Submission Guidelines

• Please submit your abstract online. After you have submitted your abstract, you will
  receive an email acknowledging receipt of your submission.
• Submit your abstract of no more than 300 words. The primary language of the
  conference is English, and your submission should be submitted in English.
• Your abstract will undergo a peer review by a designated scientific committee. The
  organizing committee chair will be heading the scientific committee, and will make
  the final decisions with regard to the abstracts.
• You will receive a response either accepting or rejecting your paper. You may also
  receive reviewer comments or be given an opportunity to revise your abstract. Should
  you be given the chance to revise your abstract, you will be required to do so within
  two (2) weeks of notification.
• It is normally assumed that the first author of an accepted abstract is the primary
  presenter. For all accepted presentations with two or more authors, the co-authors who
  want to present together with the first author will need to register before June 30th
  2024.
• The submitting author is responsible for ensuring that the papers’ publication has been
  approved by all other co-authors and takes responsibility for the paper during
  submission and peer review. The organizer/publisher will not be held legally
  responsible should there be any claims for compensation.
• It is obligatory to use the American Psychological Association (APA) style-format for
  the abstract and paper.

The online abstract submission system will need you to provide the following details:

• Title (word limit is 10-15)
• Presentation type (oral, poster)
• Theme must be chosen that fits within the aforementioned topics of interest.
• Name, position, and affiliation of the presenting author
• Name, position, and affiliation of co-author(s)
• Indicate the presenting author as requested
• Abstract word limit is 300, excluding title, authors, affiliations, 3-6 keywords and key
  references.
• Please also indicate a possible target audience (e.g., parents, policy makers,
  practitioners, psychologists, researchers, students, teachers).

Oral presentation is 15 minutes plus 5 minutes for questions.
Each session room will be equipped with a LCD projector, screen, and microphone. Please bring your own device to the session. Please also come well in advance before the start of the session, connect your device to the system and test that your presentation works without any problems.

Please be ready to present before the session begins, introduce yourself to the session chair, and make sure that the chair knows how to pronounce your name. Please note that the conference is in person only, and therefore does not offer the option for
virtual presentations !

All posters must be presented in English. The recommended poster size is A0 size (84.1 x 118.9cm; 33.1 x 46.8 inches) in portrait style.

Presenters should be able to share their ideas with small groups of audience for which slots will be allotted across the 2 days of the conference.

The decision of the Organising Committee shall be final and binding for all in respect of any matter relating to the conference.