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July’s webinar: Project management in science – from an initial idea to a published paper.
Dear Research Community, We would like to warmly invite you to join our first webinar of The EFPSA’s Research Programme 2023/2024. It is not only an amazing opportunity to develop your research skills and meet other student researchers from all over Europe but also the first of the upcoming events that we have planned for you during our mandate – stay tuned! We are happy to announce that our first webinar will focus on Project management in science: from an initial idea to a published paper. Have you ever though about pursuing a career in science? Have you ever wondered where to start from? The truth is that the most difficult part…
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Resilience in Parents of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder: a Multifactoral Perspective on Family Strength
Raising a child with autism can present unique and demanding challenges for parents. However, many parents demonstrate remarkable resilience in coping with these difficulties. This article will examine the concept of resilience in parents of children with autism from a multifactorial perspective, highlighting the various aspects that can influence their ability to face and overcome adversities. First and foremost, it is important to define what resilience and autism spectrum disorder are. Autism, or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is a lifelong neurodevelopmental disorder characterised by social and communication challenges as well as restricted and repetitive behaviours. Early intervention and support are vital for individuals with autism to thrive (Happé, 2011; American…
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EFPSA Research Programme 2023/2024 announcement
Dear Research Community, As the new mandate had started, the new journey begins. We would like to kindly welcome you to our blog as the new Research Programme Team for the 2023/2024 mandate. This year will be full of changes and surprises for both us and you, our fellow scientists. First of all, we would like to shortly introduce ourselves to you. The Research Programme Team for this mandate is made by Kinga Meler – Research Programme Coordinator, overseeing our work, Gina Cheung – Research Programme Team Member, who will be taking care of our social media and Olivia Szwinge – Research Programme Team Member, responsible for this blog. Unfortunately,…
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Supervisors Open Call 2023-2024
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Call for Research Program Supervisors 2023-2024
EFPSA Research Programme is happy to announce the call for the Research Programme Supervisors of 2023/2024. Who: PhD or PostDoc researchers in psychology! What: Supervisor at EFPSA’s Research Programme – The end product of the programme is a cross-cultural research project on a theme at your choice When & Where: dates & location to be announced Application Deadline: 15. 01. 2023, 23:59 (CET) Are you a PhD or PostDoc researcher in psychology who would like to be a Supervisor for an international group of six motivated and dedicated students working on a research project? Do you want to help us contribute to the development of the academic community by mentoring…
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Call for Research Programme Supervisors 2023-2024
EFPSA Research Programme is happy to announce the call for the Research Programme Supervisors of 2023/2024. Who: professors, PhDs or PostDoc researchers in psychology! What: Supervisor at EFPSA’s Research Programme – The end product of the programme is a cross-cultural research project on a theme of your choice When & Where: dates & location for Research Summer School to be announced Application Deadline: 28.02.2023, 23:59 (CET)Are you a PhD or PostDoc researcher in psychology who would like to be a Supervisor for an international group of six motivated and dedicated students working on a research project? Do you want to help us contribute to the development of the academic community by…
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When Life Gives You Trolleys Add a Foreign Language – The Foreign Language Effect
The majority of students living in a dorm can relate to the feeling of how one cup of coffee with a roommate poses a serious threat to your academic productivity. At some point, the conversation becomes so engaging that at the end, the five-minute break between study sessions becomes a two-hour-long discussion. I am no exception, as it happened to me not too long ago, when my roomie, a foreigner, and I engaged in an interesting debate about mental processing in native and foreign languages. So, curiosity killed the cat and I decided to dig up more information, to see if using other languages influences our decision-making. The foreign language…
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The World’s Rapidly Growing Need for Mental Health Professionals
The World’s Rapidly Growing Need for Mental Health Professionals The demand for mental health workers is rapidly increasing all over the world. The types of assistance many people need start at the survival level. As defined by the first two (which organizes needs into levels of importance with physiological needs on the bottom and self-actualization needs on the top), these are physiological needs and safety needs. Mental health workers can use their skills to help guide clients in meeting these as a foundation for further treatment. The advocacy organization United for Global Mental Health speaks about rapidly increasing awareness of mental health’s importance on a global basis, but with a…
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Call for Research Programme Student Researchers 2022-2023
The Call for EFPSA Research Programme 2022 Participants is now open! Are you a motivated European Bachelor or Master-level psychology student? And are you interested in conducting a one-year cross-cultural research project together with students from all over Europe? Do you want to gain experience in every aspect of research, from designing the study to data collection to communicating the results? If your answer is yes, apply to become a student researcher in the EFPSA Research Programme! Who: European Bachelor’s and Master-level students in psychology! What: Research Programme Deadline: 10th of June, 23:59 CEST What is EFPSA Research Programme? The EFPSA Research Programme (EFPSA RP) is an EFPSA Service, consisting…
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EFPSA Research Programme 2021-2022 Research Projects
We are excited to introduce the Research Teams of the Research Programme 2021 – 2022! Below you can read the information on the Research Projects: 1) Gabriela Pop – An e-mental health programme targeting anger regulation Dysregulated anger is associated with both physical and psychological problems. It has also been recognized as a significant predictor of violent behavior which is further related to social and economic problems. It is necessary to investigate the long-term efficiency of specific emotion regulation strategies in reducing anger and to develop tools based on these. Despite little evidence on the long-term effect of reappraisal on anger, there is a negative association between anger and reappraisal…
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