July 24-29, 2016 YOKOHAMA, JAPAN 2Nd Announcement Call for Abstracts

(Version 7: updated in July, 2015) 31st International Congress of Psychology Congress Theme Diversity in Harmony : Insights from Psychology

July 24-29, 2016 YOKOHAMA, JAPAN 2nd Announcement Call for Abstracts

http://www.icp2016.jp/ July 24-29, 2016 YOKOHAMA, JAPAN 2nd Announcement Call for Abstracts

2 31st International Congress of Psychology July 24-29, 2016 YOKOHAMA, JAPAN http://www.icp2016.jp/ Table of Contents

■ Important Dates・・・・・・4

■ Invitations ・・・・・・5

■ Organization ・・・・・・7

■ Preliminary Scientific Program ・・・・・・9

■ Call for Abstracts ・・・・・・13

■ Emerging Psychologists’ Program ・・・・・・14

■ Congress Information ・・・・・・15

■ Social Program ・・・・・・19

■ Congress Registration ・・・・・・22

31st International Congress of Psychology July 24-29, 2016 YOKOHAMA, JAPAN http://www.icp2016.jp/ 3 Important Dates

Important Dates for ICP2016

September 1 2014 Opening for abstract submissions for EARLY REVIEW*

May 1 2015 Deadline for abstract submissions for EARLY REVIEW*

Opening for all abstract submissions and congress July 1 2015 registrations Deadline for abstract submissions for symposium September 1 2015 organizers** Deadline for abstract submissions for oral, poster, and December 1 2015 symposium presenters** and 1st deadline for reduced registration fee***

May 1 2016 2nd deadline for reduced registration fee***

July 24 2016 The 31st ICP opening ceremony

The 31st ICP closing ceremony & handover to the 32nd July 29 2016 ICP

* EARLY REVIEW is for those who need feedback on abstract acceptance in order to apply for funding at their home institution in advance. Please note no funding is available from ICP2016. Feedback on abstract acceptance for EARLY REVIEW will be sent by July 15, 2015. Please see Call for Abstracts (p. 13). ** Feedback on abstract acceptance for symposium organizers will be sent by October 31, 2015. Feedback on abstract acceptance for oral/poster presenters and symposium speakers will be sent by February 29, 2016. Please see Call for Abstracts (p. 13). *** Please see Congress Registration (p. 22).

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Invitation from the ICP2016 President The world of psychology will gather in Yokohama, Japan from July 24 to 29, 2016, for the 31st International Congress of Psychology (ICP), held under the auspices of the International Union of Psychological Science. ICP2016 welcomes researchers and practitioners in all areas of psychology and related disciplines to meet in the dynamic city of Yokohama. Psychology is an ever-evolving field of science. While many disciplines such as physics, chemistry, and biology study the workings of the natural universe, it is Kazuo Shigemasu primarily psychology that studies the human mind. Thus, psychology unsurprisingly comprises diverse areas and includes researchers in different areas who employ different terminology and methodology. The ICP, as the largest conference in psychology, provides psychologists not only an unparalleled opportunity to share their most recent findings in their own specializations but also a valuable opportunity to be exposed to current stimulating developments in other related areas. “Diversity in Harmony” is the theme of our Congress, expressing our hope that psychology will develop further in diverse directions while contributing harmonious solutions to the problems facing contemporary society. Japan reflects diversity and harmony not only by bridging Eastern and Western cultures but also in its unique history, which has experienced the integration of tradition and modernity, the aging and young, and the humanistic and scientific. This is the third time that the ICP has been held in Asia: the first was in Tokyo in 1972 and the second in Beijing in 2008. The Japanese psychology community appreciates this second opportunity to facilitate the further development of psychology all over the world. The Japanese Psychological Association (JPA), the host of ICP2016, has the full support of the Japanese Union of Psychological Associations (JUPA), comprising 49 associations. In addition, as many as 29 academic associations in psychology and 16 academic associations in related disciplines have already agreed to cosponsor ICP2016. I hope that all of you will come to Yokohama in 2016 to present your new ideas and research findings and have face-to-face discussions with fellow psychologists from throughout the world. There are other reasons you should visit Yokohama: it is Japan’s second largest city, less than one hour by train from Tokyo, and surrounded by many historic and beautiful sites. If you find time to travel around Japan before or after the Congress, you will be able to appreciate the amazing natural scenery of the Japanese countryside and experience the exciting cultural changes in the big cities, as well as experience Japanese hospitality (omotenashi) everywhere. I am looking forward to seeing you in Yokohama in 2016. Kazuo Shigemasu President, ICP2016 Organizing Committee

31st International Congress of Psychology July 24-29, 2016 YOKOHAMA, JAPAN http://www.icp2016.jp/ 5 Invitations

Message from the IUPsyS President The International Congress of Psychology has a distinguished history dating back to the first ICP, held in Paris in 1889. Now held every four years, ICP brings together scientists, practitioners, students, and other professionals interested in behavior under the aegis of the International Union of Psychological Science (IUPsyS), which represents over 80 countries and 20 affiliate members. IUPsyS is the voice of international psychology, and ICP is the flagship event in international psychology. Saths Cooper The last ICP, held in Cape Town in July 2012, attracted psychologists from 103 countries, with seven of the 30 parallel sessions comprising invited presentations that represented the cutting-edge of psychological science and its applications across the globe. International Congresses are an unforgettable learning and networking experience for academics, practitioners, and students of psychology and should not be missed. ICP2016 in Yokohama, which borders Tokyo, promises to be an exhilarating event that will certainly affect all of us as we extend the frontiers of psychology to ensure that its benefits are felt in all our societies. You are cordially invited to participate in a stimulating scientific and social program that our Japanese hosts are planning to ensure that this will be a memorable ICP. I urge you to submit an abstract to present your work at ICP2016, inform your colleagues, and bring your family and friends to an ICP that is set to break all the records in international psychology. I look forward to meeting you in Yokohama in July 2016. Saths Cooper President, IUPsyS

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International Advisory Board Sonoko Kuwano Chair, Japan Hiroshi Azuma Japan Birgitta Berglund Sweden Hoon-Seok Choi South Korea Michel Denis France Peter Frensch Germany Maria Regina M. Hechanova Philippines Hiroshi Imada Japan Rozmi Ismail Malaysia Cigdem Kagitcibasi Turkey Annette Karmiloff-Smith UK Roberta Klatzky USA Silvia Koller Brazil Elizabeth Nair Singapore Lars-Goeran Nilsson Sweden Bruce Overmier USA Janak Pandey India Michael Posner USA Jose M. Prieto Spain Urip Purwono Indonesia Cheryl de la Rey South Africa Pierre Ritchie Canada August Schick Germany Emery Schubert Australia Peter K. Smith UK Kan Zhang China Executive Committee Kazuo Shigemasu President Sonoko Kuwano Vice President Takao Sato Vice President, Chair of Promotion Masataka Watanabe Secretary General Tetsuro Matsuzawa Chair of Scientific Program Yuji Hakoda Vice Chair of Scientific Program Makiko Naka Vice Chair of Scientific Program, Chair of Emergent Psychologist/Scholar Tatsuya Kameda Vice Chair of Scientific Program Toshihiko Hinobayashi Chair of Finance Toshikazu Hasegawa Chair of Fund-raising Jiro Gyoba Chair of Publicity Akiyoshi Kitaoka Vice Chair of Publicity Kazuhisa Takemura Vice Chair of Publicity Kyoko Noguchi Chair of Local Host Kiyoshi Ando Vice Chair of Local Host Koji Takenaka Vice Chair of Local Host Masuo Koyasu Executive Committee Atsuko Suzuki Japanese Psychological Association Rainer K. Silbereisen IUPsyS Liaison

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Organizing Committee Ikuo Daibo Kiyotaka Miyazaki Sumi Shigeno Toshihiko Endo Kazuo Mori Shinsuke Shimojo Kazuo Fujita Kazunori Morikawa Haruhiko Shimoyama Hiromi Fukada Yuji Moro Toshiaki Shirai Tatsuya Hirai Isamu Motoyoshi Tomoko Sugimura Satoshi Hirata Ikuya Murakami Hiroko Sugiwaka Masayoshi Hironaka Koji Murata Naoko Sugiyama Akihisa Hirota Sadahiko Nakajima Masao Suzuki Takahiro Hoshino Makoto Nakamura Naoto Suzuki Shinichi Ichikawa Koichi Negayama Masao Tachibana Ken’ichi Ikeda Yoshiaki Nihei Gentaro Taga Hisato Imai Shin’ya Nishida Yoshio Takane Mutsumi Imai Shinobu Nomura Shinmasa Tanaka Hiroshi Imamizu Sonoko Ogawa Masabumi Tokoro Shoji Itakura Toshiki Ogawa Masaki Tomonaga Yuji Itoh Ken-ichi Ohbuchi Akira Tsuda Yukio Itsukushima Hideki Ohira Takashi Tsukiura Masako Jitsumori Takashi Ohshima Mitsuyo Tsuru Miyuki Kamachi Hiroto Okouchi Ken-ichiro Tsutsui Minoru Karasawa Mariko Osaka Nobuko Uchida Hitoshi Kasai Naoyuki Osaka Yasuhiro Ujiie Jun-ichiro Kawahara Jun Saiki Katsumi Watanabe Nobuyuki Kawai Hirofumi Saito Shigeru Watanabe Toshio Kawai Satoru Saito Takeo Watanabe Shinobu Kitayama Masamichi Sakagami Hiroshi Yamada Kazuko Kosaka Takayuki Sakagami Toshio Yamagishi Hidefumi Kotani Shinji Sakamoto Masami K. Yamaguchi Takashi Kusumi Yuji Sakano Shoji Yamaguchi Tomoko Kuwabara Shogo Sakata Susumu Yamaguchi Takahiko Masuda Kenzo Sakurai Jun-ichi Yamamoto Mie Matsui Tatsuya Sato Keizaburo Yamaya Makiko Mikuni Yoko Sawamiya Kazuhiko Yokosawa Takao Minami Kaoru Sekiyama Masao Yokota Naomi Miyake Atsushi Senju Sakiko Yoshikawa

8 31st International Congress of Psychology July 24-29, 2016 YOKOHAMA, JAPAN http://www.icp2016.jp/ Preliminary Scientifi c Program

Congress Theme: Diversity in Harmony: Insights from Psychology Today, diversity in our world can be seen as both problematic and beneficial. For example, there is diversity related to ethnicity and culture and to physical attributes and health. There is also diversity among the various domains of the field of psychology. The term harmony is derived from Greek words meaning “joint, agreement, concord” and “to fit together, to join,” and is most often used in music to indicate different tones that together make a more pleasing or striking sound. This concept of “living together,” of many diverse constituent parts coexisting in accord forms the basis of ICP2016.

IUPsyS Presidential Address Are Psychology and Human Rights Compatible?

Saths Cooper South Africa

IUPsyS Presidential Symposium International Psychology and Asia

Saths Cooper South Africa

IUPsyS Secretary General’s Symposium ICD-11 Mental and Behavioural Disorders: Innovations, Improvements, and Implementation

Ann Watts South Africa

ICP2016 Diversity in Harmony Symposia 1. Disaster Prevention and Mitigation: Organized by Takao Sato 2. New Horizons in Cognitive Neuroscience: Organized by Masataka Watanabe 3. Evolutionary Perspectives in Psychology: Organized by Masaki Tomonaga 4. Law and Psychology: Organized by Makiko Naka 5. Psychological Research in ICT and Media Art: Organized by Hiroshi Harashima Controversial Debates Controversial debates will focus on topics that excite tremendous interest in the psychology community. The debates will be chaired by leading psychologists.

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Keynote Addresses Ralph Adolphs USA Joshua Greene USA Minoru Asada Japan Reid Hastie USA Ray Bull UK Hiroshi Ishiguro Japan Josep Call Germany Shinobu Kitayama USA Colin F. Camerer USA Elizabeth Loftus USA Fanny M. Cheung Hong Kong Ann Masten USA Martin Conway UK Michael Meaney Canada Carsten de Dreu The Netherlands Mario Mikulincer Israel Frans B. M. de Waal USA Richard G. M. Morris UK Diana Deutsch USA Carol Ryﬀ USA Maria Eduarda Duarte Portugal Wolfram Schultz UK Jacquelynne Eccles USA Gün Semin The Netherlands Nancy Eisenberg USA Rainer K. Silbereisen Germany Michele Gelfand USA Andrew Whiten UK Jane Goodall UK Semir Zeki UK (To be updated at www.icp2016.jp) Invited Addresses Andrea Abele-Brehm Germany Shigeru Haga Japan Dominic Abrams UK Shihui Han China Annarilla Ahtola Finland Christian Heslon France Hiroshi Ashida Japan Heinz Holling Germany Angel Barrasa Spain Etsuo Horikawa Japan Guillermo Bernal Puerto Rico Takahiro Hoshino Japan Allan B I Bernardo China Olivier Houdé France Larry E. Beutler USA Jan De Houwer Belgium Aaron P. Blaisdell USA Fumihiko Imamura Japan James H. Bray USA Toshiyuki Inagaki Japan Regina Helena de Freitas Campos Brazil Yukio Itsukushima Japan Raymond Chan China Luo Jing China Sheung-Tak Cheng Hong Kong Yoshihisa Kashima Australia Joan Chrisler USA Ryuta Kawashima Japan Anne Christophe France Barry Keane UK Yann Coello France Laurence J. Kirmayer Canada Elisabetta Crocetti The Netherlands Akiyoshi Kitaoka Japan Jody Culham Canada Hugo Alberto Klappenbach Argentina J. P. Das Canada Ariel Knafo Israel Alice Eagly USA Günther Knoblich Hungary Thomas Elbert Germany Régine Kolinsky Belgium Eich Eric Canada Yasunori Kotani Japan Ruth Feldman Israel Lilavati Krishnan India Mary Florentine USA Robert F. Krueger USA Machiko Fukuhara Japan Kevin Ladd USA Shaun Gallagher USA Nadezhda Lebedeva Russia María Paz García-Vera Spain Christopher Lee Australia Esther Greenglass Canada Dmitry Leontiev Russia Allan Guggenbühl Switzerland Justin D. Levinson USA Yukio Gunji Japan Victoria Lewis UK Claudia Haase USA Ometha Lewis-Jack USA El-Mostafa Haddiya Morocco Christian Lorenzi France

10 31st International Congress of Psychology July 24-29, 2016 YOKOHAMA, JAPAN http://www.icp2016.jp/ Preliminary Scientifi c Program

Ludwig Lowenstein UK Katariina Salmela-Aro Finland Jeanne Marecek USA Christina Salmivalli Finland Jürgen Margraf Germany Wilmar Bernardus Schaufeli Netherlands Gerald Matthews USA Silvia Schneider Germany Ellen Matthies Germany Knut Schnell Germany Ilan H. Meyer USA Mohamed Seedat South Africa Ken'ichi Miyazaki Japan Andrzej Sekowski Poland Tetsuo Naito Japan Jenny Lukito Setiawan Indonesia Seiichiro Namba Japan Sabine Sonnentag Germany Guerda Nicholas USA Henderikus Stam Canada Ara Norenzayan Canada Maes Stan The Netherlands Georg Northoﬀ Canada Nafi ul Hasan Sufi Bangladesh Oznur Oncul Turkey Nebi Sumer Turkey Philippe Peigneux Belgium Susan Swithers USA Jose-Maria Peiro Spain Peter F. Titzmann Switzerland Basil Pillay South Africa Jaan Valsiner Denmark Eric M. Plakun USA Michael Wessells USA Kyriacos Platrites Cyprus Jeremy Wolfe USA Jose M. Prieto Spain Masao Yokota Japan Angela V. Regala Philippines Vincent Yzerbyt Belgium María Cristina Richaud Argentina Waikaremoana Waitoki New Zealand Bernadette Rogé France Xiaoping Zhou China Nestor Daniel Roselli Argentina Wen Zhou China Andrew G. Ryder Canada Liqi Zhu China Tamotsu Sakaki Japan Xinian Zuo China (To be updated at www.icp2016.jp) Invited Symposia Tsuneyuki Abe Japan Yoshimi Itou Japan Tomoko Ajima Japan Takefumi Kikusui & Toshikazu Hasegawa Japan Kiyoshi Ando & Kako Inoue Japan Osamu Kitayama Japan Malika Auvray France Tetsuya Kono Japan Larry E. Beutler USA Sílvia H. Koller Brazil Grégoire Borst France Fusako Koshikawa Japan Lisa Bortolotti UK Mikiko Kubota Japan Valerie Camos Switzerland Sonoko Kuwano & Masanobu Miura Japan Stuart Carr New Zealand Michael P. Leiter Canada Sergio Dias Cirino Brazil Viviana Lemos Argentina Simon Crowe Australia Bruce McCandliss USA Michel Denis France Belén Mesurado Argentina Rita Dudley-Grant USA Hiroyuki Moritani & Eiko Yamagami Japan Ulrich W. Ebner-Priemer Germany Yukiko Muramoto Japan Mary Florentine USA Takashi Muto Japan Machiko Fukuhara & Allen E. Ivey Japan Noriyuki Nagafuna Japan Gerd Gigerenzer & Niklas Keller Germany Sadhana Avinash Natu India Etsuko Harada Japan Yoshiyuki Nishio Japan Charles Harb Lebanon Laura Nota & Jerome Rossier Italy, Switzerland Satoshi Hirata Japan Tomoki Ohashi Japan Kazuo Hongo Japan Kazuko Okamura Japan Etsuko Hoshino Japan François Osiurak France Zhi-Jin Hou China Jose M. Prieto Spain Makoto Itou Japan Kazumi Renge Japan

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Gina Rossi Belgium Damodar Suar India Tamotsu Sakaki Japan Anwarul Hasan Sufi Bangladesh Shogo Sakata Japan Kenichi Suzuki Japan Jun Sasaki Japan Tomone Takahashi & Mark J. Davis Japan, Australia Kosuke Sawa Japan Kenichi Takase Japan Masato Sawada Japan Kazuhisa Takemura Japan Urte Scholz Switzerland Kanako Taku USA Natalie Sebanz Hungary Ava D. Thompson Bahamas Kaoru Sekiyama Japan Martin Tomasik Switzerland Rainer K. Silbereisen Germany Akira Tsuda Japan Purnima Singh India Barbara Tversky USA Peter K. Smith UK Jaan Valsiner Denmark Narayanan Srinivasan India Waikaremoana Waitoki New Zealand Elsbeth Stern Switzerland Juergen Wegge Germany Stephan Stich & Edouard Machery USA Piyanjali de Zoysa Sri Lanka Ursula Stockhorst & Peter Kirsch Germany (To be updated at www.icp2016.jp)

Topic Category List 1. Aggression and Prosocial Behavior 33. History of Psychology 2. Aging 34. Human Relationships 3. Arts 35. Industrial and Organizational Psychology 4. Behavioral Psychology 36. Language 5. Clinical Psychology 37. Learning 6. Cognition 38. Media and Psychology 7. Cognitive Robotics 39. Methodology and Statistics 8. Communication 40. Music Psychology 9. Community Psychology 41. Neuropsychology 10. Comparative Cognition 42. Neuroscience 11. Counseling and Psychotherapeutic Interventions 43. Peace 12. Crime and Delinquency 44. Personality 13. Culture 45. Pharmacological Eﬀ ects 14. Decision Making 46. Political Psychology 15. Development 47. Poverty 16. Developmental Disorders 48. Psychobiology 17. Diversity 49. Psychological Assessment 18. Ecological Contexts 50. Psychology of Disaster 19. Economic 51. Psychology of Religion and Spirituality 20. Educational and School Psychology 52. Psychometrics 21. Emotion 53. Race and Ethnicity 22. Environmental Psychology 54. Sexuality, LGBTI 23. Ethics 55. Sensation and Perception 24. Evolutionary Psychology 56. Sleep Psychology 25. Family and Community 57. Social Brain 26. Forensic Psychology and Law 58. Social Psychology 27. Gender and Sexuality 59. Sport and Exercise Psychology 28. Gene and Behavior / Epigenetics 60. Sustainable Development 29. General 61. Teaching Psychology 30. Globalization 62. Theoretical Frameworks of Psychology 31. Harassment and Trauma 63. Traﬃ c Psychology 32. Health Psychology

12 31st International Congress of Psychology July 24-29, 2016 YOKOHAMA, JAPAN http://www.icp2016.jp/ Call for Abstracts

General Guidelines The main theme of ICP2016 is “Diversity in Harmony: Insights from Psychology.” There are a wide range of topics on the topic category list, which will allow attendees to receive insights into diverse research fields, methods, and applications. Please see the IMPORTANT DATES shown below and be sure to submit your research before the deadline.* The presentation formats are oral presentations, poster presentations, and contributed symposia. ● Oral presentations: individual or co-authored paper. The duration of an oral presentation is 15 minutes, including discussion time. ● Poster presentations: individual or co-authored poster. The size of a poster should be no more than 200 cm (height) x 90 cm (width). ● Contributed symposia: ○ Should consist of three to five presentations, plus a discussion on a specific topic ○ Speakers of a symposium should be from at least two different countries in terms of their affiliated universities/institutes ○ Duration of a contributed symposium is 90 minutes The organizer of a contributed symposium should first submit a proposal in the form of an abstract describing the purpose and structure of the symposium through the ICP2016 registration page (opening on July 1, 2015). The deadline for symposium abstract submission is September 1, 2015. If accepted, the organizer will receive a “symposium key”. The organizer must then inform all symposium speakers of the symposium key. Each speaker should then submit an abstract for review using the symposium key through the ICP2016 registration page. The deadline for submission of speakers’ abstracts is December 1, 2015. The organizer is responsible for fulfilling the requirements for a symposium as described above. Submission guidelines ● Word limit for presentation titles is 30 words (in English). ● Word limit for abstracts is 150 words (in English). ● For presentations on empirical studies, data collection and all analyses must be completed prior to submission. ● If English is not the authors’ first language, we recommend that the abstract is checked by somebody who is fluent in English prior to submission. ● Abstracts cannot be modified once they have been submitted. Request from the Scientific Program Committee ● The total number of presentations per participant as a first presenter should be no more than two, including any combination of oral presentations, poster presentations, and symposia. ● We will try to comply with the authors’ preferred presentation method (oral or poster), but due to venue capacity, we may advise some authors to change the form of presentation (e.g., from oral to poster). ● People whose abstracts are not accepted and who wish to cancel their attendance will be fully refunded if they directly declare their intention to the ICP2016 office by email within a month after receiving notification. IMPORTANT DATES for submission of abstracts ● September 1, 2014: Abstract Submission for EARLY REVIEW opens. ● May 1 (no later than 24:00 Japan Standard Time), 2015: Deadline for abstract submission for EARLY REVIEW* (Closed) ● July 1, 2015: Opening for all abstract submissions (and congress registrations) ● September 1 (no later than 24:00 Japan Standard Time), 2015: Deadline for contributed symposium abstracts (symposium proposals) ● December 1 (no later than 24:00 Japan Standard Time), 2015: Deadline for all abstract submissions** * No funding is available from ICP2016. ** Feedback on abstract acceptance for symposium organizers will be sent by October 31, 2015. Feedback on abstract acceptance for oral/ poster presenters and symposium speakers will be sent by February 29, 2016. Please note that we cannot accommodate individual scheduling requests. Guidelines for Invited Speakers ● Keynote/Invited addresses: individual or co-authored paper. The duration of keynote and invited addresses is 40 minutes, including discussion time. Deadline for speakers’ abstract submission is December 1, 2015 (no later than 24:00 Japan Standard Time). ● Invited symposia ○ Consists of three to five presentations, plus a discussion on a specific topic ○ Speakers of a symposium should be from at least two different countries in terms of affiliation; ○ Duration of an invited symposium is 120 minutes. The organizer of an invited symposium first submits an abstract describing the purpose and structure of the symposium through the ICP2016 registration page (opening on July 1, 2015), and receives a “symposium key”. The organizer must inform all symposium speakers of the key. Deadline for the symposium abstract submission is September 1, 2015 (no later than 24:00 Japan Standard Time). Each speaker will then submit each abstract using the key through the ICP2016 registration page. Deadline for speakers’ abstract submission is December 1, 2015 (no later than 24:00 Japan Standard Time). The organizer is responsible for fulfilling the requirements for a symposium as described above. Notes on abstract word limit ● 30 words in English for presentation title; ● 150 words in English for abstract.

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To support the next generation of psychologists, we offer an opportunity for young scientists in psychology from various countries to meet and work together on topics of joint interest.

What is the EPP about? The aims of the EPP are to help emerging psychologists explore the world of psychology and make progress in their research.

Who is eligible to apply for the EPP? Those who are working on a PhD thesis or are on a postdoctoral fellowship and want to become leading scholars in psychology. We will post an application form on our website before May 1, 2015. Those who are selected will have at least a part of their registration fee or accommodation fee subsidized, so do not miss out.

What do EPs do in the EPP? We are offering during- and after-congress programs. During-congress Program At ICP2016, each participant will present a paper in a symposium. We are also going to offer EPs seminars and meetings such as ‘How to succeed in finding a job/obtaining a research grant/ publishing a paper’, ‘Meeting with editors’, ‘Getting to know the various fields in which psychology is used’, and so on. Post-congress Program After ICP2016, EPs are welcome to attend activities such as visits to universities/institutes in the vicinity and to interact with Japanese students. EPs are strongly encouraged to keep in touch with other EPs and mentors, which will help their career development.

How to apply to become an EPs Please read the information on the ICP2016 website.

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Congress Venue Pacifico Yokohama 1-1-1, Minato Mirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Japan Tel: +81-45-221-2155 http://www.pacifico.co.jp/english/index.html

Pacifico Yokohama is one of Japan’s most distinguished convention centers. It is located on the waterfront of Yokohama Bay, directly facing the waterside with a great harbor view. It consists of the National Convention Hall, the Conference Center, the Exhibition Hall, and hotels. All buildings are designed in marine and nature motifs such as shapes of waves and wind. People can relax as fresh breezes blow in off the ocean.

Exhibitions

The Exhibition Hall of Pacifico Yokohama will hold a variety of exhibitions, such as psychological literature, experimental equipment, and test materials. Potential exhibitors are requested to contact the ICP2016 office.

Congress Website

Please visit our website (http://www.icp2016.jp/) for the latest information on the Congress. All relevant information (registration, abstract submission, poster format, accommodation, travel & sightseeing) is available online.

Congress Language

English (some events will be held in Japanese)

Congress Program and Abstracts

The Congress Program and Abstracts will be available on the website (http://www.icp2016.jp/) prior to the Congress. Participants will receive a copy of the Final Program with Congress material on site.

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Congress Proceedings

A specially edited volume of the Congress Proceedings will be published as a compilation of selected presentations. Participants can obtain the special congress discount by selecting the Congress proceedings when registering for the Congress.

Letter of Invitation

If you require an invitation letter for attending ICP2016, the organizing committee will provide this letter. Please send a request by e-mail to the organizing committee ([email protected]) informing them of your full name, affiliation, e-mail address and telephone number.

If you require an invitation letter including information about the presentation title, the organization committee will provide this letter after you have registered for the congress and completed payment of the registration fee. Please send a request by e-mail to the organizing committee ([email protected]) informing them of your full name and registration ID.

The invitation letter will then be sent by return e-mail.

Certificate of Attendance

A “Certificate of Attendance” will be provided to all participants at the registration desk in PACIFICO Yokohama (Congress Venue).

A “Certificate of Presentation” will be provided upon request after your presentation in the venue.

Visa

All participants entering Japan must have a valid passport. In addition, participants coming from certain countries must have a visa issued by a Japanese embassy/consulate in their country. Please check visa requirements on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan (http:// www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/visa/index.html). ‘Documents from Japan’ must be prepared before any visa application is made to a Japanese embassy/consulate. Those documents can be obtained from the Congress Office upon request via email ([email protected]). Please note that we are only able to issue required documents for visa application to participants who has completed the registration and full payment of the registration fee ([email protected]).

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Insurance

The Congress fee does not include insurance. Participants should determine their own insurance needs.

Participants with Special Needs

All facilities at Pacifico Yokohama (elevators, slopes, toilets, seating spaces, vending machines, and parking lots) are accessible by wheelchair.

Accommodation

The Japan Travel Bureau (JTB) is officially appointed as the agent for accommodation. Congress participants are assured of a range of quality hotels and other accommodation at reasonable prices, which have been secured by JTB. A list of such accommodation will be available on our website during 2015 and will be constantly updated until the Congress. The website will also recommend some budget hotels that can be booked online. For more information, please visit our website.

Travel

Most airline networks fly to Japan. Tokyo has two convenient international airports (Narita and Haneda) that offer frequent limousine buses and trains to Yokohama. There will also be a Tours and Travel Desk at the Congress to cater to participants’ needs.

Currency

Japan uses the Yen (JPY: ¥). Foreign currency may be changed at airports, hotels, and banks. Card withdrawals can also be made at numerous ATMs, although not all ATMs accept foreign cards. Credit cards (Visa, Master, Diners, and Amex) are widely accepted in shops and restaurants.

Weather

July is hot and humid in Yokohama. The average high and low temperatures are 29°C/84°F and 22°C/72°F. However, the Congress site is well air conditioned. Also, when it becomes cool in the evening, you can take a bay cruise or enjoy a grand fireworks display.

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City of Yokohama

Yokohama is Japan’s second largest city and the capital of Kanagawa Prefecture. It is known for its international atmosphere thanks to its unique history as Japan’s first “treaty port.” Towards the end of the Edo Period (1603-1867), during which Japan maintained a policy of self-isolation, Yokohama’s port was one of the first to be opened to foreign trade in 1859. Yokohama’s cityscape is a fusion of lush nature and modern urbanism that provides ample opportunities to experience traditional culture, various cuisines, and diverse entertainment. Yokohama is truly a tourist city full of resources and attractions that offers easy access to Tokyo (only 30 min by train).

Narita International Tokyo Airport

Haneda Tokyo Yokohama International Airport

Satellite Conferences

Various satellite conferences are being planned around ICP2016. A list of satellite conferences will be available on our website in 2015 and will be constantly updated. The annual meeting of the Japanese Neuroscience Society (JNS) will be held just before ICP2016 (July 19-22, 2016) in Pacifico Yokohama. Some joint programs are scheduled to be held in both the JNS meeting and ICP2016.

18 31st International Congress of Psychology July 24-29, 2016 YOKOHAMA, JAPAN http://www.icp2016.jp/ Social Program

The Organizing Committee will set up a special events program for ICP2016. Scientific and educational visits and optional tours will offer excellent opportunities for the participants to experience some of Japan’s outstanding artistic and historical highlights.

Social Events

Sunday, July 24 Opening Ceremony (National Convention Hall) Welcome Reception (Marine Lobby) [Included in the registration fee] Tuesday, July 26 Invitation Dinner for Invited Speakers Wednesday, July 27 Congress Dinner & Cultural Night Dinner, dance, Japanese style unique attractions and Japanese cultural programs also available. [Optional] Friday, July 29 Closing Ceremony & Hand Over (Main Hall)

Cultural Programs

*Japanese Culture: Kimono wearing, Japanese harp performance, tea ceremony, flower arrangement, origami classes, kabuki theatre, etc. *Zen meditation practice: Introductory Zazen session in English *National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation *Nissan Motor Corporation & Nissan Engine Museum *Educational site visit: Nursery schools and kindergartens, Homes for the elderly

More information is available at www.icp2016.jp

Optional Tours

*Cruises: Cruises to see Yokohama with lunch, tea, and dinner *One-day excursions: Yokohama, Kamakura, Tokyo, Asakusa, Akihabara, Harajuku, Hakone & Mt. Fuji, Tokyo Disney Resort, Animation Museum, etc. *Post Congress tours: Kyoto, Nara, Nikko, Hiraizumi, etc.

More information is available at www.icp2016.jp

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Japanese Culture Programs

Flower Arrangement Tea Ceremony

Origami Classes Kimono Wearing

Japanese Harp Performance Zazen

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31st International Congress of Psychology July 24-29, 2016 YOKOHAMA, JAPAN http://www.icp2016.jp/ 21 Congress Registration

Registration Fee Payment received By Dec 1, 2015 By April 30, 2016 After May 1, 2016 CategoryⅠ * JPY50,000 JPY55,000 JPY60,000 Category Ⅱ * JPY45,000 JPY48,000 JPY51,000 Category Ⅲ * JPY40,000 JPY43,000 JPY46,000 Students CategoryⅠ ** JPY16,000 JPY22,000 JPY24,000 Students Category Ⅱ ** JPY13,000 JPY15,000 JPY17,000 Students Category Ⅲ ** JPY8,000 JPY10,000 JPY12,000

Optional Fee Fee Accompanying Persons *** JPY5,000 Banquet (Seated) JPY10,000 *On a first-come-first-served basis (Up to 600 participants) Banquet (Standing) JPY3,000 *On a first-come-first-served basis (Up to 400 participants)

All deadline dates are in Japan Standard Time (JST). All registration fees are in Japanese Yen (JPY: ¥). To view the current foreign exchange rate, please visit www.x- rates.com. *The list of countries eligible for fee reduction will be available on the website www.icp2016.jp. CategoryⅠ ： High Income Countries Category Ⅱ ： Medium Income Countries Category Ⅲ ： All Other Countries ** Students must be full time & confirmation of status from a supervisor or department head must accompany the registration. *** Accompanying person is limited to delegate’s family member only. Registration fee for participants & students includes ・ Admission to all scientific sessions ・ Admission to the Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception on Sunday, July 24, 2016 ・ Congress material, delegate bag, etc. ・ Admission to the Closing Ceremony on Friday, July 29, 2016 Registration fee for accompanying persons includes ・ Admission to the Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception on Sunday, July 24, 2016 ・ Admission to the Closing Ceremony on Friday, July 29, 2016

Online Registration Please register online from ICP2016 Online Registration System. Registrations received after May 1, 2016 will be processed as on-site registrations. On-site Registration While on-site registration will be possible, it is recommended that participants register well in advance and take advantage of the fee reductions. On-site registration will be handled on a first-come, first-served basis. Allocation of a delegate bag cannot be guaranteed.

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Download Registration Confirmation On receipt of online registration and completion of payment, you could download your Registration Confirmation Sheet from ICP2016 Online Registration System. You will be required to bring the Registration Confirmation sheet with you in order to receive your badge. Payment Payment must be made in Japanese yen and can be made by one of the following methods: - Credit Card (VISA, MasterCard, Diners Club, AMEX or JCB) - Bank transfer: The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd. Shin-Marunouchi Branch 1-4-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 100-0005 Japan Tel: +81-3-3211-2473 Account Name: ICP2016 Account No.: (Ordinary Account): 3220688 SWIFT Code: BOTKJPJT * Any bank charges including the ones of paying banks or intermediary banks should be borne by the applicants. * If the remittance covers more than one person, please inform us of the name of each participant. * For the invoice, you could download it from ICP2016 Online Registration System after registration. * For the receipt, you could choose to get at the Congress counter or print out from ICP2016 Online Registration System when you have registration. * But please note that on-line registration with a credit card is faster and easier. Cancellation of Participation Notice of cancellation must be in writing and sent to the Registration Office. Following amount of refund will be applied depending on the date of notification by Fax or E-mail. Cancellation and Refunds: by December 31, 2015 * 75% of the registration fee (plus bank handling charges) between January 1 - March 1, 2016 50% of the registration fee (plus bank handling charges) after March 1, 2016 No refund * Please note that the Registration Office will close from December 29, 2015 until January 3, 2016 for year- end through New Year holidays. However, the cancellation will be based on the reached date of notification. All reply will be sent after January 4, 2014. * For bank transfer payment, a bank handling charge will be deducted from the amount of refund. * All refunds will be made after the Congress. List of Participants To encourage communication and collaboration amongst psychologists, participants will be given the opportunity to have their name, institution, city, and country included on the list of participants published on the congress website. A bulletin board will also available for use by participants in the congress registration area. Professional Congress Organizer Registration Office of ICP2016 c/o ICS Convention Design, Inc. Chiyoda Bldg., 1-5-18, Sarugakucho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-8449, Japan Tel: +81-3-3219-3600 Fax: +81-3-3219-3577 E-mail: icp2016_reg ics-inc.co.jp http://english.ics-inc.co.jp/

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