NATIONAL PROGRAM OF EXTRACURRICULAR
ACTIVITIES: RESULTS FROM PORTO
METROPOLITAN AREA PROJECTS
Paula Lopes - University of Porto, Porto Portugal
Luísa Catita - University of Porto, Porto - Portugal
Rui Martins - University of Porto, Porto - Portugal
Alexandra Serra - Superior Institute of Health
Sciences (CESPU, CRL), Paredes - Portugal
• 063 NEURAL CORRELATES OF PERCEPTUAL
NARROWING FOR ADULT FACES IN THE FIRST
YEAR OF LIFE
Stefania Conte - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Valentina Proietti - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Ermanno Quadrelli - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Marta Rigoldi - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Chiara Turati - University of Milan-Bicocca, Milan
- Italy
Viola Macchi-Cassia - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
• 064 PSYCHOLOGICAL NATURE OF SOCIAL
MOTIVES OF UNIVERSITY ADMISSION
Polina Basimova - Russian State Social University,
Olga Basimova - Russian State Social University,
• 065 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SHARING
METHODS BY SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST
AND TEACHERS’ CASE ASSESSMENT AND
INTERPROFESSIONAL COLLABORATION
Masaru Arai - Health Science University,
Minamitsurugun Fujikawaguchikomachi Japan
Ichiko Shoji - University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba Japan
• 066 RESOURCES LINKED WITH STUDENTS’
VOCATIONAL IDENTITY AND ENGAGEMENT
Kristina Paradnikė - Mykolas Romeris University,
Vilnius - Lithuania
Rita Bandzevičienė - Mykolas Romeris University,
Vilnius - Lithuania
• 067 RISK AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS
RELATED TO BEHAVIORAL DEVELOPMENT
OF 2 TO 3 YEAR OLD CHILDREN WHO
ATTEND DAYCARE
Flávia Helena Pereira Padovani - São Paulo State
Priscilla Dias Prado - São Paulo State University,
Botucatu - Brazil
Gimol Benzaquen Perosa - São Paulo State
• 068 SEVEN DIMENSIONS OF SPIRITUAL
DEVELOPMENT
Alexander Zelitchenko - Web Institute of Higher
Psychology, Larnaca - Cyprus
• 069 Similarity in Emotional Security
in the Context of Interparental Conflict
in Two Generations
Marina Oros - University of Novi Sad, Novi Sad
- Serbia
Jasmina Pekić - University of Novi Sad, Novi
Sad - Serbia
Ana Genc - University of Novi Sad, Novi Sad Serbia
• 070 SOCIAL CAPITAL OF HUMAN BEING, FAMILY
AND COMMUNITIES AS A JOINT PRODUCT
FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
Ana Lilia Banda Castro - University of Sonora,
Hermosillo - Mexico
Miguel Arturo Morales Zamorano - University
of Sonora, Hermosillo - Mexico
Daniel Alejandro Chavez Mancilla - Colegio
de la Frontera Sur, San Cristobal de las Casas,
Chiapas - Mexico
• 071 TEACHER-STUDENT RELATIONSHIP IN HIGH
SCHOOLS – THE STUDENTS’ VIEWPOINT
Naiara Leonel - Federal University of Viçosa,
Paulo Santos - Federal University of Viçosa,
Tatiana Oliveira - Federal University of Viçosa,
• 072 THE GROWTH GAP BETWEEN THE FAMILY
OF ORIGIN AND THE HOST FAMILY - HOW
TO THINK AND DRAW THE FAMILY
Ana Maria Bertão - Instituto Politécnico do Porto,
Porto - Portugal
Isabel Timóteo - Instituto Politécnico do Porto,
Porto - Portugal
• 073 THE INDUCTION OF SEDATION DURING
PAEDIATRIC MAGNETIC RESONANCE
IMAGING: THE PERCEPTION OF HEALTHCARE
PROVIDERS
Sara Cirillo - Vita-Salute San Raffaele University;
San Raffaele Hospital, Milan - Italy
Roberta Longaretti - Vita-Salute San Raffaele
University; San Raffaele Hospital, Milan - Italy
Marco Gemma - Vita-Salute San Raffaele
Luisa Sacchi - Vita-Salute San Raffaele University;
San Raffaele Hospital, Milan - Italy
Marta Eugenia Sassone - Vita-Salute San Raffaele
Silvia Pontesilli - Vita-Salute San Raffaele
Cristina Baldoli - Vita-Salute San Raffaele
• 074 THE INFLUENCE OF STUDENTS’ MIGRATION
BACKGROUND ON TEACHER ASSESSMENT
Maja Gnegel - Julius Maximilian University
of Würzburg, Würzburg - Germany
Leonie Theis - Julius Maximilian University
Robin Segerer - Julius Maximilian University
Sandra Schmiedeler - Julius Maximilian
University of Würzburg, Würzburg - Germany
Wolfgang Schneider - Julius Maximilian
University of Würzburg, Würzburg - Germany
• 075 THE REICHIAN ACADEMIC PRODUCTION
RELATED TO THE EDUCATION AREA IN BRAZIL
UNIVERSITIES
Sara Quenzer Matthiesen - São Paulo State
University Rio Claro, Rio Claro - Brazil
PROFESSIONAL CHOICE MOTIVES
AND TRAINING MOTIVATION
OF STUDENTS OF ECONOMICS
Viktoriya Parkhomenko - National Academy
of statistics, accounting and audit, Kyiv - Ukraine
• 077 THE SOCIAL DIFFICULTIES OF POSTINSTITUTIONALIZED RUSSIAN CHILDREN IN ITALY:
A BRIEF REPORT STUDY
Milan - Italy
Milan - Italy
Luigina Ballarin - N.A.D.I.A. Onlus, Verona Italy
Giulia Campedelli - N.A.D.I.A. Onlus, Verona Italy
Alessia Gallace - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Rossella Morrone - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
• 078 UPDATING EXECUTIVE FUNCTION
DEVELOPMENT
Pedro R. Montoro - National University of Distance
Nuria Carriedo - National University of Distance
Laura Herrero - Camilo José Cela University,
Madrid - Spain
Mercedes Rucián - CEPA Antonio Machado,
Puertollano - Spain
Antonio Corral - National University of Distance
• 079 VIDEO GAMES AND SUSTAINED ATTENTION
IN ADOLESCENTS
Marco Alessandro Petilli - University of MilanBicocca, Milan - Italy
Daniela Carmen Trisolini - University of MilanBicocca, Milan - Italy
Roberta Daini - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
13 - Religion
• 080 EXAMINATION OF NON-MATERIAL BELIEFS
IN TURKISH SAMPLE WITH THE PREDICTABILITY
OF LOCUS OF CONTROL AND RELIGIOSITY
Demet İslambay - Middle East Technical
Bengi Öner Özkan - Middle East Technical
• 081 PSYCHOLOGY OF SPIRITUALITY AND
RELIGION RESEARCH: TOWARDS AN INTEGRATIVE
AND SUPRA-PARADIGMATIC PSYCHOLOGICAL
SCIENCE
Jordi Santamaría Dávila - Jaume I University,
Castellon - Spain
• 082 RELIGIOUS IDENTITY AND ITS STRUCTURE
IN DIFFERENT RELIGIONS
Valeria Shorokhova - Moscow State University
of Psychology and Education, Moscow - Russian
Federation
• 083 THE RELIGIOUS IDENTITY INDEX (RII):
PSYCHOMETRIC ANALYSIS WITH A TURKISH
SAMPLE
Matthew Zagumny - Tennessee Tech University,
Cookeville - United States
Ali Ayten - Marmara University, Istanbul - Turkey
14 - Music
• 084 THE EFFECT OF MUSIC ON MALES’
PERCEPTION OF PHYSICAL ATTRACTIVENESS
Rachel Geil - Centre College, Danville - United
States
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Julie Gates - Centre College, Danville - United
States
Phil Havira - Centre College, Danville - United
States
15 - Qualitative methods
• 085 COOKING A DISH: STUDY OF CULINARY
CHOICES IN A SITUATED ACTION
Julie Boussoco - University of Paris 8, Paris - France
Isabel Urdapilleta - University of Paris 8, Paris
Lionel Dany - Aix Marseille University, Aix-enProvence - France
Agnes Giboreau - Institut Paul Bocuse Research
Center, Ecully - France
• 086 FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH A SENSE
OF WELL-BEING IN OLD AGE - QUALITATIVE
ANALYSIS OF THE LIFE STORIES OF ELDERLY
JAPANESE WOMEN
Toshiko Obokata - Teikyo-Heisei University,
Toshimaku Yokyo - Japan
Friday 10
• 087 MULTI-PERSPECTIVE COLLABORATIVE
CONCENTRIC CIRCLE METHOD: GIVING VOICE
TO STAKEHOLDERS, THE RESEARCHED
AND THE VOICELESS
Bill Buenar Puplampu - Central University
College, Accra - Ghana
Hevina Dashwood - Brock University, Toronto Canada
Kernaghan Web - Ryerson University, Toronto Canada
• 088 STUDENT’S POST TRAINING INTERVIEWS
TO IMPROVING THE QUALITY
OF THE PROJECT IN ORDER TO CONTRAST
ACADEMIC DROP-OUT
Anna Cannata - University of Naples Federico II,
Naples - Italy
Giovanna Esposito - University of Naples Federico
II, Naples - Italy
Maria Luisa Martino - University of Naples
Federica Parlato - University of Naples Federico II,
Naples - Italy
Nunzia Rainone - University of Naples Federico II,
Naples - Italy
Maria Francesca Freda - University of Naples
• 089 SUPPORT CAREGIVERS IN DIFFICULT
BEGINNING - MULTIDISCIPLINARY AND
MULTIPROFESSIONAL WORKING GROUP
FOR PROMOTING PERINATAL HEALTH
Brescia - Italy
Laura Carrara - Spedali Civili di Brescia, Brescia - Italy
Brescia - Italy
- Italy
Adriana Valcamonico - Spedali Civili di Brescia,
Brescia - Italy
Graziella Iacono - Spedali Civili di Brescia, Brescia
- Italy
Andrea Romanelli - University of Padova, Padua
- Italy
Baland Jalal - University of California at San
Diego, La Jolla - United States
Devon E. Hinton - Harvard University, Boston United States
• 092 DOES FILIAL PIETY FADE AWAY?
FUNCTION OF CULTURAL BELIEFS
ON TAIWAN’S ADULT CHILDREN PARENTAL
SUPPORTS
Wei-Shiuan Jeng - Chang Jung Christian
• 093 PERSONALITY FACTOR AND THE PREFERENCE
FOR ART STYLE
YoSun Yoon - Chungbuk National University,
Cheongju - Republic of Korea
Seungbok Lee - Chungbuk National University,
Cheongju - Republic of Korea
• 094 POLITICAL DECISION AND STRATEGIC
PLANNING SUPPORTED ON COMMUNITY
PARTICIPATION: THE PROJECT SIA – SOCIAL
INCLUSION THROUGH ACCESSIBILITY
Luísa Catita - University of Porto, Porto Portugal
Paula Lopes - University of Porto, Porto Portugal
Rui Martins - University of Porto, Porto Portugal
Alexandra Serra - Superior Institute of Health
Sciences (CESPU, CRL), Paredes - Portugal
• 095 SELF-EFFICACY, PERCEIVED SOCIAL
SUPPORT AND SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS
AMONG MOBILITY IMPAIRED PEOPLE
Laura Alciauskaite - Vytautas Magnus University,
Kaunas - Lithuania
Liuda Šinkariova - Vytautas Magnus University,
Kaunas - Lithuania
• 096 SELF-REPORTED SUBCLINICAL FEATURES
OF PSYCHOSIS IN A DUTCH, NIGERIAN,
AND NORWEGIAN GENERAL POPULATION
SAMPLE
Johan Lataster - Open University of the
Viviane Thewissen - Open University of the
Nele Jacobs - Open University of the Netherlands,
Heerlen - Netherlands
• 097 THE IMPORTANCE OF CULTURAL SENSITIVITY
IN PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENT
Sinem Atmaca - Middle East Technical University,
Ankara - Turkey
• 098 WHY SIMILARITY PREDICTS ATTRACTION:
CONTRASTING MODELS
Zoe Magraw-Mickelson - National Chengchi
University, Taipei - Taiwan, Province of China
I-Ching Lee - National Chengchi University, Taipei
• 090 A STUDY OF CULTURAL DIMENSIONS:
RATE OF MARRIAGE, DIVORCE,
COHABITATION AND PER CAPITA INCOME
AMONG NATIONS
Aylin Koçak - Middle East Technical University,
Ankara - Turkey
Türker Özkan - Middle East Technical University,
Ankara - Turkey
• 091 CULTURAL EXPLANATIONS OF SLEEP
PARALYSIS IN ITALY: THE PANDAFECHE ATTACK
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• 100 EFFECTS OF PROACTIVE PERSONALITY
AND PROTEAN CAREER ORIENTATION
ON ACTIVE AGEING AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
Juil Rie - Hallym University, Chuncheon Republic of Korea
• 101 WORK CHARACTERISTICS, MOTIVATIONAL
TRAITS, PSYCHOLOGICAL CAPITAL AND WORK
ABILITY IN THE MID AND LATE CAREERS
OF SPANISH WORKERS
Madrid - Spain
Gabriela Topa - National University of Distance
14 - Workplace Learning and Training
• 102 How Work Gains Meaning
in Transition:An Action Research
of Management Associates Program
for Taiwanese Century-old Banking
Christine Liu - Fu Jen Catholic University, Taipei Taiwan, Province of China
• 103 Implementing training measures
in organizations to foster value
education
Sandra Niedermeier - University of Munich,
Munich - Germany
• 104 Individual unlearning
in organizations: Exploring
the underling structure
Kiyoshi Takahashi - Kobe University, Kobe Japan
Oksana Arshynnikova - Kobe University, Kobe Japan
Takafumi Nakamori - Ryukoku University, Kyoto
- Japan
• 105 The Effects of Group-based Training
in Higher Education on Individual
Teamwork Competency
Katsue Yoshihara - Fukuoka Institute
of Technology, Fukuoka - Japan
• 106 THE ROLE OF OPP IN PROMOTING
PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY INTERNSHIPS
AND ITS IMPORTANCE
Constança Biscaia - Ordem dos Psicólogos
Portugueses, Lisboa - Portugal
15 - Career guidance
• 107 A Longitudinal Study of Relationships
among Self-efficacy, Goals, and Job
Search Outcomes in Japan
Sayaka Kosuge - Gakushuin University, Tokyo Japan
13 - Age and Work
• 108 Achievement goals, expatriate
career commitment and re-expatriate
willingness among self-initiated
Taiwanese expatriates: the role
of autonomous motivation
in the moderated mediation model
Hsin-Pei Wu - Asia University, Taichung - Taiwan,
Province of China
Luo Lu - National Taiwan University, Taipei Taiwan, Province of China
• 099 AGE RELATED CHANGES IN WORK
MOTIVATION OF JAPANESE NURSERY
SCHOOL TEACHERS
Masuharu Shimizu - Tezukayama University,
Nara - Japan
Reiko Uzuhashi - Doshisha Women’s College
of Liberal Arts, Kyotanabe - Japan
Toshiaki Mori - Hiroshima University, HigashiHiroshima - Japan
• 109 Assessment of career choice
readiness by self-report, counselors’
and independent observers’ ratings:
A triangulation approach
Michael Bösinger-Schmidt - University
of Applied Labour Studies, Mannheim Germany
Stefan Höft - University of Applied Labour
Studies, Mannheim - Germany
16 - Other
Matthias Rübner - University of Applied Labour
Stephanie Sauer - University of Applied Labour
Johanna Siegk - University of Applied Labour
• 110 Balanced Time Perspective
and Proactive Career Behavior
in Young Adults: Career Adaptability
Dimensions as Mediators?
Yu-Jing Gao - Fu Jen University, Taipei - Taiwan,
Province of China
Chi-Yeh Liu - Fu Jen University, Taipei - Taiwan,
Province of China
• 111 Bulgarian Students’ Career
Motivation and Career Choice
Nikolay Ivantchev - South-West University "Neofit
Rilski", Blagoevgrad - Bulgaria
Stanislava Stoyanova - South-West University
"Neofit Rilski", Blagoevgrad - Bulgaria
• 112 Majors Characteristics, Individual
Transition Resources and Career
Decisions Majors Characteristics,
Individual Transition Resources
and Career Decisions
Yu-Jing Gao - Fu Jen Catholic University, Taipei Taiwan, Province of China
• 113 POST-GRADUATE STUDENTS’ MOTIVES
FOR THESIS PROJECT MAKING IN CONTEXT
OF THEIR FUTURE PROFESSIONAL CAREER
TRAINING
Liudmyla Karamushka - Institute of Psychology,
Kyiv - Ukraine
Taras Karamushka - Taras Shevchenko National
• 114 The effect of perception on work
significance to enhance employee
motivation
Mie Ariyoshi - Kyushu University, Fukuoka Japan
Hiroyuki Yamaguchi - Kyushu University, Fukuoka
- Japan
• 115 The Impact of Paternal/Maternal
Support on College Students’ Career
Indecision: the Mediating Role of Career
Self-Efficacy
Ching-Hua Mao - Chihlee Institute of Technology,
New Taipei City - Taiwan, Province of China Tzu-Wei Fang - National Chiao Tung University,
Hsinchu - Taiwan, Province of China Ying-Chu Hsu - National Chiao Tung University,
Hsinchu - Taiwan, Province of China • 116 The Method for Measuring Personal
and Social Factors of Professional Identity
Jelena Slesareva - Jkl Vocational Training Centre
Ltd., Daugavpils - Latvia
• 117 Use of Psychological Tests
in Personality Analysis in Vocational
Guidance: A Systematic Review
of the Literature
Irani Iracema Argimon - Pontifical Catholic
University of Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre Brazil
• 118 When career goal progress
is appraised as wanting: Outcomes
for perceptions of employability
and career distress
Peter Creed - Griffith University, Gold Coast Australia
Michelle Hood - Griffith University, Gold Coast Australia
10 - Sport and exercise
• 119 AIPPS information and diffusion:
experiences with Milan’s
Provveditorato, Universities, for
an efficient diffusion of clinical
sport psychology
Alessandra Cova - AIPPS, Milano - Italy
Giovanni Lodetti - AIPPS, Milano - Italy
• 120 DEVIANT BEHAVIOR AND SPORT
Dina Joksimovićr - University of Niš, Niš - Serbia
Goran Golubovićr - University of Niš, Niš - Serbia
Ljubiša Zlatanovićr - University of Niš, Niš Serbia
Aleksandar Joksimovićr - University of Niš, Niš
- Serbia
• 121 DYING TO WIN: PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS
LEADING TOWARDS OR PREVENTING
THE USE OF PERFORMANCE ENHANCING-DRUGS
IN ELITE ATHLETES
Jolan Kegelaers - Vrije Universiteit Brussel,
Brussels - Belgium
Nathalie Rosier - Vrije Universiteit Brussel,
Brussels - Belgium
Koen De Brandt - Vrije Universiteit Brussel,
Brussels - Belgium
Paul Wylleman - Vrije Universiteit Brussel,
Brussels - Belgium
• 122 EXCELLENCES IN SENSES THE SPORT
HUMANIST: WHY IT IS IMPORTANT TO
CHANGE OUR MENTAL APPROACH NOWADAYS
Alessandra Cova - Aipps, Milan - Italy
Giovanni Lodetti - Aipps, Milan - Italy
• 123 INDIVIDUAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL
"MIND GAMES": REFLECTIONS OF A SPORT
PSYCHOLOGIST AFTER 20 YEARS AT THE SAME
PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL CLUB
Pedro Almeida - Ordem dos Psicólogos
Portugueses, Lisbon - Portugal
• 124 LEARNING LIFE SKILLS THROUGH SPORT
PRACTICE
Turin - Italy
• 125 PREDICTIVE CAPACITY OF ADAPTATIVE
COPING IN SPORT. RELATIONS OF THE
PERSONALITY AND MOTIVATION
Juan Gonzalez Hernandez - University of Murcia,
Murcia - Spain
• 126 PSYCHOLOGICAL PREDICTORS OF
PROFESSIONAL SPORT ACHIEVEMENT AMONG
ELITE TAEKWONDO ATHLETES
Andrey Zhebrowsky - Lomonosov Moscow State
University, Tashkent - Uzbekistan
• 127 RELATIONS AND DIFFERENCES IN COGNITIVE
AND MOTOR CHARACTERISTICS SKIER
AND TENNIS PLAYER
Dina Joksimović - University of Niš, Niš - Serbia
Goran Golubović - University of Niš, Niš - Serbia
Marina Hadži-Pešić - University of Niš, Niš - Serbia
Ljubiša Zlatanović - University of Niš, Niš - Serbia
Aleksandar Joksimović - University of Niš, Niš Serbia
• 128 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE
PSYCHOLOGICAL ATTITUDES DURING ATHLETIC
REHABILITATION AND ADAPTATION AFTER
RETURNING TO COMPETITION
Tomonori Tatsumi - Kio University, Kitakatsuragigun - Japan
• 129 SPORT AND "EXTREME" PHYSICAL
DISABILITIES A PATH TO INTEGRATION: FROM
SCHOOLS AND AUS OF NIGUARDA HOSPITAL
MILAN TO TODAY
Alessandra Cova - Aipps, Milan - Italy
Giovanni Lodetti - Aipps, Milan - Italy
Elena Pomesano - Aipps, Milan - Italy
• 130 THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
ON PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING OF GIRL
STUDENTS OF HIGH SCHOOL
Ali Asghar Bayani - Islamic Azad University,
Azadshahr - Iran
• 131 THE EFFECTS OF SUB-CONCUSSIVE BLOWS
ON EXECUTIVE ATTENTION
Jon Sigurjonsson - City University of New York,
New York - United States
Emilay Florez - Cornell University, New York United States
Zahrish Aamir - Dublin City University, Dublin Ireland
Sai Iino - City University of New York, New York United States
Mohibur Rahman - City University of New York,
Megan Candolfi - City University of New York,
Vivien Tartter - City University of New York, New
York - United States
• 132 TRAINING ATTENTIONAL SKILLS IN YOUNG
FENCERS THROUGH AN ELECTRONIC TOOL:
A PILOT STUDY
Laura Delitala - Italian National Olympic
Committee (CONI), Coni Sardinia, Cagliari - Italy
Lucia Fanunza - Italian National Olympic
Committee (CONI), Coni Sardinia, Cagliari - Italy
Marco Guicciardi - University of Cagliari, Cagliari
- Italy
Gianmario Migliaccio - Italian National Olympic
Committee (CONI), Coni Sardinia, Cagliari Italy
Gian Maria Simbula - CRS4, Center for Advanced
Studies, Research and Development in Sardinia,
Cagliari - Italy
Massimo Deriu - CRS4, Center for Advanced
Cagliari - Italy
Selene Uras - CRS4, Center for Advanced Studies,
Research and Development in Sardinia, Cagliari
- Italy
Gavino Paddeu - CRS4, Center for Advanced
Cagliari - Italy
11 - Lifestyles and healthy self regulation
• 133 Age differences in goal dimensions
between health and social goals
Candy H.-Y Lee - City University of Hong Kong,
Kin-Kit Li - City University of Hong Kong, Hong
Kong - Hong Kong
• 134 CATASTROPHIC MISINTERPRETATION
OF NICOTINE WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS:
A PLACEBO-CONTROL, DOUBLE BLIND STUDY
Olivia Bernini - University of Pisa, Pisa Italy
Giuly Bertoli - University of Florence, Florence
- Italy
Alice Nannini - University of Florence, Florence
- Italy
Francesca Ferraro - University of Florence,
Florence - Italy
Giulia Anna Aldi - University of Florence, Florence
- Italy
Fiammetta Cosci - University of Florence, Florence
- Italy
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Friday 10
• 136 DOHSA-HOU A JAPANESE PSYCHOTHERAPY
TECHNIQUE FOR LOW-FUNCTIONING
HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS WITH SEVERE
CHRONIC PAIN
Yutaka Haramaki - Kagoshima University,
Kagoshima - Japan
Takashi Yoshitake - Karolinska Institutet,
Stockholm - Sweden
Friday 10
• 137 FATHER MONITORING AND LIFE
SATISFACTION IN ADOLESCENTS WITH TYPE 1
DIABETES
Alessandra Moretti - Sapienza University of Rome,
Rome - Italy
• 138 MENTAL HEALTH AND ALCOHOL USE RISK
AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS
Karen Mendes Graner - São Paulo State
Paula Paes Andreosi - Methodist University
of Piracicaba, Piracicaba - Brazil
Ana Teresa de Abreu Ramos-Cerqueira - São Paulo
Pedro Bordini Faleiros - Methodist University
of Piracicaba, Piracicaba - Brazil
Renata Rocha Salvichi - University of Campinas,
Piracicaba - Brazil
Gustavo Sáttolo Rolim - Federal University of Juiz
de Fora, Governador Valadares - Brazil
Antonio Bento Alves de Moraes - University
of Campinas, Piracicaba - Brazil
• 139 PAIN COPING IN BRAZILIAN CHILDREN
WITH SICKLE CELL DISEASE
Tatiane Dias - Federal University of Mato Grosso,
Cuiabá - Brazil
Christyne Toledo - Faculdade Salesiana de Vitória,
Vitória - Brazil
Sônia Enumo - Pontifical Catholic University
of Campinas, Campinas - Brazil
Kely de Paula - Federal University of Espírito
• 140 PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS OF VACCINE
REFUSAL: RESULTS OF QUALITATIVE STUDY
Ksenia Eritsyan - Saint Petersburg State University,
Natalia Antonova - Saint Petersburg State
• 141 SELF-CARE PROGRAM AS A MIND/BODY
THERAPY TO IMPROVE HEALTH FOR
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND FIRST YEAR
NURSES IN JAPAN
Tomoko Matsushita - Kyushu University, Fukuoka
- Japan
Shigemi Takayanagi - Kyushu University, Fukuoka
- Japan
Shuzo Kumagai - Kyushu University, Fukuoka Japan
Hideaki Fukumori - Kyushu University, Fukuoka
- Japan
Atsushi Ichimiya - Kyushu University, Fukuoka
- Japan
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• 142 STRESS AND PAIN COPING STRATEGIES AND
BELIEFS ABOUT PAIN CONTROL IN PEOPLE WHO
ARE DECLARED AS BELIEVERS AND ATHEISTS
Marta Boczkowska - University os Social Sciences
Leszek Putyński - University of Łódź, Łódź - Poland
• 143 THE RELATION OF NARCISSISM, SELFESTEEM AND LIFE SATISFACTION
Aneta Holubová - Palacký University Olomouc,
• 144 THE TOMATIS® METHOD: A SYSTEMATIC
REVIEW OF THE THEORETICAL VALUE AND
APPLICABILITY IN THE PROMOTION OF SELFREGULATION
Annelize Bonthuys - North West University,
Karel Botha - North West University,
• 145 USING MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING
IN MUSCULOSCELETAL HEALTHCARE:
A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Laura Alciauskaite - Vytautas Magnus University,
Kaunas - Lithuania
Liuda Šinkariova - Vytautas Magnus University,
KaunasLithuania
12 - Cognitive disturbances and
rehabilitation
• 146 A NEW DIAGNOSTIC TOOL FOR DETECTING
HEMIANOPIA IN NEGLECT PATIENTS: THE
BRENTANO (ILLUSION) HEMIANOPIA TEST (BHT)
Alessio Facchin - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Giuseppe Vallar - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Milan - Italy
• 147 ASSESSING ART AND DRAMA THERAPY
AS INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE SOCIAL SKILLS
FOR CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM
DISORDER (ASD)
Miranda D’Amico - Concordia University, Montreal
- Canada
• 148 CHANGES IN THE ASYLUM PARADIGM
AND THE SUBJECT REFRAMING: STUDY
OF THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY THERAPEUTIC
RELATED TO ELDERLY
Gisela de Oliveira Gusmão - São Camilo
University Center, São Paulo - Brazil
Alexandre de Oliveira Leme - São Camilo
Olivia Rodrigues de Oliveira - São Camilo
• 149 COGNITIVE AND AFFECTIVE THEORY OF MIND
IMPAIRMENTS IN OPIOID-DEPENDENT PATIENTS
Marie-Charlotte Gandolphe - University of Lille
Nord de France, Villeneuve d’Ascq - France
- France
Bérénice Lecluyse - University of Lille Nord de
France, Villeneuve d’Ascq - France
Emmanuel Brunelle - Hospital of Hénin
Beaumont, Hénin Beaumont - France
Jean-Louis Nandrino - University of Lille Nord
de France, Villeneuve d’Ascq - France
• 150 COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT MAY
INFLUENCE THE REHABILITATION TRAINING
OF PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS:
A LONGITUDINAL STUDY
Sofia Ciappina - Scuola Superiore di Psicologia
Applicata G. Sergi, Centro di Riabilitazione
Ambulatoriale Sophia, Palmi - Italy
Assunta Carrà - Scuola Superiore di Psicologia
Applicata G. Sergi, Centro di Riabilitazione
Ambulatoriale Sophia, Palmi - Italy
Gaetano Gorgone - Unità operativa di Neurologia
e Malattie cerebrovascolari, Azienda Ospedaliera
Treviglio-Caravaggio, Treviglio - Italy
• 151 COGNITIVE TRAINING AS A METHOD
OF REHABILITATION IN CLINICAL PRACTICE
I.A. Ryzhova - Moscow Research Institute of
Psychiatry of the Russian Ministry of Health,
• 152 MEMORY DYSFUNCTION IN PATIENTS
SUFFERING FROM ANXIETY DISORDER: A PILOT
STUDY FROM THE ITALIAN VERSION OF THE
WECHSLER MEMORY SCALE FOURTH EDITION
(WMS-IV)
Davide Maria Cammisuli - University of Pisa,
Pisa - Italy
Marco Timpano Sportiello - ASL 5, Pontedera Italy
Michele Gnoffo - ASL 5, Pontedera - Italy
• 153 Post-secondary transition for young
adults with intellectual disabilities
Chrisann Schiro-Geist - University of Memphis,
• 154 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AUTISTIC
SPECTRUM DISORDER(S) TRENDS AND SELFESTEEM IN ADOLESCENCE - FROM THE RELEVANT
MENTAL HEALTH
Naoko Sutou - Miyagigakuin Women’s University,
Sakuragaoka - Japan
• 155 SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL INDICATORS OF
NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS OF DRAWING
Marco Alessandro Petilli - University of MilanBicocca, Milan - Italy
Francesca Lea Saibene - IRCCS, Don Gnocchi
Foundation, Milan - Italy
Marco Rabuffetti - IRCCS, Don Gnocchi
Francesca Baglio - IRCCS, Don Gnocchi
Elisabetta Farina - IRCCS, Don Gnocchi
Raffaello Nemni - IRCCS, Don Gnocchi
Milan - Italy
• 156 TRAINING PHONOLOGICAL DEFICITS
IN APHASIA
Claudio Luzzatti - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Alessandra Molinari - University of Milan, Milan
- Italy
Maria Ester Zanobio - Fondazione La Nostra
Famiglia, Sesto San Giovanni, Milan - Italy
Gabriella Rizzi - Fondazione La Nostra Famiglia,
Sesto San Giovanni, Milan - Italy
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• 157 ARE HARDCORE MMORPG GAMERS
DIFFERENT IN IDENTITY, INTERNET ADDICTION
AND SOCIAL DOMINANCE ORIENTATION?
Grazia De Angelis - Second University of Naples,
Caserta - Italy
Dario Bacchini - Second University of Naples,
Caserta - Italy
Angelo Fanara - Second University of Naples,
Caserta - Italy
• 158 COPING WITH ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIP
DISSOLUTION: THE ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA
Elzaan Cothill - Nelson Mandela Metropolitan
University, Port Elizabeth - South Africa
Tania Lambert - Nelson Mandela Metropolitan
Greg Howcroft - Nelson Mandela Metropolitan
• 159 CYBERBULLYING
Bahtim Kutuk - Mersin University, Mersin - Turkey
• 160 GROWING UP IN CYBERSPACE:
SELF-CONCEPT, EMOTIONAL AND BEHAVIORAL
DIFFICULTIES IN CHILDREN INVOLVED IN
CYBERBULLYING
Ana Marija Spanic - Child Protection Center
of Zagreb, Zagreb - Croatia
Tea Brezinscak - Child Protection Center of Zagreb,
Zagreb - Croatia
Gordana Buljan Flander - Child Protection Center
of Zagreb, Zagreb - Croatia
• 161 PLAYING ONLINE GAMES: GAMERS’
PERSONAL VALUES, GAMING MOTIVATIONS
AND FLOW EXPERIENCES
Özlem İskender - Uludağ University, Bursa Turkey
Leman Pınar Tosun - Uludağ University, Bursa Turkey
Dina Kusumawati Barus - Gadjah Mada
University, Yogyakarta - Indonesia
Aliyaturrahmah Supriyadi - Gadjah Mada
University, Yogyakarta - Indonesia
15 - Data mining
• 167 CONTENT ANALYSIS OF THE EVALUATION
REPORTS TO FIND THE EVIDENCE
FOR MEASURING THE EFFECTIVENESS
OF THE CREDIT HOUR SYSTEM
Susumu Shibui - Kagoshima University,
Kagoshima - Japan
Ayaka Noda - National Institution for Academic
Degrees and University Evaluation, Tokyo - Japan
• 168 USING MARKET ANALYTICS TO PREDICT LONE
WOLF TERRORIST ATTACKS: A CASE STUDY
Peter Eachus - University of Salford, Salford United Kingdom
• 162 POLISH ADAPTATION OF ONLINE COGNITION
SCALE
Nazir Hawi - Notre Dame University, Zouk Mikayel
- Lebanon
Friday 10
• 135 DO EMOTIONS AND SITUATIONS PREDICT
CRAVING FOR SMOKING? AN EXPERIENCE
SAMPLING METHOD STUDY
Luca Pancani - University of Milan-Bicocca, Milan
- Italy
Erika Rosa Cappelletti - University of MilanBicocca, Milan - Italy
Marco D’Addario - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Andrea Greco - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Dario Monzani - University of Milan-Bicocca,
Milan - Italy
Patrizia Steca - University of Milan-Bicocca, Milan
- Italy
• 163 PREVENTION, HEALTH PROMOTION
AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT: OBSERVATORY
OF ON LINE SERVICES FOR ADOLESCENT
Napoli - Italy
Anna Cannata - Anima Research Institute, Napoli
- Italy
Napoli - Italy
Sara Garbucci - Anima Research Institute, Napoli
- Italy
Napoli - Italy
Irma Maritato - Anima Research Institute, Napoli
- Italy
Stefano Manzo - Anima Research Institute, Napoli
- Italy
• 164 THE PREDICTORS OF INTERNET
AND FACEBOOK ADDICTION
Mithat Durak - Abant Izzet Baysal University,
Bolu - Turkey
Emre Senol-Durak - Abant Izzet Baysal University,
Bolu - Turkey
Lyubomyr Sherstyuk - The John Paul II Catholic
• 165 THERAPISTS’ PERCEPTION OF
PSYCHOTHERAPY TREATMENTS WITH VIRTUAL
REALITY: CROATIAN PILOT STUDY
Lea Jakob - University of Zagreb, Zagreb - Croatia
Paula Mučnjak - University of Zagreb, Zagreb Croatia
Adrijana Košćec - University of Zagreb, Zagreb Croatia
• 166 WHY DO WE CROSS PATH: EXPLORING
REASONS AND PRIVACY CONCEPT OF
ADOLESCENTS IN INDONESIA WHEN USING
PATH AS A SOCIAL NETWORK
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www.psynip.nl
info@psynip.nl
The 15th ECP is organised by the Dutch Association of
Psychologists (NIP) and the Belgian Federation of Psychologists (BFP). Amsterdam, the fascinating and inspiring capitol of the Netherlands will host the ECP from 11
– 14 July 2017. The congress takes place in the modern
surrounding of the RAI Convention Centre.
Founded 50 years ago by Sara Miller McCune to support
the dissemination of usable knowledge and educate
a global community, SAGE publishes journals, books,
and library products spanning a range of subject areas.
SAGE remains majority-owned by our founder, who has
ensured that the company will remain permanently independent.
21 FRANCO ANGELI
Viale Monza 106, 20127 Milan
Italy
Phone: +39.2.2837141
www.francoangeli.it
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Founded in 1955, the company offers the biggest
specialised catalogue in Italy: 20.000 books, 4.000
e-books, 700 new titles every year, more than 80 periodicals, more than 30.000 authors. From management to
psychology, from sociology to architecture, from economy to humanistic doctrines: we offer the widest range of
proposals to satisfy the need for brushing professionals’
and scholars’ knowledge up; and to answer academic
and post-academic request of updated and specialised
studies. For Italian scholars, researchers, managers Franco Angeli represents today an unchallenged landmark:
the biggest specialised library of Italy.
19 ICP2016
5-23-13 Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
Japan
Phone: +81 338143953
www.icp2016.jp
info@icp2016.jp / jpasuzu@psych.or.jp
ICP2016 will take place in Yokohama, Japan, in July,
2016. ICP is the biggest international congress in psychology and is held under join auspice of IUPsyS and
the Japanese Psychological Association.
20 SAGE
1 Oliver’s Yard, 55 City Road - London, EC1Y 1SP
United Kingdom
www. sagepublications.com
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Ph. +39 055 2608941 info@ecp2015.it
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Under patronage of
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2015 Innexta S.r.l. - Milano
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Impaginazione: Raul Martinello
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