InPACT 2019 CONFERENCE PROGRAM

Saturday, May 4

08:15 – 19:00

Welcome Desk – Information and registration (Room: ban Mazuranic)

09:40 – 10:00

OPENING SESSION (Room: ban Jelacic)

10:00 – 11:00

Keynote Speaker Session

(Room: ban Jelacic)

How do psychological therapies cause harm – and what should we do about it?

Prof. Dr. Glenys Parry, PhD, CPsychol, FBPsS, Emeritus Professor, School of Health & Related Research, University of Sheffield, UK

11:00 – 11:30

Coffee Break

11:30 – 13:10

EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY Assessment and evaluation

 

Oral Presentations

Parallel Session

OPS_4.1

(Room: ban Jelacic)

Development and psychometric properties of NEGORI (negative orientation questionnaire) (OP_013)

László Kasik, & Zita Gál

 

Mathematics teachers’ professional development – Gender difference (OP_034)

Danijela S. Petrovic

 

Estonian and Finnish students’ experiences about international career guidance e-learning course (OP_155)

Kristi Kőiv, Ari Jussila, Outi Rantanen, & Triin Peitel

 

Adult reading and meaning making in a museum exhibition about ancient China (OP_053)

Colette Dufresne-Tassé

 

The impact of adjustment, engagement and help-seeking behaviour towards academic well-being of international students from developed countries who study in developing countries (OP_140)

Erna Zulaeni Wiles, Tina Afiatin, & Neila Ramdhani

11:30 – 13:10

COGNITIVE AND EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY Cognitive Neuroscience // Psychoanalysis and psychology // Others

 

Oral Presentations

Parallel Session

OPS_4.2

(Room: ban Zrinski)

Malleability of working memory through chess training in school children (OP_104)

Ebenezer Joseph, Veena Easvaradoss, T. Edwin Prabhakaran, & Sweta Jain

 

Emotion reactions to economic predictions and its effects on reasoning and logical thinking (OP_167)

Jerônimo Soro, Mário B. Ferreira, Karen Gouveia, & Joana Reis

 

Susceptibility of perception of vertical to blood glucose fluctuations in healthy young adults (OP_209)

Rima L. Abdul Razzak

 

Developmental patterns of sex differences in verbal and visuospatial abilities (OP_139)

Efrat Barel, & Orna Tzischinsky

 

In search of evil: affective dimensions of presidential elections 2018 in Georgia (OP_119)

Marine Chitashvili, Davit Machavariani, & Otar Sokhadze

13:10 – 14:20

Lunch

14:30 – 15:00

Special Talk

(Room: ban Jelacic)

Bion and the popes of horror

Prof. Dr. Luís Delgado, Psychology Research Center Capabilities and Inclusion (APPsyCI) – ISPA – University Institute, Portugal

15:10 – 16:30

EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY Perspectives on teaching

 

Oral Presentations

Parallel Session

OPS_4.3

(Room: ban Jelacic)

Innovative method for introduction of written language: Experience in Mexico (OP_022)

Yulia Solovieva, & Luis Quintanar Rojas

 

The teaching and integration of psychology into Saudi Arabian curriculum (OP_055)

Kyle A Msall

 

Supporting emotion socialization skills of preschool teacher candidates (OP_248)

Aysel Esen Coban, Ayca Ulker Erdem, & Tulay Ilhan Iyi

 

Meaning of foreigners among Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian and Russian university students (OP_154)

Kristi Kőiv, Svetlana Gurieva, Olga Deyneka, Vaiva Zuzeviciute, Anna Liduma, & Sandra Rone

15:10–16:30

SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

 

Oral Presentations

Parallel Session

OPS_4.4

(Room: ban Zrinski)

Qualitative psychological effects of political information to high school students (OP_225)

Irina Samuylova

 

Personality traits and reasons to leave country in Serbian university students (OP_124)

Jelisaveta Todorovic, Snezana Stojiljkovic, & Tamara Ciric

 

Parent and children’s characteristics by custody type: A high conflict sample (OP_169)

Marta Herrero, Ana Martínez-Pampliega, Irati Alvarez, Mireia Sanz-Vázquez, Susana Cormenzana, & Susana Corral

 

Psychological determinants of youth participation in the life of the country (OP_223)

Tatiana Anisimova, Karina Bakuleva, & Irina Samuylova

16:30 – 17:00

Coffee Break

17:00 – 17:45

Workshop

Parallel Session

WS_4.5

(Room: ban Jelacic)

Adolescent frontal lobe brain development: Effects of social and economic deprivation and implications for intellectual assessment, academic remediation, and court case disposition (WS_031)

Michael Lindsey

17:50 – 19:00

POSTERS

 

Parallel Session

PS_4.6

(Room: ban Jelacic)

Re-connecting oneself to the world of peers via the contemplation of an artwork (P_176)

Laurence Bertron-Gatier, & Célia Vaz-Cerniglia

 

Motivation and emotions in effective eating habits change. Multi-method exploratory study (P_198)

Grażyna Wąsowicz, Magdalena Poraj-Weder, & Christophe Matthys

 

Relationship between mindfulness, self-compassion and difficulties in emotion regulation in addicts (P_138)

Tânia Caetano, Eduardo Ramadas, & Jessica Lopes

 

Adjustment of graduate students with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) (P_061)

Julien Dalpé, Georgette Goupil, France Landry, & Rachel Paquette

 

The rencontres focus: Outcomes of a learning and study skills based program for undergraduate students with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) (P_063)

Rachel Paquette, France Landry, Georgette Goupil, & Julien Dalpé

 

Positive emotional atmosphere or technology-based training: teachers’ priorities depending on their personality (P_165)

Kristina Kovalcikiene, & Sigitas Daukilas

 

Empathy and classroom climate as predictors of student’s well-being: An international pilot study (P_174)

Manja Veldin, Ana Kozina, Tina Vršnik Perše, Maša Vidmar, Ivana Jugović, & Magnus Oskarsson

 

University teachers’ professional identity: a role of self-determination theory (P_166)

Kristina Kovalcikiene, Aurelija Stelmokiene, Loreta Gustainiene, & Giedre Geneviciute-Janone

 

Road less traveled: Motivations and pathways of Filipino lesbians and gays identifying as ex-gays (P_086)

Nel Jayson Santos, Aaron Vichard Ang, Sigrid Joyce Dela Paz, & Daniel Jan Duque

 

Perception of (the) psychological motives of tattooing of all ages (P_217)

Anna Winiarek, & Ludwika Wojciechowska

 

Heterogeneity of thinking: case of religion (P_197)

Alisa Rekunova

17:00 – 19:00

CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY Quality of life and mental health // Services of mental health // Assessment

 

Oral Presentations

Parallel Session

OPS_4.7

(Room: ban Zrinski)

Features of the people rehabilitation potential with different characteristics of learned helplessness and human life-world stability (OP_056)

Olga Petriaeva, Irina Loginova, & Olesya Volkova

 

The role of cognitive functioning in the success of social rehabilitation of cardiac patients (OP_051)

Daria Eremina

 

 “I think having Asperger’s helped me with my transgender identity”: The lived experiences of youth with gender diverse identities and autism spectrum disorders (OP_131)

Wallace Wong, Jaime Semchuk, & Veronique Nguy

 

A pilot trial of stepped care CBT for pediatric OCD (OP_218)

 Adam Lewin, & Omar Rahman

 

Potentials of psychological prediction of patients’ therapeutic behavior after myocardial revascularization (OP_040)

Maria Iakovleva, Nadezhda Kruglova, Olga Shchelkova, Ekaterina Lubinskaya & Olga Nikolaeva

 

Association between perception of acceptance and rejection, and drawings of "person picking an apple from a tree" among primary school children (OP_242)

Or Shalev, Andriani Papadaki, Elias Kourkoutas & Michal Bat Or

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sunday, May 5

08:30 – 16:30

Welcome Desk – Information and registration (Room: ban Mazuranic)

09:30 – 11:00

POSTERS

 

Parallel Session

PS_5.1

(Room: ban Jelacic)

A longitudinal study of school satisfaction - Mental health and social skills upon college admission- (P_098)

Yuko Ikui

 

Combination of attachment patterns in romantic relationship and its quality (P_206)

Dariusz Kuncewicz, & Dorota Kuncewicz

 

A structural model of the test for creative thinking-drawing production (TCT-DP) in adults- revised (P_163)

Sara Ibérico Nogueira, Leonor Almeida, & Tiago Souza Lima

 

Family functioning characteristics involved in adolescent depressive symptoms (P_042)

Antonio Cańo, & Carmen Rodríguez-Naranjo

 

Developing academic skills in digital environments: Media effects on performance and metacognitive judgments (P_149)

Gal Ben-Yehudah, & Ronen Kasperski

 

Edu-Car: Qualitative analysis of an intervention for the development of socio-emotional and career competences (P_259)

Mara Leal, & Lucy Melo-Silva

 

Factorial validity of the descriptive/injunctive norm preference scale (P_076)

Norihiro Kuroishi, & Yoriko Sano

 

Normative values for the test for creative thinking-drawing production (TCT-DP), over the school years in Portuguese private schools (P_164)

Leonor Almeida, Sara Ibérico Nogueira, Tiago Souza Lima, & Maria Manuel Sousa

 

Content of father and mother stereotypes in Japan, compared to overall gender stereotypes (P_033)

Mizuka Ohtaka

 

The effects of psychological games on nonverbal communication skills of the youth (P_052)

Koshi Makino

 

Content validity of the descriptive/injunctive norm preference scale (P_062)

Yoriko Sano, & Norihiro Kuroishi

 

Self-concept and anxiety of potential Slovak leaders (P_208)

Lenka Ďuricová, & Beata Žitniaková Gurgová

 

A case study on the process of interpersonal relationship formation between Muslims and Japanese hosts (P_219)

Sachiko Nakano

 

Stigmatization of people with alcohol dependence compared to people with schizophrenia (P_247)

Jana Serebriakova, & Maria Hildegard Walter

09:00 – 11:00

CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY

Emotions and related psychological processes// Psychotherapy and counseling

Oral Presentations

Parallel Session

OPS _5.2

(Room: ban Zrinski)

Acting with awareness predicts negative but not positive affect in a sample of addicts (OP_137)

Tânia Caetano, Eduardo Ramadas, & Jessica Lopes

 

Links between cognitive distortions and cognitive emotion regulation strategies in non-clinical young adulthood (OP_243)

Romain Deperrois, & Nicolas Combalbert

 

Cognitive distortions and emotion regulation among post traumatic stress disorder victims (OP_244)

Nawal Ouhmad, Nicolas Combalbert, & Wissam El-Hage

 

The effect of locus of control in responsibility among participants with traumatic event history (OP_070)

Merve Topcu, Deniz Köroğlu, Yusuf Coşku İnceler, & Faruk Gençöz

 

E-Mail counseling for the ultra-orthodox community (OP_095)

Osnat Rubin

 

Acute polymorphous psychotic disorder. evolutionary possibilities (OP_245)

Simona Trifu, Alexandra Popescu, & Eduard George Carp

11:00 – 11:30

Coffee Break

11:30 – 12:00

Special Talk

(Room: ban Jelacic)

What is a clinical psychologist? International perspectives

Prof. Dr. Michael Wang, Emeritus Professor of Clinical Psychology, University of Leicester, UK

12:10 – 13:10

SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

Legal psychology // Others

 

Oral Presentations

Parallel Session

OPS_5.3

(Room: ban Jelacic)

Holidays in cultural memory: Social media mining across generations (OP_158)

Tatiana Folomeeva, & Fedor Vinokurov

 

The health-promoting behaviors for married couples (OP_170)

Elçin Sakmar-Balkan, & Hakan Kuru

 

Self-esteem and conformism of female students as predictors of experienced violence by partner (OP_118)

Ivana Jankovic, Jelisaveta Todorovic, Snezana Stojiljkovic

12:15 – 13:00

Workshop

Parallel Session

WS_5.4

(Room: ban Zrinski)

Comprehensive treatment for TIC disorders (WS_175)

Omar Rahman, & Adam Lewin

13:10 – 14:20

Lunch

14:30 – 16:10

EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

Psychology in schools // Parenting and parenting related processes

Oral Presentations

Parallel Session

OPS_5.5

(Room: ban Jelacic)

The role of trait emotional intelligence in the process of career decision-making (OP_177)

Eva Sollarova, & Lada Kaliska

 

Mindfulness, self-esteem, and burnout in counselors and psychologists working at schools (OP_211)

Gökçe Bulgan

 

Tuning in to kids: A piloting study targeted to support Turkish parents’ emotion socialization (OP_023)

Ayca Ulker Erdem, Mubeccel Gonen, & Sophie Havighurst

 

Cross-cultural research on discipline techniques, values, and academic expectations of Turkish and Finnish mothers (OP_194)

Melisa Kütük, & Meral Atıcı

 

The relationship between learning style and anxiety among Japanese undergraduates (OP_185)

Michiko Toyama, & Yoshitaka Yamazaki

14:30 – 16:10

SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Organizational Psychology

 

Oral Presentations

Parallel Session

OPS_5.6

(Room: ban Zrinski)

A descriptive approach to mobbing: The Role of self esteem and body image at work (OP_121)

Nevin Kılıç, Berra Bekiroğlu, Hüdanur Özdemir, & Arkun Tatar

 

An investigation of the relation between personality, job performance, and job satisfaction via profile analysis (OP_122)

Arkun Tatar, Gaye Saltukoğlu, Hüdanur Özdemir

 

The organizational valorization of employees who are satisfied with their live (OP_027)

Bernard Gangloff, & Neila Malleh

 

An implicit model of assessment of attitude to health of specialists in an organization (OP_044)

Elena Rodionova, Vladislav Dominiak, German Nikiforov, & Zoya Dudchenko

 

The Hexaco personality measure as a predictor of job performance and job satisfaction (OP_060)

Gaye Saltukoğlu, Arkun Tatar, & Hüdanur Özdemir

16:30

Social Event (Tour and Dinner)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Monday, May 6

08:30 – 13:00

Welcome Desk – Information and registration (Room: ban Mazuranic)

09:20 – 11:00

SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Psychology in politics and international issues // Immigration and social policy

 

Oral Presentations

Parallel Session

OPS_6.1

(Room: ban Jelacic)

Typology of insurance behavior of Russian citizens (OP_088)

Olga Medyanik

 

Decision trees: comparing reported intentions and theoretically expected intentions in urban context (OP_054)

Jimmy Bordarie

 

Student’s ideas about the prerequisites and measures to combat corruptions (OP_094)

Olga Deyneka

 

Acculturation strategies and perception of a North African woman in a judicial context (OP_129)

Chloé Dougez, Anne Taillandier-Schmitt, & Nicolas Combalbert

 

Asylum interview as a fork on the road – From asylum seeker to irregular migrant (OP_249)

Katri Johanna Gadd, & Laura Sofia Lehtikunnas

09:00 – 11:00

CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY Quality of life and mental health

 

Oral Presentations

Parallel Session

OPS_6.2

(Room: ban Zrinski)

Quality of life in patients with spine tumors (OP_037)

Olga Y. Shchelkova, Aslan K. Valiev, Ekaterina B. Usmanova, & Evgeny A. Sushentsov

 

Does loneliness have nationality? Cultural and individual differences in loneliness among American and Polish young adults (OP_038)

Chris Segrin, Katarzyna Adamczyk, Corey A. Pavlich, Małgorzata Osowiecka, Radosław Trepanowski, & Agata Celejewska

 

The effects of civic participation on Japanese older adults (OP_068)

Keiko Katagiri

 

Why are some people optimistic while others are not? (OP_082)

Lilly E. Both

 

Relation between subjective and physical well-being and mindfulness (OP_187)

Lisa A. Best, Cecile J. Proctor, Tracy A. Freeze, Derek J. Gaudet, Ryley Russell, & Rory McPhee

 

The thought of living with spinal cord injury: how an imagined disability affects life satisfaction (OP_199)

Derek J. Gaudet, Lisa A. Best, & Najmedden Attabib

11:00 – 11:30

Coffee Break

11:30 – 12:30

EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

Psychology in schools

 

Oral Presentations

Parallel Session

OPS_6.3

(Room: ban Jelacic)

Social problem-solving in the classroom (OP_014)

Zita Gál, & László Kasik

 

Adult visitors’ intellectual functioning exploring contemporary art: Experiences that generate self-discovery (OP_035)

Anne-Marie Émond

 

Understanding and defining instructional leadership: School principals’ perspective (OP_103)

Danijela S. Petrovic, & Selena Vracar

12:30

CLOSING SESSION (Room: ban Jelacic)