Symposia are designed to capture a coherent set of three to four individual presentations that center on one theme within health research. The speakers address in depth an issue or a question of particular relevance. Symposia typically place individual experiences or research results in a broader context and allow time for interaction between the presenters and discussion amongst the group.
Oral presentation abstracts may describe research projects on any subject within health psychology. Oral presentations will be organized in thematic sessions.
We are pleased to accept abstracts that include results, preliminary results or work in progress, as these contributions are valuable to our community. Please note that while such submissions are encouraged, a lack of final results may limit reviewers’ ability to fully assess the impact and significance of your work, potentially affecting scores.
Round table sessions can be used for a more interactive sessions-involving the audience. For example, for setting up a research network for an innovative methodology, or to determine a research agenda on a specific topic.
Specific sessions can be submitted for innovative presentations using advanced technology to highlight some aspect of research work in health psychology. Authors are invited to present their content using technology to highlight a technology-based intervention, app or website.