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2023 Preconference Submission Guide
All organizers/speakers/presenters must register for the convention at their own expense in order to participate in the
preconferece. Registration opens October 12 (no space is held for organizers/speakers/presenters so please be sure to
register early).
Convention Experience
The SPSP Annual Convention preconference formats are in-person and virtual. Please note which preconference you are
applying for and the type of format it is. In-Person preconferences for the 2023 Convention will be hosted on February
23, 2023. Virtual preconferences for the 2023 Convention will be hosted on February 22, 2023. There will be no
hybrid preconferences.
Presentation Types
There are three presentation types available for you to participate in as a preconference submission (Poster, Data
Blitz/Flash Talk, Single Presenter Talk). Not all preconferences are accepting all forms of presentations. Check what
presentation formats are being included in your preconference on the list below:
Advances in Cultural Psychology (posters and data blitz only)
Attitudes & Social Influence (posters and data blitz only)
Authenticity (data blitz and single presenter talks only)
Beyond Academia: Psychology in Applied Settings (data blitz and single presenter talks only)
Bringing Intragroup Processes to Social Psychology (all)
Close Relationships (data blitz only)
Collective Psychology (flash talk only)
Conflict and Conflict Resolution (data blitz and single presenter talks only)
Driving meaningful change to discrimination in sport (data blitz and single presenter talks only)
Emotion (posters and flash talk / data blitz only)
Evolutionary Psychology (all)
Existential Psychology (all)
Gender (posters and data blitz only)
Group Processes and Intergroup Relations (posters only)
Happiness and Well-Being (posters and data blitz)
Health (all)
Historical Psychology (all)
Intervention Science: Harnessing Psychology to Address Real-World Social Problems (all)
Judgment and Decision-Making (posters) – separate process required – email jdmpreconference@gmail.com
Justice and Morality (posters only)
Misinformation & Belief Science (posters and data blitz only)
Motivation Science (all)
Nonverbal Behavior (posters and data blitz only)
Origins of the Social Mind (all)
Personality Science (data blitz only)
Political Psychology (all)
2023 SPSP Preconferences meeting.spsp.orgPsychology of Language (data blitz and single presenter talks only)
Psychology of Religion and Spirituality (all)
Self & Identity (all)
Sexuality (all)
Shared Reality Preconference (data blitz and single presenter talks only)
Social Cognition (all)
Sustainability Psychology (data blitz and posters only)
Teaching of Personality and Social Psychology (posters and single presenter talks only)
The Psychology of Extremism (all)
The Psychology of Media and Technology (posters and data blitz only)
Information Needed for Submissions
You may submit to multiple preconferences. You must submit a form for each one. You can only register/attend one
preconference per day.
This guide outlines all the necessary information for submitting a Preconference Submission. Your submission must be
entered through the portal here. We recommend collecting the below information in order to have all information ready
to submit. Preconference submissions will be accepted from September 1st until November 15th 11:59 PM PT.
Please select the preconference you are applying to
from the dropdown list on the submission portal.
1 Select the presentation preference(s). Not all Poster
preconferences are accepting all forms of Data Blitz/Flash Talk
presentations. Check what formats are being Single Presenter Talk
included in your preconference.
2 Title of Presentation
3 First Keyword (choose from list below)
4 Second Keyword (choose from list below)
5 400-character limit (with spaces) (used to share with
other attendees and program information)
6 1200-character limit (with spaces) (for review
purposes - do not include names or other identifying
information in abstract body to ensure blind review)
7 Presenter information (Author 1) (First and Last name)
8 Presenter Email associated with your SPSP account
9 Presenter Institution/Organization (no dept. info)
10 Institution/Organization Type Academic
Non-Profit
Government
Private/Corporate
Other (Please Specify)
11 Year of Doctorate or Anticipated Year of Doctorate Year:
Not Pursuing a Doctorate
Rather Not Say
2023 SPSP Preconferences meeting.spsp.org12 Current Position/Career Stage Graduate Student
Undergraduate Student
Adjunct
Part-Time
Post-Doc/Research Scientist
Pre-tenure or equivalent (e.g. lecturer)
Teaching Appointment
Tenured or equivalent (e.g. senior or principal
lecturer)
Visiting Professor Fixed Term
Other with PhD
Other without PhD
13 Are you a member of an underrepresented group Yes
in social/personality psychology (these groups No
include, but are not necessarily limited to, ethnic Prefer not to answer
and racial minorities; first-generation college
students; lesbian, gay and bisexual students;
transgender students; and students with a
physical disability)? (optional)
14 Check the box if you have a disability requiring Yes, I require accommodations
accommodations. If accepted, an SPSP staff
member will contact you for more details on how
best to accommodate you. Potential
accommodations could include but are not limited
to, sighted guide, interpretation, and
mobility/transportation.
15 Author 2 Name (First & Last)
16 Author 3 Name (First & Last)
17 Author 4 Name (First & Last)
18 Please select one option that best describes your Research Not Being Prepared for Publication
work: Manuscript In Preparation (unpublished)
Manuscript Under Review (unpublished)
Manuscript In Press/Production, year of publication
Published Research, year of publication
Description of Professional Activities/Professional
Development.
19 This work is: Empirical Theoretical/Review (does not present
original data) Intervention/Application Other
If empirical— Total number of studies
Total sample across all studies
If empirical or intervention/application— Is all data collected? Yes No, specify the following:
a) Total desired sample size
b) Total number already collected
c) Total already scheduled for the future
2023 SPSP Preconferences meeting.spsp.orgd) Total still needed to schedule (i.e., not complete or
scheduled yet)
e) Estimated completion date for all data collection
20 Please explain whether and how this submission
advances the equity, inclusion, and anti-racism
goals of SPSP. This may include, but is not limited
to: The research participants in the sample; the
methods used in the research; the members of the
research team(s) involved in the work (e.g.,
background, diversity, career stage, affiliation
type); the content of the presentation (e.g., critical
theories, prejudice, equity, cross-cultural research).
See SPSP's equity and anti-racism goals here:
https://spsp.org/events/equity-anti-racism-goals
Specific Information Requested by Individual Preconferences
Collective Psychology
The Psychology of Collectives preconference is interested in empirical/modeling/theoretical work that looks at collective
behavior as the outcome variable. – I understand
Conflict and Conflict Resolution
Please briefly describe how this research connects to the theme of conflict or conflict resolution.
Emotion
• Where is your institution/organization located?
o Inside the US
o Outside the US
• Please check the box below to indicate you have a financial need and are thus seeking possible complimentary
registration. By financial need, we mean that you don't have other options for funding your preconference
registration (e.g., you don't have institutional funds to support conference registration; your PI/advisor cannot
provide conference registration funds, etc.).
o Yes, I confirm I qualify based on my financial need.
Existential Psychology
• Are you an active member of ISSEP (issep.org)?
o Yes
o No
• If you wish to be considered for one or more awards (e.g., innovation award; diversity award), please identify
the awards and briefly explain how you meet the criteria.
Gender
Check yes if you would like your poster to be considered for the Student Poster Award. Finalists selected for the award
will be notified in mid-December and be asked to submit a 3-5 minute video presenting their poster by early January.
2023 SPSP Preconferences meeting.spsp.orgThe winner will be notified in late January and will have the opportunity to give a brief presentation of their work during
the Preconference. – Yes
Group Processes and Intergroup Relations
Please consider my work for early career talk (Group processes and intergroup relations) – Yes, consider my work.
Happiness and well-being
Happiness and well-being are shaped by the broader context and major events. In the Preconference, we plan to have 2
data blitz sessions: 1 on 'Happiness and Well-being in the Context of Current Events' and 1 on 'General Happiness and
Well-Being Topics'. Research related to current events (including but not limited to COVID-19, racial justice movement,
and Afghanistan crisis) should be submitted to the former, whereas research on topics not immediately related to
current events should be submitted to the latter. Please select the data blitz session that you would like to submit to:
o Happiness and Well-being in the Context of Current Events
o General Happiness and Well-Being Topics
Health
Do you want to be considered for the Outstanding Trainee Flash Talk Award? If so, please upload a copy of your current
CV/resume in the submission portal. Note: Only trainees (i.e., post-docs, graduate students, undergraduate students,
post-bacc RAs) are eligible for this award
Justice and Morality
Does your submission primarily fall into the “Justice” or “Morality” halves of the preconference?
Nonverbal Behavior
Would you like to be considered for the Robert Rosenthal poster award?
• Yes
• No
Origins of the Social Mind
• Please select the research area(s) that the work you are submitting fits within.
o Developmental psychology
o Cross-cultural psychology
o Comparative psychology
o Other
• We have been allotted a small pool of funding for registration awards, which we hope to use to promote
diversity of representation at the 'Origins of the Social Minds' pre-conference. We conceptualize diversity
broadly, including (but not limited to) racial or ethnic identity, sexual orientation, disability, immigration status,
low income background, and first- generation-student status. Please mark 'yes' if you meet the requirements
for this award and wish to be considered for this funding. Otherwise, please mark 'no.'
Sexuality
• If you selected more than one presentation preference, please indicate your preferred presentation format
(please note that preferences are not guaranteed).
• Did you attend last year’s SPSP Sexuality Pre-Conference?
o Yes
o No, but I have attended in the past
2023 SPSP Preconferences meeting.spsp.orgo No, I have never attended
Sustainability
• The preconference will be held virtually in Eastern Standard Time in the U.S. (EDT) which is (UTC-4), on
Wednesday, February 22. Please enter your time zone and the hours you would be available to present on that
day (to the best of your ability). (Sustainability)
• What academic field do you feel describes your work as best as possible?
The Psychology of Extremism
What is your area of research?
The Psychology of Media and Technology
• Please describe your method and its suitability for answering your research question.
• Will you be presenting the same project you are submitting for this preconference at SPSP's main conference?
o Yes
o No
Keywords
Aggression/Anti-Social Behavior Language Politics
Applied Social Psychology Law Prosocial Behavior
Attitudes/Persuasion Lifespan Development Psychophysiology/Genetics
Belonging/Rejection Mental Health/Well-Being Religion/Spirituality
Close Relationships Meta-Analysis Self/Identity
Culture Methods/Statistics Self-Esteem
Disability Morality Self-Regulation
Diversity Motivation/Goals Sexuality
Emotion Nonverbal Behavior Social Cognition
Evolution Norms and Social Influence Social Development
Field Research/Interventions Organizational Behavior Social Justice
Gender Person Perception/Impression Social Neuroscience
Groups/Intergroup Processes Formation Stereotyping/Prejudice
Individual Differences Personality Development Other
Intergroup Relations Personality Processes/Traits
Judgment/Decision-Making Physical Health
For any questions, please contact SPSP Meetings staff at precons@spsp.org or by phone at 202-869-3246.
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