Keynote and EFPA Award winner lectures and Presidential addresses
Sunday, July 3
Cognitive Credibility Assessment: A theoretical and empirical overview of an approach to catch liars by outsmarting them.
Freedom, justice and health? Positive mental health across cultures.
The importance of identities for families, organizations, and communities.
Toward a comprehensive model of suicidal behavior: can cognitive neuroscience make the link between psychology and biology?
International Psychology: the importance of national and regional partnerships.
The Role of the Goal Concept in Motivation Science.
On the roots of social cognition: Infants’ understanding and socio-moral evaluation of intentional agents.
Prospective memory in old age: A paradoxical story.
Tests and Testing in the 21st century: Quo vadis?
To feel or not to feel? Εmotions and how we cope with them in psychopathology and health.
Applied Psychology during the Past Hundred Years.
Sunday, July 4
And then everything changes: The future of the psychologist profession in a post-4thindustrial- revolution world.
Prevention and Cognitive Behavioral Psychotherapy: challenges for professionals and for public policies.
Impact of Attachment on Information Seeking across Cultures.
What Can Be Done If Fear and Anxiety Get Out of Control.
Psychology of cosmetic behavior.
Using digital and e-health technologies to improve suicide prevention.
How shall we all live together?
Say “Present” in every field: the future of psychology and psychology organizations.
Psychology and modern challenges: cultural-historical approach to digital society.
Revolutionizing our understanding of anorexia nervosa through genetics. Could it be a metabo-psychiatric disorder? Essential knowledge for clinicians.
Teaching and learning psychology ethics as a meaningful and enjoyable experience.
Patterns of Competitiveness: What kind of competitors are we and what are the potential implications in our life?
Evidence-based intervention techniques in child sexual assault: 30 years pursuing clinical cases. What have we learned?
Sunday, July 5
Reflections on the Needs of Society and what Psychology can Offer
Emergency preparedness and crisis intervention.
What I think I know about my abilities and competencies – but do others know them better?
Psychology: a profession without identity?
Mental Files in Perspective.
Psychological approaches to the treatment of emotional crisis patients.
Investing in mental health in 21st century – challenges and opportunities.
The mirror brain: Past, present, and future.
