We have published the abstracts for the upcoming European Congress of Psychology (in Ljubljana, Slovenia) in the Volume 31 (2022) of the Psihološka obzorja / Horizons of Psychology.
Scientific Programme Committee of the ECP 2022
The Scientific Program Committee is pleased to invite fellow psychologists and experts from related fields from around the world to present their work at 17th European Congress of Psychology - ECP 2022 and submit the abstracts of their presentations in preparation for the congress.
The goal of ECP 2022 is to provide a forum in which the wealth of research findings, professional practices and theories in the field of psychology can be reviewed in light of the opportunities, but also the responsibilities that psychology has as a hub science in contemporary society. Given our diverse cultural backgrounds, the lack of social and economic security, the climate crisis, and the mental health issues recently brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, psychology's contributions to society have never been more important.
The ECP 2022 will provide a stimulating venue for discussing current trends and cutting-edge research, as well as advances in different domains of psychology and related disciplines. We therefore encourage submissions that tackle the ECP’s 2022 major theme “Psychology as a Hub Science” from different angles. Nonetheless, submissions on other topics are also welcome, with sessions on a variety of interdisciplinary and theoretical perspectives planned.
The ECP 2022 offers delegates the opportunity to submit research findings or professional experiences from the field in different formats: symposia, thematic sessions (papers), poster presentations, workshops, and pro et contra debates. In order to create coherent sessions and a grouping of similar papers, authors are asked to choose a thematic track that best describes and most closely matches the content of their abstract(s).
All of the authors submitting an abstract should read the submission guidelines before submitting an abstract. Abstracts accepted for presentation will be published in the conference proceedings and the special edition of the Slovenian online journal Horizons of Psychology prior to the ECP 2022.
We look forward to receiving your abstracts and seeing you in Ljubljana in 2022.
With best regards,
Mojca Juriševič
Chair of the Scientific Programme Committee
Dear colleagues
It is with great pleasure that we look forward to the 17th European Congress of Psychology in Ljubljana in 2022.
Our European Congresses create opportunities for conversation, reflection, and learning. They offer new insights and skills in a collegial and appreciative community. For us as Psychologists, this 17th European Congress of Psychology is an occasion to reflect on our professional competences also in dialogue with other sciences and professions.
Diverse changes bring special challenges for Psychology. This has just been made clear once again by the time of the pandemic. And the concern for people's lives in freedom and self-determination, as well as the concern for sustainable development, drives us on, also for the time when the pandemic should be over. Psychology is manifold, and with this diversity it offers great possibilities to meet individual problems and societal challenges.
Psychological theory and practice also reflect the skills of other sciences and professions. The strength of Psychology as a hub science is always a challenge, but also an obligation. The immense challenges facing society demand that we build bridges to other sciences and professions and cooperate intensively with them.
We all want to use our knowledge and skills in dialogue with other sciences and in cooperation with other professions to help. ECP 2022 invites us to reflect our strengths, to develop our competencies, and to strengthen our identity. This Congress is the best place to celebrate unity of Psychology and to develop its richness in dialogue with other sciences and professions. Psychology helps to connect, especially at the ECP 2022 in Ljubljana!
Prof. Dr. Christoph Steinebach
EFPA President
Up to date information is available here: https://reopen.europa.eu/en/map/SVN/7011.
Update 29 June 2022
In Slovenia, the 'EU Digital COVID Certificate' is no longer required to access public spaces including cultural, leisure and sports facilities, tourist accommodations, restaurants and bars, and large and indoor venues and events.