11th ANNUAL
ARPH CONFERENCE 2022
16 & 17 June 2022 | Egmond aan Zee
WELCOME
Dear colleagues,
It is our great pleasure to invite you to participate in the eleventh (10th real life) annual conference of the Association for Researchers in Psychology and Health (ARPH). Differently from all previous occasions, which have been held during the winter months, the ARPH conference of this year will be held at the end of spring, on June 16 and 17, 2022.
Hopefully the weather will provide us with the perfect scenery to connect research to strolling the beach, as the conference will be held at the seaside village Egmond aan Zee, in Hotel Zuiderduin. The conference will be hosted by members of the board of the Association for Researchers in Psychology and Health.
We would like to extend a warm invitation to the conference, to exchange state-of-art research findings and innovative approaches concerning the field of psychology and health. By meeting fellow researchers throughout the field, the conference provides ample opportunities to inspire, exchange ideas and form collaborations.
In addition to traditional presentation formats such as symposia, oral and poster presentations, the program will facilitate interactive engagement of both junior and more senior researchers like workshops and the Meet a Mentor program. We are especially pleased to announce our distinguished keynote speakers at the conference:
- Prof.dr. Andrea Evers (Leiden University)
- Prof.dr. Rens van der Schoot (Utrecht University)
- Prof.dr. Falko Sniehotta (University of Heidelberg, University of Newcastle)
We look forward to welcoming you in Egmond aan Zee upcoming June for an inspiring conference!
ARPH Conference Committee 2022
Ellen Smets (chair) | Catharine Evers | Nynke van der Laan | Henriët van Middendorp | Rob Ruiter
More than 150 participants
+ A great beach location
= Networking & fun!
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
We proudly present our keynote speakers
Prof.dr. Andrea Evers - Leiden University
How our mind affects the body - The role of predictive processing of negative expectancies for somatic symptoms and conditions
Prof.dr. Rens van der Schoot - Utrecht University
A Gentle Introduction to Bayesian Statistics
Prof.dr. Falko Sniehotta - University of Heidelberg, University of Newcastle
Maintaining weight loss – towards a psychological theory of long term behavioural weight management
PROGRAM
Click on the Friday tab to see the program on the second conference day.
THURSDAY JUNE 16
09.00 - 10.00
Welcome & Registration
10.00 - 10.15
Opening
PLENARY OPENING
Chair: Ellen Smets | Room: Abdijzaal
10.15 - 11.00
Keynote lecture: How our mind affects the body - The role of predictive processing of negative expectancies for somatic symptoms and conditions
Prof. dr. Andrea Evers
11.00 - 11.30
Coffee break
11.30 - 12.45
PARALLEL SESSIONS - ROUND 1
Session 1A
Oral presentations: Health behaviour
Room: 402
Misperceived eating norms: Assessing pluralistic ignorance in the food environment
Reinoud Moojen
Psychosocial determinants of lifestyle change after a cancer diagnosis: a systematic review of the literature.
Meeke Hoedjes
Examining Perceptions of the Protein Transition: Mapping Consumers’ Mental Models
Lieke van den Boom
Sitting patterns in cardiovascular disease patients: Comparison with healthy controls and impact of cardiac rehabilitation
Pam ten Broeke
Session 1B
Oral presentations: COVID-19
Room: 403
“It Really Is an Elusive Illness” – Post-COVID-19 Illness Perceptions and Recovery Strategies of Recovered and NonRecovered Patients
Gerko Schaap
Different Associations of Post-Traumatic Growth and WellBeing among the Dutch General Population during the COVID19 Pandemic
Denise Blom
Pandemic coping and COVID-19 preventive behaviors among cancer survivors
Jeanine Guidry
Long COVID: the interplay of persisting fatigue and goal flexibility
Sarah Maes
Session 1C
Symposium: Understanding healthy and sustainable eating behavior to improve individual and planetary health
Chair: Vera Barbosa Araujo Soares Sniehotta | Room: 404
How experts perceive healthy and sustainable dietary behaviour: A qualitative study among an interdisciplinary panel.
Sanne Raghoebar & Anouk Mesch
Systems map explaining food behaviours that affect consumption of protein sources: results from a multidisciplinary expert panel and literature
Christa Blokhuis
One's meat another's poison? Different norm perceptions across meat consumers
Sofia Wolfswinkel
12.45 - 13.30
Lunch
13.30 - 14.45
PARALLEL SESSIONS - ROUND 2
Session 2A
eHealth & technology demonstrations
Room: 402
Usability, cybersickness and working mechanisms of virtual reality for chronic pain in Rheumatoid Arhritis.
Anna de Jong
Mydiamate: implementing self-guided web-based Support for mental health in type 1 diabetes.
Jiska Embaye
Experiencing a different body size in VR: the effects of an overweight avatar body on intentions to eat healthy, and the moderating role of visuotactile stimulation
Nadine van der Waal
Hospital Hero – an app to support children and their families in the child’s hospital journey
Charlotte Poot
Session 2B
Oral presentations: Mindfulness
Room: 403
Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy for Fatigue in Patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Results of a Multicenter Randomized Controlled Trial
Quirine Bredero
The Associations between Mindfulness and Heart Rate Variability: A Systematic Review
Puttichai Tungtong
Are benefits of mindfulness-based interventions related to decreased or increased egocentric functioning?
Ivan Nyklicek
Mindfulness effects on stress beyond placebo effects
Kaya Peerdeman
Session 2C
Symposium: Mental health and well-being in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Netherlands
Chair: Marijn de Bruin | Room: 404
Longitudinal trends in mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic: A cohort study in the Netherlands
Wijnand van den Boom
Positives of a pandemic
Jet Sanders
Social isolation as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic: A mixed-method approach
Saskia Euser
Are Online Media and Fear Associated with Mental Wellbeing and Behavioural Compliance with COVID-19?
Brittany M.C. Chan
14.45 - 15.45
Tea break & posters
Please click the tab Posters for an overview
PLENARY PROGRAM
Chair: Catharine Evers | Room: Abdijzaal
15.45 - 16.45
Keynote lecture: A Gentle Introduction to Bayesian Statistics
Prof. dr. Rens van der Schoot
16.45 - 18.15
PARALLEL SESSIONS
ERC Workshop Visualization Sara Sprinkhuijzen
Chair: Saar Hommes | Room: 402
Roundtable
Room: Abdijzaal
18.15 - 19.15
Social Event
Beach (or Abdijzaal in case of bad weather)
19.30 - 21.00
Dinner
Hotel Restaurant
21.00 - 01.00
Beats, Bowling & Beverages
Bowling Center Hotel
FRIDAY JUNE 17
PLENARY PROGRAM
Room: Abdijzaal
08.45 - 09.30
ARPH members meeting
Room: Abdijzaal
09.30 - 10.00
Young Talent award + PhD award
Chairs: Dimitri van Ryckeghem & Marijn de Bruin | Room: Abdijzaal
10.10 - 10.45
Keynote lecture: Maintaining weight loss – towards a psychological theory of long term behavioural weight management
Prof. dr. Falko Sniehotta
11.00 - 11.30
Coffee break
11.30 - 12.45
PARALLEL SESSIONS - ROUND 3
Session 3A
Oral presentations: Interventions and chronic diseases
Room: 402
Decision making about curative esophageal cancer treatment: variation in clinicians’ communication behavior
Loïs van de Water
Long-Term Effects on Loneliness of a Computer-Tailored Intervention for Older Adults With Chronic Diseases: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Janet Boekhout
eHealth to improve psychological functioning and selfmanagement of chronic kidney disease: a randomized controlled trial
Katja Cardol
A practical guide for patient and public involvement in eHealth intervention research – experiences from two case projects.
Milon van Vliet
Session 3B
Oral presentations: Somatic and stress symptoms
Room: 403
Peri-operative e-CBT to prevent chronic post-operative pain after breast cancer surgery
Madelon Peters
Pain, Should You Expect the Best or Worst? The Influence of the Magnitude of Pain Expectations on Pain Experiences
Suzanne Derksen
Post-traumatic stress symptoms and partner-oriented selfregulation in burn survivors and their partner
Elise Boersma-van Dam
Early risk stratification of persistent somatic symptoms based on routine care data from Dutch general practices
Willeke Kitselaar
Session 3C
Symposium: Understanding COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in the Netherlands
Chair: Matthijs Lombooij | Room: 404
Longitudinal analyses of switching preferences of people for COVID-19 vaccination
Floor Kroese
Reasons for covid-19 vaccination among unvaccinated people
Anne Buitenhuis
The influence of pausing AstraZeneca vaccinations on COVID-19 vaccination perceptions: A repeated survey study in the Netherlands
Marion de Vries
Tackling COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among university students using Intervention Mapping
Tugce Varol
Session 3D
PGMP
Room: 401
12.45 - 13.30
Lunch
13.30 - 14.45
PARALLEL SESSIONS - ROUND 4
Session 4A
Oral presentations: Interventions to change behavior
Room: 402
The moderating role of consumer habits in nudging vegetarian options: a field study.
Tina Venema
The effectiveness of nudging healthy food choices across different dimensions of socio-economic status
Laurens van Geste
Cognitive Bias Modification against fatigue in different patient populations. User acceptance and preliminary effects
Jody Geerts
This could be me: The influence of narrativity and self-efficacy on fear appeal effectiveness and psychophysiological indicators of fear
Hendrik Engelbrecht
Session 4B
Oral presentations: Fatigue and quality of life
Room: 403
A long term follow up study to determine the contribution of psychological factors to Quality of life after endometriosis surgery
Zoë Boersen
Design of a toolkit for holistic monitoring of cancer-related fatigue in breast cancer patients
Kim Wijlens
The relation between cognitive-behavioural responses to symptoms in patients with long term medical conditions and the outcome of cognitive behavioural therapy for fatigue
Marieke de Gier
Fatigue as symptom of long-COVID in relation to sleep quality and daily activities
Christina Bode
Session 4C
Symposium: Mental health among vulnerable populations
Chair: Sarah Stutterheim | Room: 404
Mental health up to 12 months following COVID-19 in individuals with and without persistent symptoms
Anouk Verveen
Childhood socioeconomic position and adult (mental) health: Psychological capital and social support as protective factors?
Karlijn Massar
Mental health of men who have sex with men: An intersectional approach
John de Wit
Digital Minority Stress: Mental health of men-having-sex-with-men (MSM) experiencing exclusion, surveillance, and discrimination online
Kai J. Jonas
Psychological, social, and health correlates of HIV stigma: Cross-sectional results from the Netherlands
Sarah Stutterheim
14.45 - 15.15
Tea break
15.15 - 16.30
PARALLEL SESSIONS - ROUND 5
Session 5A
Oral presentations: Interpersonal interaction
Room: 402
Is volunteering effective against loneliness?
Jessica Morton
“Keep your distance for me”: A field experiment on empathy prompts to promote distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic
Jeroen Benjamins
Adolescents' self-determined motivation to learn about safe sex: Preliminary findings from an explorative experimental study testing the effect of an autonomy-supportive tone of voice and the role of identification in online sex education
Thomas Gültzow
Chemsex and chemsex associated substance use among men who have sex with men: The need for national and global integration and differentiation
Haoyi Wang
Session 5B
Oral presentations: eHealth and innovative techniques
Room: 403
Effectiveness and acceptability of conversational agents for smoking cessation: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Linwei He
Developing an app that promotes responsible SABA use in people with asthma: A participatory design
Liselot van den Berg
Bridging the digital divide: Developing a guideline for eHealth professionals to tailor eHealth interventions for people with a low socioeconomic position
Isra Al-Dhahir
How Cancer Patients Use the Internet to Search for Health Information: A Think-Aloud Study
Pascale Kwakman
Session 5C
Symposium: To test or not to test? Understanding COVID-19 test behavior in the Netherlands
Chair: Marijn de Bruin | Room: 404
Adherence to test, trace, and isolate during the COVID-19 pandemic in the Netherlands
Mart van Dijk
Availability and Advice on Test uptake: a vignette study on self-testing policy
Colene Zomer
The impact of evidence-based mass media messaging on COVID-19 test uptake
Marijn de Bruin
The effect of proximity of COVID-19 test facilities on test uptake: Two quasi-experimental trials
Jet Sanders
PLENARY CLOSING
Room: Abdijzaal
16.30
Conference closing + best poster & best presentation awards
Room: Abdijzaal
POSTERS
Presented on Thursday June 16 between 14.45 - 15.45 hrs
Development process and alpha & beta testing of patient decision aids for different treatment decisions in patients with differentiated thyroid cancer
Rosalie Koot
Characteristics of patients with advanced cancer preferring not to know prognosis: a multicenter survey study
Noami van der Velden
Sexual health-related care needs in young cancer patients and survivors: the utilization of a systematic review
Vicky Lehmann
Student profiles on engagement and exhaustion; associations with study behaviour, wellbeing and academic achievement
Elisabeth Klinkenberg
Communicating pre-emptive pharmacogenomic results to biobank participants
Jacobien Niebuur
Persona development for improved eHealth intervention for cardiovascular disease patients
Sara Hondmann
Future-self of avatar? A focus group study on user experiences of two identity-related interventions to promote physical activity
Kristell Penfornis
“What matters to you?” – The development of a personalized instrument for use in healthcare and clinical trials
Judith Tommel
The assessment of fatigue in a transdiagnostic chronic medical population: a discriminant content validity study
Sarah Maes
What is needed to utilize the teachable moments for lifestyle change around acute cardiac events in practice
Michelle Brust
Personalised patient testimonials: communicating personalized patient reported outcomes in stories
Saar Hommes
A sneak peek into pediatric healthcare providers knowledge and opinions about placebo-related treatment applications in child hospital care
Henriët van Middendorp
YOUNG TALENT AWARD
And the nominees are....
The ARPH Young Talent Award is an award for talented early-career researchers which will be awarded at the upcoming conference. The award is meant for researchers who have obtained their doctorate within the last seven years. The applicants will be judged based on their three best papers and the novelty of the work. Besides scientific quality and novelty, also high-quality research that has had substantial societal impact on policies or (clinical) practice will be highly valued.
Postgraduates
€ 290
Participation Thursday & Friday
Coffee breaks, lunches & dinner
Social evening program
Shuttle bus from Alkmaar Station
ARPH Membership 2022
Junior Researchers
€ 240
Participation Thursday & Friday
Coffee breaks, lunches & dinner
Social evening program
Shuttle bus from Alkmaar Station
ARPH Membership 2022
