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ECP 2015 - Key Note Lectures
ECP 2015 - Key Note Lectures
Multi-cultural experiences and identities: psychological dynamics and consequences
Verónica Benet Martínez
Pompeu Fabra University - Barcelona
The organization of object knowledge in the brain: domains and attributes
Alfonso Caramazza
Trento University and Harvard University
Resistance to change in a world of change: unravelling our secret traumatic attachments
Felicity de Zulueta
King’s College London
Empowering coaching: the development, delivery and impact of a theory-based intervention to promote adaptive motivational climate
Joan Duda
University of Birmingham
Paying taxes in a climate of mutual cooperation
Erich Kirchler
University of Vienna
The influence of primed goals on organizational behavior
Gary P. Latham
University of Toronto
Towards stress-management technology: perspectives on measuring and enhancing the human life potential
Anna B. Leonova
Moscow State University
Language and social cognition
Anne Maass
University of Padova
Risk factors for dementia: an overview
Lars-Göran Nilsson
University of Stockholm
Frontiers of consumer neuroscience – studying the brain outside the lab
Thomas Zoëga Ramsøy
Neurons Inc, Copenhagen and Singularity University, NASA Ames Research Park, Mountain View
Action and intention understanding: the neural mechanisms
Giacomo Rizzolatti
University of Parma
How far can we get? A future perspective on diversity and collaboration in psychology
Robert A. Roe
Maastricht University
Risk Psychology
Christine Roland-Lévy
University of Reims
Family relationships: a long-lasting source of well-being
Eugenia Scabini
Catholic University of Milan
Health behaviour change
Ralf Schwarzer
Free University of Berlin
The vanishing effect of religious identity on personal values: a study of Protestantism, Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, Islam, Judaism, and non-affiliation
Shalom H. Schwartz
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Values and pro-environmental actions
Linda Steg
University of Groningen
Actual values and attitudes of Czech children
Lenka Šulová
Charles University in Prague
Self-regulation as organizing individual development in cultural context
Gisela Trommsdorff
University of Konstanz
Transforming Evil into Heroism
Philip G. Zimbardo
Stanford University