= Themes of Interest =

To develop the conference program, we have chosen eight main broad-ranging categories in Applied Psychology, which also cover different interest areas:

- In CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY:

Emotions and related psychological processes; Assessment;

Psychotherapy and counseling;

Addictive behaviors;

Eating disorders;

Personality disorders;

Quality of life and mental health;

Communication within relationships;

Services of mental health;

Psychopathology.

- In EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY:

Language and cognitive processes;

School environment and childhood disorders;

Parenting and parenting related processes;

Learning and technology;

Psychology in schools;

Intelligence and creativity;

Motivation in classroom;

Perspectives on teaching;

Assessment and evaluation;

Individual differences in learning.

- In SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY:

Cross-cultural dimensions of mental disorders;

Employment issues and training;

Organizational psychology;

Psychology in politics and international issues;

Social factors in adolescence and its development;

Social anxiety and self-esteem;

Immigration and social policy;

Self-efficacy and identity development;

Parenting and social support;

and Addiction and stigmatization;

Psychological and social impact of virtual networks.

- In LEGAL PSYCHOLOGY:

Violence and trauma;

Mass-media and aggression;

Intra-familial violence;

Juvenile delinquency;

Aggressive behavior in childhood;

Internet offending;

Working with crime perpetrators;

Forensic psychology;

Violent risk assessment;

and Law enforcement and stress.

- In COGNITIVE AND EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY:

Perception, memory and attention;

Decision making and problem-solving;

Concept formation, reasoning, and judgment; Language processing;

Learning skills and education;

Cognitive Neuroscience;

Computer analogies and information processing (Artificial Intelligence and computer simulations);

Social and cultural factors in the cognitive approach;

Experimental methods, research and statistics;

and Biopsychology.

- In ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY:

Environmental behaviour studies;

Place attachment; Restorative environments;

Pro-environmental behaviour; Architectural psychology;

Environment Psychology Theories and Methods;

Environmental risk perception and management;

Environmental impact assessment;

Environmental consciousness;

Interdisciplinary research.

- In HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY:

Biological, Physiological and Cognitive Models;

Research methods and measurement;

Individual differences and Habits;

Illness-related and sick role beliefs;

Acute and chronic illness;

Dealing with Pain;

Health Promotion and Intervention.

- In PSYCHOANALYSIS AND PSYCHOANALYTICAL PSYCHOTHERAPY:

Psychoanalysis and psychology;

The unconscious;

The Oedipus complex;

Psychoanalysis of children;

Pathological mourning;

Addictive personalities;

Borderline organizations;

Narcissistic personalities;

Anxiety and phobias;

Psychosis;

and Neuropsychoanalysis.

= Types of Contributions =
All submissions are subjected to a blind-review refereeing process and are divided into these categories:
- Oral Presentations
- Posters
- Workshops
- Virtual presentations
- Corporates can also showcase their products or services in the conference exhibitions area by contacting the secretariat or publicity email.