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Proposed Format of Presentation

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General Experimental Psychology

Clinical Adult

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Development/Educational

Forensic Psychology

Community Psychology

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Industrial Organizational Psychology

Clinical or Cognitive Neuropsychology

Bicultural issues

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Abstract Format

Abstracts should be no more than 250 words in length, and should be typed into the space provided below. For information about this year's Conference and links to any conditions relating to Abstract Submission, click here.

As a general guideline, abstracts for Research papers should include background, aims, methods, results, and conclusions; abstracts for Theoretical Issues/Professional topics should include background, aims, main contributions, and conclusions, and abstracts for Workshops should include the background, aims, methods, and learning objectives of the workshop. Persons submitting abstracts for workshops may also wish to append (i) a plan of the workshop's content and structure; and (ii) expectation as to the minimum/maximum number of persons who could attend.

Abstract: (Maximum 250 words)