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Abstract Submission

 

CUHK

Congress Theme:
ISSP 60th Anniversary: Global Past, Present, and Future of Science and Practice in Sport, Exercise and Performance Psychology

 

List of Topics

  1. Psychological Performance Under Pressure
  2. Professional Development, Training, and Mentorship
  3. Psychophysiology
  4. Mental Health, Well-being, and Quality of Life
  5. Youth Development
  6. Motivation
  7. Mental Skills Training
  8. Team Dynamics, Leadership, and Organizational Psychology
  9. Psychology of Coaching
  10. Psychology of Injury, Prevention, Recovery, and Rehabilitation
  11. Harassment, Violence, and Safe sport
  12. Professional Ethics and Practice
  13. Career Development and Transitions
  14. Cognitive Functions
  15. Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Justice
  16. Global and Cultural Issues
  17. Ethics and Morality in Sport
  18. Innovative Methodologies
  19. Performance Psychology
  20. Social Psychology
  21. Technology in Exercise and Sport
  22. Exercise and Physical Activity Psychology Interventions
  23. Social and Environmental Influences of Exercise and Physical Activity
  24. Self-concept and Identity in Sport and Exercise

 

Abstract Submission Guidelines

 

General Information

  • The submitted abstracts must contain a title (maximum 20 words)
  • Maximum length should not exceed (see the Guidelines), APA format, including citations but without list of references (References, tables, or pictures cannot be included in the abstract)
  • The language of submissions and presentation is English. Please note that if English is not the author’s first language, we recommend that the abstract is checked by somebody who is fluent in English prior to submission (Language editing will not be provided)
  • The first author of an abstract is the presenter of this contribution at the ISSP 16th World Congress
  • As the first author, a maximum of three submissions is permitted (If you are both: the coordinator or discussant of a symposium and a presenting author therein this will be considered as one single submission)

 

Submission Process

  • Visit the designated online submission platform - ISSP 16th World Congress - Abstract Submission to submit your abstract.
  • Complete the first author’s contact details on the registration form.
  • Select your abstract as an attachment for submission.
  • Once you click "submit," no further changes or amendments are possible.

Remarks:

For abstract submission, the Host Organiser needs to collect the first author's contact details. It is guaranteed that all the information provided will be used solely for correspondence regarding the abstract submission. The data will be stored for no other purpose and will not be used in any other way.

 

Presentation Type

There are four types of presentations in the ISSP 16th World Congress:

  • Symposium (3-4 individual presentations) (60 minutes)
  • Poster
  • Workshop (60 minutes)
  • Panel Discussion  (60 minutes)

 

Symposium Abstract


Symposium Overview Abstract (500 words):

  • Title: A clear, descriptive title that reflects the symposium’s theme.
  • Theme/Objective (100-150 words): A concise statement about the symposium’s focus, central issue, or question. This should convey the importance and relevance of the topic.
  • Purpose/Significance (100-150 words): Explain why the topic is important for the field and how the symposium advances current research, practice, or theoretical understanding.
  • Symposium Structure (100 words): Detail the number of presentations, time allocation, and how the individual talks are organized.
  • Contribution to the Field (100-150 words): Highlight the symposium’s expected impact on advancing knowledge and understanding of the topic.
  • Target Audience (50-100 words): Identify who will benefit most from attending.

 

Symposium Individual Presentation Abstract (300-500 words each):

  • Title for Each Talk: Each presentation should have a descriptive title that aligns with the symposium theme.
  • Individual Abstract (300-500 words):
    • Background (50-100 words): Context for the specific research or theoretical perspective.
    • Methods/Approach (100-150 words): Summary of methodology or approach.
    • Results/Findings (100-150 words): Key findings or insights.
    • Conclusion/Implications (50-100 words): Relevance and impact of the findings.
    • Presenter Information: Names and affiliations.

Total Symposium Word Count: Approximately 1,200-2,500 words depending on the number of presentations and abstract lengths.

 

Poster Presentation Abstract (250-500 words)

  • Title: Concise and reflective of the research topic.
  • Introduction/Objective (50-100 words): Briefly state the research problem or question and its relevance.
  • Methods (75-150 words): Summarize the methodology used, including sample size, data collection, and analysis techniques.
  • Results (75-150 words): Present key findings or anticipated results.
  • Conclusion/Implications (50-100 words): State the significance of the findings and their contributions to the field.
  • Keywords (if required): Include 3-5 keywords to help categorize the poster.
  • Optional Figures: No figures in the abstract, but plan to use clear visuals in the poster itself.

Total Word Count: 250-500 words.

 

Workshop Abstract (500 words)

  • Title: A descriptive title that reflects the focus of the workshop.
  • Learning Objectives (50-100 words): Clearly list what participants will be able to do by the end of the session.
  • Content Overview (150-200 words): Describe the main topics or areas that will be covered. Explain how the workshop addresses practical or theoretical issues.
  • Structure (100-150 words): Provide an outline of the workshop structure, including time allocation for presentations, group activities, and discussions.
  • Interactive Components (100-150 words): Describe the hands-on or experiential components that engage participants.
  • Materials Provided (if applicable) (50 words): List any handouts or materials that will be provided.
  • Facilitator Information: Briefly summarize the facilitators’ expertise and relevance to the workshop’s focus.

Total Word Count: 400-500 words.

 

Panel Discussion Abstract (500 words)

  • Title: Descriptive and reflective of the topic to be discussed.
  • Panel Overview (100-150 words): Summarize the topic or question that the panel will address, its significance, and why it’s timely or relevant to the field.
  • Discussion Themes (100-150 words): Outline the key themes or subtopics each panelist will address. Clarify how the panelists’ perspectives will differ or complement each other.
  • Panel Format (50-100 words): Describe how the panel will be structured (e.g., introductory remarks by each panelist, followed by a moderated discussion and audience Q&A).
  • Panelists’ Information (100 words): List each panelist’s name, affiliation, and area of expertise.
  • Moderator Role (50-100 words): Explain how the moderator will guide the discussion and manage time.
  • Audience Interaction (50-100 words): Indicate if and how audience participation will be facilitated, such as through a Q&A or other interactive elements.

Total Word Count: 450-500 words.