Early Career Marathon: Integrating Research and Practice 2021

Early Career Marathon: Integrating Research and Practice
24 hours of Applied Psychology from around the world

 October 16, at 8:00 AM UTC - October 17, at 8:00 AM UTC

• Overview
• Watch the Presentations
• Abstract Book
• Awards
• Organizing Committee
• Scientific Committee
• Participation Criteria

A one of a kind virtual event dedicated to student and early career psychologists. Selected participants will submit a brief presentation on their research to be reviewed by top psychologists around the world. Presentations and reviews will be shown during a 24-hour marathon with time for questions and answers. The marathon will start on Saturday, October 16 at 8:00 AM UTC and end Sunday, October 17 at 8:00 AM UTC. Awards will be given for the top two presentations chosen by the Executive Committee and the top five presentations overall, voted on by IAAP members. You must be a member to participate and attend.

Watch in Portuguese, French

Awards:

• First place overall: Maria Zwicker
  (Not) Doing the Right Things for the Wrong Reasons: An Investigation of Consumer Attitudes, Perceptions, and Willingness to Pay for Bio-Based Plastics
   
• Second place overall: Monique Guimarães
  Learning Strategies at Work, Psychological Flexibility and Work Design Among Brazilian Junior Entrepreneurs
   
• Second place overall: Stéphanie Racine
  Childhood Socioeconomic Status Does Not Predict Late-life Cognitive Decline in the 1936 Lothian Birth Cohort
   

Runnerup Awards

• Andrian Liem
  Factors Predicting Anxiety and Depression Among Migrant Workers in the Greater China Area During the Early COVID-19 Pandemic

• Paola Eunice
  The Role of Remote Social Contact in Mental Health During the Pandemic

• Emma Wilson
  To Eat or Not to Eat; A Mindfulness-based Strategy to Manage Chocolate Cravings

• Rosario Abendan
  Internet Addiction Behaviors as Predictors of Functional Impairment Among College Students

• Azra Bukva
  Opportunity to foster excellent performance in organizations by combining Machiavellianism, Quixoteism & Political Intelligence

Runnerup winners were selected by IAAP members and will receive two years of free membership in IAAP and a Young Board Observer seat for 2022.

Scientific Committee
Pedro Rafael Altungy Labrador, Spain
Igor Areh, Slovenia
Rolando Diaz Loving, México
Daniel Dodgen, United States of America
Ronald Fischer, New Zealand
Lori Foster, United States of America
Yiqun Gan, China
Kurt Geisinger, United States of America
Peter Graf, Canada
Frederic Guay, Canada
Tim Hannan, Australia
Terry Hartig, Sweden
Paul Hartung, United States of America
Erik Hoelzl, Germany
Zhi-jin Hou, China
Dragos Iliescu, Romania
Ana Maria Jaco, Brazil
Barbara Kozusznik, Poland
Sonia Lippke, Germany
Wilson Lopez Lopez, Colombia
Richard Mababu, Spain
Vicente Martinez-Tur, Spain
Stéphanie Racine Maurice, Canada
Susan McDaniel, United States of America
Despina Moraitou, Greece
Pedro Neves, Portugal
Sabine Pahl, England
Bryan Porter, United States of America
Kazumi Renge, Japan
Christine Roland-Lévy, France
Elisabeth Rosnet, France
Montse Ruiz, Finland
Katariina Salmela-Aro, Finland
Purnima Singh, India
Usha Kiran Subba, Nepal
Christina Sue-Chan, Canada
Fanny Verkampt, France
Robyn Vines, Australia
Tomasz Zaleskiewicz, Poland

Participation Criteria:

• Must be a current IAAP member in good standing.
• Less than 10 years after your last obtained degree or no more than 10 years of professional experience (current students welcome).

CONTACT

If you have any questions, please, contact us at operationscenter@iaapsy.org