Guidelines for Abstract Submission

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The Deadline for Abstract Submission is Extended until March 31st, 2021 at 24:00 (Korea Standard Time, GMT+9).

Submission Policies

  • Individuals can submit up to three abstracts across all submission types (Single paper presentation, Symposium, Poster presentation) in any role as a presenting/first author and/or a speaker. There is no limitation in participation as discussant/panelist in a symposium and co-author in all submission types.
  • The presenting author should be a paid registrant of the conference.
  • Abstracts can only be submitted via the online abstract submission system (http://www.aasp2021seoul.org).
  • A document (a Word or PDF file) that includes the title(s), author(s), and abstract(s) of the presentation/s should be uploaded to the online submission system. For symposium submissions, Symposium Chair should integrate all presentations of the symposium into one document and upload it to the system.
  • To withdraw submitted abstracts, authors should contact AASP2021 Secretariat (aasp2021@gmail.com).

Submission Types

  • Single paper presentation: Single paper submissions allow the accepted authors to give approximately a 15-minute oral presentation of their research at the conference. The Academic Committee will review and group single paper submissions into symposia, each of which will include three to four presentations. Single paper submissions will also be considered for poster presentation unless authors opt not to.
  • Symposium: A symposium is a 70-min session (subject to change depending on the number of submissions) consisting of three to four individual presentations. One or two discussant(s) can also be included. Symposium Chair is encouraged to invite presenters from different institutions, and preferably from different nations. Should the submitted symposium is not accepted, participating authors can opt to be considered for single paper presentations and/or poster presentations.
  • Poster presentation: Poster presentations provide interactive discussion between presenters and attendees. Thus, authors should be present at the poster session during the designated time. Further details will be announced.

Guidelines for Symposium

To submit a symposium, you’ll need to enter the following information.

  • Symposium Title: A succinct title that describes the main topic of the symposium
  • Symposium Abstract (up to 500 words)
  • Titles and Abstracts for All Presentations (up to 250 words for each abstract)
  • Presenter Information
    • Chair (required): Name, Affiliation, Email address
    • Presenters 1, 2, 3, 4 (4th presenter is optional): Name, Affiliation, Email address
    • Discussants 1, 2 (Optional): Name, Affiliation, Email address
  • Research topic: Select two to five options from the topic list that best describe the main content of the symposium (see below)
  • Before submitting, Symposium Chair must check whether each presenter wishes to participate in a single paper and/or a poster presentation if the symposium is not accepted.

Guidelines for Single Paper and Poster Presentation

Proposals for single paper & poster presentation must include the following information.

  • Title: A succinct title that describes the main topic of research
  • Abstract (up to 250 words)
  • Author Information
    • Presenter (First author): Name, Affiliation, Email address
    • Corresponding author: Name, Affiliation, Email address
    • Co-author(s): Name, Affiliation
  • Research topic: Select two to five options from the topic list that best describe the main content of the symposium (see below)
Research Topics for Submission
1 Aggression 19 Motivation
2 Aging 20 Organizational Behavior
3 Attitudes/Persuasion 21 Personality/Individual Differences
4 Close Relationships 22 Political Psychology
5 Coaching/Counseling/Clinical Applications 23 Prosocial Behavior
6 Community Psychology 24 Psychology of Gender
7 Criminal Psychology 25 Psychology of Minority Groups
8 Cultural/Cross-cultural Psychology 26 Research Methods
9 Diversity 27 Self/Identity
10 Emotion 28 Social Cognition
11 Evolutionary Psychology 29 Social Influence
12 Group Processes 30 Social Issues
13 Intergroup Relations 31 Social Neuroscience
14 Law/Forensic Science 32 Social Status/Power
15 Measurement/Quantitative Psychology 33 Sports Psychology
16 Mental Health/Well-Being 34 Stereotypes/Prejudice/Discrimination
17 Military Psychology 35 Others
18 Moral Psychology - -