This submission type can include:
– Accomplished empirical or theoretical research with corresponding results or reports;
– or New developments in the given themes, employing qualitative or quantitative methods of either primary or secondary data.

Initially, this submission type must include an abstract. Keep in mind that if your abstract gets selected for publication, you will be asked for a final complete paper (limited to 5 pages long), besides the Presentation itself.
Authors will be able to present their contributions virtually, either live via Zoom, or by sending a pre-recorded video presentation.

Proposals for Oral papers must include (Abstract Template: download here):
– Title (max. 15 words);
– Abstract main text (max. 400 words);
– Keywords (max. 5)

This submission type is an alternative format for freestanding research presenters. Poster sessions facilitate informal discussion and can be a more personal form for exchange of information.

A poster/demonstration must:
– Contain implemented information work about a subject;
– Be informative but also engaged visually and easy to understand.

Initially, this submission type must include an abstract. Keep in mind that if your abstract gets selected for publication, you will be asked for a final complete paper (limited to 3 pages long), besides the Presentation itself.
Authors will be able to present their contributions virtually, either live via Zoom, or by sending a pre-recorded video presentation.

Proposals for Posters must include (Abstract Template: download here):
– Title (max. 15 words);
– Abstract main text (max. 250 words);
– Keywords (max. 5)

This submission type provides an opportunity for a group of participants to achieve a specific goal or address a particular problem.
It can be designed to:
– Train or educate participants in a particular research methodology or theoretical approach;
– Address a specific problem, such as how to use particular research findings in health psychological care or policy;
– Develop a consensus on a particular issue (for example, the goal of the workshop may be to produce a position statement or policy on a particular topic, to identify priorities in a specific area or to develop theoretical perspectives or methodologies).

Initially, this submission type must include an abstract.  Keep in mind that if your abstract gets selected for publication, you will be asked for a final complete paper (limited to 3 pages long), besides the Presentation itself.
Authors will be able to present their contributions virtually, in a live Zoom session, no video presentations are allowed.

Important Note: In the initial submission, the description of the methodology used for the workshop has to be very clear, so that we can easily identify if it is really a Workshop or a mere lecture.

Proposals for Workshops must include (Abstract Template: download here):
– Title (max. 15 words);
– Abstract main text (max. 250 words) with the following:
   1. Purpose (statement of the problem or goal to be addressed);
   2. Background (concise summary placing session in context, aims of the workshop and expected outcomes for participants);
   3. Key points (details of key arguments or the skills and activities covered);
   4. Procedure / Methodology (description of how the session will be conducted);
   5. Description of the participants (describe the intended participants and their maximum number for the workshop).;
– Keywords (max. 5)

This type of contribution allows Companies to present recent developments and applications, inform a large and qualified audience of new outcomes and showcase company’s products and services.
There will be a time slot for companies to make their live presentations via Zoom. These presentations offer companies the opportunity to display its latest offerings of hardware, software, tools, services and books. For further details please contact the publicity chair: publicity@inpact-psychologyconference.org