Topics

Congress main theme: 

From Crisis to sustainable Well-being

Today, the crisis, which initially arises from a very difficult financial and economic context, is global. This crisis takes forms that vary across countries and segments of society. It raises individual and social reactions that go beyond economic issues. It raises the question of individual and collective well-being, and challenges all human sciences, and mainly psychology.
Can our discipline provide concrete answers to improving well-being? This is what we should learn through the program of ICAP 2014.
We welcome submissions that will allow us to show the contribution of psychology across the diverse range of areas, including theory, research, practice, the development and implementation of community programs that have psychology at their center.

Topics and Tracks:

• Applied Cognitive Psychology
• Clinical and Community Psychology
• Counseling Psychology
• Culture and critical psychology
• Economic Psychology
• Educational and School Psychology
• Environmental Psychology / sustainable development
• Ethics
• Applied Geropsychology
• Health Psychology
• History of Applied Psychology
• Organizational Psychology
• Political Psychology
• Professional Practice
• Psychological Assessment and Evaluation / Test development
• Psychology and Law
• Psychology and Societal development
• Sport Psychology
• Traffic and Transportation Psychology
• Well-being