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Under the high patronage of
The President of the French Republic
Under the patronage of the
French Ministry of Health
Under the patronage
of the French Ministry of
Higher Education and Research
Under the patronage of the
Mayor of Paris
Under the patronage of the French Committee of the International Scientific Unions / French Academy of Sciences
Division 8: Health Psychology
Presidential Address:
LUSZCZYNSKA Aleksandra (Poland)
Cognitions, environment, and obesity-related behaviors
Keynote speakers:
CONNER Mark (Leeds, United Kingdom)
Using the question-behavior effect to change behavior
DE WIT John B.F. (Sydney, Australia)
Reasoned and implicit processes in sexual health risk and prevention
MAES Stan (Leiden, The Netherlands)
The effectiveness of self-regulation interventions in chronic disease
SCHWARZER Ralf (Berlin, Germany)
Self-efficacy and social support as coping resources
SCHOLZ Urte (Konstanz, Germany)
Social exchange processes in health behavior change
