General Guidelines

Failure to comply with any of the below guidelines may result in the work not being considered for revision and/or the author being denied the opportunity to present it at the event.

Abstract

Only abstracts submitted in English will be considered as a valid submission.

Materials

Presentation materials (e.g., posters, slides for talks) must be written in English.

Presentation

Authors should be able to present their work and discuss it (e.g., answer questions) preferably in English.

Spelling

Authors are free to choose any form of spelling (e.g., American) as long as they are consistent.

We welcome submissions from and/or contributing to any domain of social and/or organizational psychology.

Guidelines for Talks

All presentation materials (e.g., Slides) must be in English. Authors should also be able to discuss their work, and answer audience questions preferably in English. Authors may consent for their talk to be recorded so it can be made available online. However authors may deny such consent and are entitled to enforce their rights under the Portuguese Law, namely copyrights, and image rights (e.g., the right to not be photographed or videotaped without their consent when not in a public place).

Who can submit?

PhD candidates (including Masters students wishing to present their Masters’ developed work and/or PhD proposals), PhD students, Postdoc researchers, Professors and senior researchers.

Abstract length

150-250 words.
Abstracts should contain information about research goals, methods, results (or predicted results), main theoretical or applied implications.

Duration

Authors will have 15 minutes to present their works, with an additional 10 minutes to answer audience questions

Guidelines for Posters

Posters must be written in English. Authors should also be able to discuss their work, and answer audience questions preferably in English. Authors are entitled to enforce their rights under the Portuguese Law, namely copyrights, and image rights (e.g., the right to not be photographed or videotaped without their consent when not in a public place).

Who can submit?

Undergraduate students, Master students, Graduate students, Senior researchers. Poster size to A0 (120cm X 90cm).

Abstract length

150-250 words
Abstracts should contain information about research goals, methods, results (or predicted results), main theoretical or applied implications.

Important Dates

until 12 March

Submissions

23 April - 16 May

Registrations

17 - 18 May

Phd Meeting

What topics does this conference cover?

Behavior, Emotion and Cognition
Developmental, Educational, and Community Psychology
Environmental Psychology
Interpersonal, Group and Intergroup Relations
Human-Animal Studies
Neuropsychology or other Neurosciences

Organizational Psychology
Political Attitudes and Social Justice
Prejudice and Discrimination
Psychology of Health and Wellbeing
Social Psychology
Socio-Cultural Dynamics