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35
th Annual Conference of the
European Health
Psychology Society
August 23 – August 27, 2021
Handbook
CONTENTS
Welcoming message from the President of the EHPS...................... Page 4
Welcoming message from the chair & co-chair of the EHPS 2021.... Page 5
Keynotes ....................................................................................... Page 6-9
Scientific Committee ..................................................................... Page 10-11
Scientific Programme. Overview ................................................... Page 12-16
Workshops ...................................................................................... Page 17
The SIG Programme continues on the next page............................. Page 18-23
Detailed Scientific Programme ...................................................... Page 24-60
Monday, 23 Aug 2021 ........................................................................ Page 24-31
Tuesday, 24 Aug 2021 ........................................................................ Page 32-37
Wednesday, 25 Aug 2021 ................................................................... Page 37-50
Thursday, 26 Aug 2021 ...................................................................... Page 51-55
Friday, 27 Aug 2021 ........................................................................... Page 56-60
General Conference Information ................................................... Page 61-62
Awards .......................................................................................... Page 63-67
Herman Schaalman Award 2021.......................................................... Page 64
Fellowship Award 2021 ......................................................................Page 65
Stan Maes Early Career Award 2021 ..................................................... Page 66-67
Upcoming Conferences ................................................................. Page 68-69
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Welcoming message from Welcoming message from the
the President of the EHPS chair & co-chair of the EHPS 2021
Dear Members of the European
This is the second year that our annual conference is held virtually Dear Colleagues,
On behalf of the scientific committee, we would like to welcome you to the 35rd
due to the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. This year, however, thanks to Conference of the European Health Psychology (EHPS) – again online. We are – as every
Health Psychology Society,
the great efforts of the Scientific Committee, we are happy to one – keen in meeting up in person next year at the EHPS. However, since we have to
have a conference with a full five-day program. deal with the current situation and have this conference again online, we wanted to
make it a very enjoyable experience. We have a lot of presentations and added some
new formats (like the “Labseries” and the “Give me 5-minutes”), which will certainly add
On behalf of the entire EHPS Executive Committee, I would like to thank to the dynamics of the EHPS conference. Hence a lot of content and given the variety in
Robbert Sanderman, Chair of the Scientific Committee, Marta Marques, formats we trust it to be anything than a boring week.
co-Chair of the SC, and all the members of the SC, for their wonderful
work in putting together an excellent scientific program, despite the Apart from program based on accepted abstracts (i.e.: posters and orals/symposia) we
constraints imposed by the pandemic. also have other meetings like the Special Interest Groups and Workshops. Please feel
free also to join these other events. And, when you are new in this conference/the EHPS
We would also like to thank the keynote speakers and all participants – do know that we have a warm and open atmosphere of interaction and really do feel
for presenting their work and offering their valuable input on a variety of welcome and interact if you wish so.
topics and, of course, Easy Conferences for helping us organize a great
conference. You will find information on how to navigate in this (virtual) conference space on the
website of the conference. In short: the conference will make use of ZOOM facilities in
combination with a system developed by Easy Conferences in collaboration with the
Last year was a difficult one. The outbreak of the pandemic, the high
Dear Colleagues EHPS. We are confident that this system will give you an easy access to the conference
risk of infection, and the strict measures that were taken to control the
and it will be easy to go from one session to the other. It is quite a buzzy program and
situation triggered many changes in our way of life and our work. Many of
we will miss out the natural breaks where we can hang out together. So, our advice is to
these changes were not pleasant. At the same time though, this difficult
put your personal program together and in doing so also plan breaks here and there and
condition gave health psychologists the opportunity to demonstrate their
when possible, also meet up with colleagues in breakout rooms and the like.
striking ability to swiftly react and use all available resources in order
to study and understand human behavior in times of crisis, improve One of the challenges for the Scientific Committee was to try to fit so many abstracts into
individual and community preparedness in reducing the risk of infection the conference programme which comprises 18 symposia, 4 roundtables, 6 lab series,
and controlling a global health threat, and help people manage the 1 state-of-the-art presentation, 212 regular oral, 86 “give me 5 minutes” and 164 poster
psychological impact of the situation. And what a great job we did! The presentations, and 4 workshops. We will also have 4 SIG sessions. We are privileged to
readiness of our community to reach out and develop international welcome four renowned keynote speakers: Mariet Hagerdoorn (Netherlands), Andrea
research collaborations, as well as devise novel research methods in order Gecková (Slovakia), Daryl O’Connor (United Kingdom) and Geert Crombez (Belgium).
to produce new relevant knowledge was astonishing. We are indebted to the members of the Scientific Committee and the track chairs who
Several aspects of the knowledge and experience gained by health dedicated their time and energy to review so many abstracts in a short time period. We
psychologists from across the world, during the pandemic and regarding thank everyone who accepted to chair the sessions this year. We would like to extend
the pandemic, will be presented in our virtual conference. our thanks to Easy Conferences team; for their hard work, enthusiasm, and their efficient
organizational and professional skills should not go unrecognized. Needless to say that
without the contribution of many hundreds of competent health psychologists who sent
Dear Friends & colleagues
Welcome to the 35th annual conference
their abstracts, the conference could not exist. Together, we hope that we have produced
of the European Health Psychology Society. a varied, high quality scientific programme that will be of interest to conference
delegates from all areas of health psychology.
I hope you will enjoy it and I also hope that next year we will be able to
celebrate the many scientific achievements of health psychologists in a
We wish you a fantastic conference!
face-to-face conference!
Evangelos Karademas, PhD
President of the EHPS Robert Sanderman Marta Marques
Scientific committee chair Scientific committee co-chair
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Prof. Mariët Hagedoorn Prof. Andrea Gecková
Professor of Health Psychology at the University Professor of Social Psychology, Department of Health
Medical Center Groningen, the Netherlands Psychology and Research Methodology, Medical Faculty,
Pavol Jozef Safarik University in Kosice, Slovakia
How to deal with the “Informal Care Gap”? Telling patient’s stories online as a new
Transdisciplinary perspectives on territory in Health Psychology.
K E Y NOT E S
K E Y NOT E S
sustainable informal care.
Her research focuses on adaptation to chronic and life-threatening illness Prof. Andrea Madarasová Gecková, PhD. (1972) serves as a professor in
in a dyadic context, that is focusing on both patients and their significant social psychology and expert in research on social determinants of health,
others or caregivers. She makes use of longitudinal surveys and daily and research capacity building. Since 2002 she has been responsible for
diary methods to unravel (daily) support and caregiving processes in the PhD research projects done within international collaboration of
couples or other dyads (e.g., adult child caregiver and older parent), and universities in Slovakia, the Netherlands and later on also Czech republic.
experimental designs and eHealth interventions to test how we may
Together with dr. D. Selko, they introduced Health psychology in Slovakia
improve psychosocial care and support. Her work is supported by Dutch
and she served as a first national delegate for the European Health
grant organisations as well as the EU (Marie Skłodowska-Curie: ENTWINE
Psychology Association (2007-2011).
informal care).
She serves as a member of the editorial board of International Journal
Mariët is past president of the Association for Researchers in Psychology
of Public Health responsible for Central and Eastern European region for
and Health in the Netherlands and Belgium, and Associate Editor of the
more than 10 years.
British Journal of Health Psychology.
Abstract
Informal caregiving is the backbone of our care systems. Without people
who provide care to their loved-ones with health problems, disability
or frailty, our systems would simply collapse. Though most caregivers
provide care out of love and report positive experiences, caregiving often
puts a high toll on them. To make informal care more sustainable, a
transdisciplinary approach in which different disciplines --among others
psychology, economics, policy and technical sciences-- work together
is needed. I will talk about the “informal care gap,” where we stand in
the field of informal caregiving research and research needed, potential
solutions, and our innovative training network “ENTWINE informal care.”
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Prof. Daryl O’Connor Prof. Geert Crombez
Professor of Psychology at the School of Psychology, Professor of Health Psychology, Ghent University, Belgium
University of Leeds, United Kingdom
Stress: The Quiet Killer. The Challenge of ‘Pain
K E Y NOT E S
K E Y NOT E S
Daryl’s current research focuses on: i) investigating the effects of stress His research focuses upon the role of psychology in the experience of
and psychological interventions on health outcomes (e.g. suicide (chronic) pain and disability. Foundational to his research is a motivational
behaviour, blood pressure, eating behaviours, cortisol reactivity perspective that is built around the powers of goals and self-regulation.
and diurnal cortisol levels) and understanding the role of individual He has developed innovative experimental paradigms, and integrative
differences variables (e.g. perseverative cognition, conscientiousness) models of pain perception. He is keen on stimulating critical and reflective
within the stress process; ii) exploring the effects of implementation thinking about theoretical concepts (e.g. somatization, acceptance), of
intentions-based interventions on screening behaviours. His work has relevance of empirical data (e.g. statistical vs clinical significance), and
been published extensively in leading international journals in his field the practice of science. Currently, he is interested in how to bring the lab
and it has frequently featured on radio and television and in the national to the real world (via ecological momentary assessment & intervention,
and international press. In addition, to his own recent work Daryl has and diary methodologies). Geert Crombez is (has been) associate editor
also been actively involved in promoting Open Science and improving of various journals in the field of health psychology (Psychology & Health,
psychological science nationally and across Europe. Health Psychology Review) and in the field of pain (PAIN, European Journal
of Pain, Journal of Pain, PainReports). He chaired an European education
Daryl is a past Chair of the British Psychological Society’s (BPS) Division of
committee that developed a core curriculum for pain psychologists. He is
Health Psychology and the BPS Psychobiology Section and he is currently
a fellow of the European Health Psychology Society and of the Association
Chair of BPS Research Board and Chair of the European Federation of
for Psychological Science.
Psychology Associations (EFPA) Board of Scientific Affairs and is a Trustee
of the BPS. Daryl was joint Editor-in-Chief of the journal Psychology & Abstract
Health from 2011 and 2019. In 2011, Daryl was elected a Fellow of the The evidence is perplexing. Despite diagnostic and therapeutic
Academy of Social Sciences, in 2014 he was elected a Fellow of the Royal advancements in medical science, many chronic somatic complaints,
Society of Arts, in 2015, he was elected a Distinguished International such as fatigue and pain, remain “medically unexplained” and prove
Affiliate of the American Psychological Association’s Division 38 (Health stubbornly hard to change. Worse perhaps, there has been a dramatic
Psychology). In 2017 he was elected Fellow to the Academy of Behavioral increase in the report of disability and suffering, with health complaints
Medicine Research and in 2019 he was made Fellow of the European given as the primary cause of distress.
Health Psychology Society.
In this presentation historical and current psychological science will be
reviewed as it attempts to both explain and influence people’s sense
of suffering associated with chronic pain. The work of the pioneering
behavioural psychologist Wilbert Fordyce and physiological psychologist
Ronald Melzack will set the stage. These scientists provided the ground
for a now ‘taken for granted’ biopsychosocial perspective, in which a
dynamic interplay between and amongst physiological, psychological
and social processes has to be taken into account in order to understand
pain and suffering. Next, I will dissect pain and suffering as a multilayered
phenomenon. Starting with the kernel idea that pain is a biologically
hard-wired signal of bodily threat that demands attention and interrupts
behaviour, I will explore how individuals with persistent pain gradually
become fixed in a pattern of pain-related fear and avoidance behaviour.
In daily life, pain may then expand from a sign of bodily threat to a
fundamental threat to the identity of individuals: Chronic pain calls into
question “who we are” and “who we want to be”. Paradoxically, research
indicates that active and persistent attempts to solve the pain in order to
protect identity and aspirations, may only fuel frustration and suffering.
The lecture will end with how a multilayered and functional analysis of the
disruptive nature of pain leads to recent advancements in a psychological
science of chronic pain. In doing so, I will call for a health psychology
approach of chronic pain, in which patients are considered as normal
individuals, albeit in an abnormal situation.
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Scientific Committee Track Chair
1. Kwasnicka Dominika Health Behaviour Models
Dima Alexandra
Robbert Sanderman Chair 2. Hamilton Kyra Health Behaviour Change Interventions
Marques Marta
The Netherlands
3. Figueiras Maria João Self-Regulation in Health and Illness
Rackow Pamela
4. Salewski Christel Individual Differences and Health
Marta Marques Vice-Chair Plass Anne Marie
5. Bode Christina
Portugal/Ireland Coping with Chronic Disease
DeLongis Anita
6. Groarke Jenny Interventions in Chronic Disease
Doyle Frank
Ewa Gruszczynska Member 7. Nurmi Johanna Stress, Physiology & Health
Luminet Olivier
Poland
8. Van ryckeghem Dimitri Coping with Pain and Psychosomatic Issues
Neter Efrat
9. Hennessy Marita Health, Families, and Children
Maria Joao Figueiras Member Verhofstadt Lesley
10. Figueiras Maria João
Portugal/Abu Dhabi Well-being and Quality of Life Across the Lifespan
Lee Christina
11. Warner Lisa Marie Health Psychology and Ageing
Dixon Diane
Lucie Byrne Member 12. Neter Efrat
Social Support, Caregiving, and Health
UK Pauly Theresa
13. Dombrowski Stephan Public Health and Health Promotion
Crutzen Rik
14 McCleary Nicola
Implementation & Health Services Research
Efrat Neter Member Byrne-Davis Lucie
15. König Laura
Israel
Leah Bührmann eHealth and mHealth
16.
Gardner Benjamin
Occupational Health
Pisanti Renato
Miroslav Sirota Member 17.
Sirota Miroslav Health Care Communication, including Risk
UK/Slovakia Masaryk Radomír Perception
18.
Schüz Benjamin Culture, Social change and health
Orbell Sheina
19.
Inauen Jennifer Health inequalities, climate change and
Sebastian Potthoff Member Rehackova Lucia sustainability
20.
UK/Germany Peters Gjalt-Jorn Ygram
Green James Methodology
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Scientific
Programme.
Overview
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Scientific Programme. Overview
Monday, 23 Aug 2021 Wednesday, 25 Aug 2021
8:00 - 10:00 Workshops 9:30 - 11:00 SIG Habit: Theory and Application
10:00 - 11:00 Opening Ceremony 9:30 - 11:00 SIG Digital Health and Computer Tailoring
11:00 - 11:05 Short break (5 mins) 11:00 - 11:05 Short break (5 mins)
11:05 - 12:35 Parallel Sessions: Oral Presentations 11:05 - 12:35 Parallel Sessions: Posters
12:35 - 12:45 Short break (10 mins) 12:35 - 12:45 Short break (10 mins)
12:45 - 13:45 Keynote Lecture: Geert Crombez - The Challenge of ‘Pain’ 12:45 - 13:45 Parallel Sessions: State of the Art Lectures and Lab Series
13:45 - 14:15 Break - Networking (30 mins) 13:45 - 14:15 Break - Networking (30 mins)
14:15 - 15:15 Parallel Sessions: Symposia 14:15 - 15:15 Parallel Sessions: Symposia
15:15 - 15:25 Short break (10 mins) 15:15 - 15:25 Short break (10 mins)
15:25 - 16:25 Parallel Sessions: Give me 5 Minutes 15:25 - 16:55 Parallel Sessions: Posters
16:30 - 17:30 EHPS Members Meeting
Tuesday, 24 Aug 2021 Thursday, 26 Aug 2021
9:30 - 11:00 SIG N-of-1 9:30 - 11:00 SIG Open Science
9:30 - 11:00 SIG Equity, Global Health, and Sustainability 11:00 - 11:35 Networking
11:00 - 11:05 Short break (5 mins) 11:35 - 12:35 Parallel Sessions: Give me 5 Minutes
11:05 - 12:35 Parallel Sessions: Oral Presentations 12:35 - 12:45 Short break (10 mins)
12:35 - 12:45 Short break (10 mins) 12:45 - 13:45 Keynote Lecture: Daryl O’Connor
Stress: The Quiet Killer
12:45 - 13:45 Keynote Lecture: Mariët Hagedoorn
How to deal with the “Informal Care Gap”? Transdisciplinary 13:45 - 14:15 Break - Networking (30 mins)
perspectives on sustainable informal care
14:15 - 15:15 Parallel Sessions: Roundtables and Lab Series
13:45 - 14:15 Break - Networking (30 mins)
15:15 - 15:25 Short break (10 mins)
14:15 - 15:15 Parallel Sessions: Roundtables and Lab Series
15:25 - 16:55 Parallel Sessions: Oral Presentations
15:15 - 15:25 Short break (10 mins)
15:25 - 16:55 Parallel Sessions: Oral Presentations
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Scientific Programme. Overview
Friday, 27 Aug 2021
10:00 - 11:00 EHPS National Delegates meeting
10:00 - 11:00 BPS-DHP board meeting
11:00 - 11:05 Short break (5 mins)
11:05 - 12:35 Parallel Sessions: Oral Presentations Have a look on Workshops All times in this document are in CEST, GMT+2
12:35 - 12:45 Short break (10 mins) Monday, 23 Aug 2021
Workshops
12:45 - 13:45 Keynote Lecture: Andrea Gecková
Telling patient’s stories online as a new territory in Health
Psychology
8:00 - 10:00 Development and Use of Core Outcome Sets in Health Psychology
13:45 - 14:15 Break - Networking (30 mins)
Karen Matvienko-Sikar
14:15 - 15:15 Parallel Sessions: Symposia
Qualitative research in the age of open science: the Reproducible
15:15 - 15:20 Short break (5 mins) Open Coding Kit (ROCK)
15:20 - 16:20 Closing Ceremony and Presentation of Next Conference Szilvia Zorgo, Gjalt-Jorn Ygram Peters
16:25 - 16:55 Networking Analysing N-of-1 data in health psychology: step-by-step
introduction to visual and statistical analysis using SPSS
Nicola O'Brien, Suzanne McDonald, Derek Johnston
Supportive Conversations – a brief, upscalable and cost-effective
behaviour change intervention
Wendy Lawrence, Judit Varkonyi-Sepp, Daniella Watson
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Special Interest Groups
continues on the next page
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9:30 - 11:00
SIG N-of-1 9:30 - 11:00
SIG Habit:
Chairs: Nicky O’Brien, Suzanne McDonald Chairs: Dr Benjamin Gardner & Dr Phillippa Lally
Overview of the SIG session: Overview of SIG session:
During the N-of-1 SIG this year, we will provide a summary of activities in the During the N-of-1 SIG this year, we will provide a summary of activities in the
previous year, an introduction to SIG committee members and roles, and previous year, an introduction to SIG committee members and roles, and
explore the needs and preferences of SIG members for future activities. explore the needs and preferences of SIG members for future activities.
Attendees: Titile:
The SIG will be open to those who are already members of the SIG or Flexible habits: Advancing Dual-Process Models of Health Behavior Using
indicate interest in joining as a member of the SIG before the meeting. Prior Intensive Longitudinal Data in the Era of COVID-19
registration for the meeting is required. Description:
This session will discuss new theoretical and methodological directions in the
study of habit and health behaviour. Guest speaker Prof Genevieve Dunton
will discuss the concept of ‘flexible habits’ and how it might best be captured
SIG Equity, Global
using real-world data, followed by group discussions of arising theoretical and
9:30 - 11:00
applied questions and future research directions.
Attendees:
Health, and
Open to anyone attending the conference, no registration required.
Sustainability 9:30 - 11:00
SIG Digital health &
computer tailoring:
Chairs: Jennifer Inauen and Lucia Rehackova
Overview of session:
In this session of the SIG Equity, Global Health and Sustainability, we will hear
a keynote lecture by Niels Peter Rygaard, head and founder of Fairstart Global
and recipient of the APA international award for humanitarian work. His Chairs: Eline Smit, Laura Konig
lecture is entitled “Climate Change: Theory, Effects on Families, and Global Overview:
Online Interventions”. The second half of the session is dedicated to updates The Digital Health & Computer-tailoring SIG is looking forward to meeting you
of the SIG’s activities and setting goals for the upcoming year. all digitally. We will hold our annual general meeting to update all members
Attendees: and interested conference attendees on our recent and planned activities
All delegates are welcome to join our session (no preregistration required). before facilitating networking activities. The agenda for this session is as
follows (all times CEST)
9:30 - 10:00 am: annual general meeting: introduction of the SIG and SIG
committee and update on past and ongoing activities
10:00 - 11:00 am: networking and discussion about future SIG activities
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9:30 - 11:00
SIG Open Science :
Chairs: Elaine Toomey, Emma Norris
Overview of session:
• Updates on SIG activities this year (no. members, newsletter, webinars,
conference sessions, intro article in European Health Psychologist, Award
etc.)
• Reminder of how to sign-up
• Update on Research Prioritisation project
• Announcement of the EHPS OS SIG ECR Bursary 2021 winner
• Brainstorm initiative ideas for next year
• Making EHPS Conference more open
• Recruitment of SIG committee members
Attendees:
Open to anyone attending the EHPS conference
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Monday, 23 Aug 2021
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24 2511:05 - 12:35 Parallel Sessions: Oral Presentations Monday, 23 Aug 2021 11:05 - 12:35 Parallel Sessions: Oral Presentations Monday, 23 Aug 2021
Determinants in Self-regulation, Coping with pain Assessing and Implementation e- and mHealth for COVID-19
preventive health beliefs and chronic and psychosomatic promoting physical and health services physical activtity, dietary
behaviours conditions issues and wellbeing in research behaviours and weight
mid and late life management
11:05 Psychosocial Exploring beliefs about Risk and resilience Health-related behaviours What behaviour change Systematic review of RCTs Stigmatization of Chinese and Asian-
determinants of seasonal end-of-life among predictors for recovery among stroke survivors: techniques are used in 262 comparing face-to-face vs remote looking people during the COVID-19
influenza vaccine uptake substitute decision makers after spinal fusion surgery an 18 months post-stroke randomized trials of audit and behaviour change interventions for pandemic in Germany
among healthcare workers using the Common-Sense in adolescents with assessment feedback interventions? weight management Julia Koller
in long-term care facilities SelfRegulation Model idiopathic scoliosis Ana Moura Carly Meyer Stephan Dombrowski
Eanna Kenny Jacob Crawshaw Melanie Beeckman
11:17 Motivation and Illness and treatment The evolution of Psychosocial and What works to increase patient Is there a digital divide? A systematic Loneliness and mental health in
opportunity as predictors beliefs as predictors of the psychosomatic behavioural Predictors of participation in critical care review of mobile interventions for lockdown: a longitudinal analysis
of care seeking among rehabilitation outcome child: psychological Self-Efficacy in Treatment rehabilitation: a systematic weight-related behaviours Jenny Groarke
Canadian Military in patients with affective characteristics and Adherence among older review Cynthia Forbes
healthcare providers disorders psychiatric comorbidity hypertensive Patients with Catherine Lawrence
Jennifer Born Rieka von der Warth Avital Gershfeld-Litvin Diabetes
Francesco Zanatta
11:29 A population survey Illness perceptions Endometriosis : physical The Clinical Frailty Scale Health Behaviour Change Effects of avatar appearance on Health behaviors and mental health
investigating of patients receiving and psychological impact employment in the frailty Technique in Routine Practice healthy eating intentions: exploring during the COVID-19 pandemic: A
psychological barriers haemodialysis: a of pain assessment of chronic in HIV Counselling and Testing the effects of avatar body size longitudinal population-based
and motivators of cervical systematic review of Cassandra Guillemot patients: a systematic sessions in Uganda Nadine van der Waal survey
cancer screening uptake qualitative studies review Faith Martin Jutta Mata
Gaby Judah Buse Keskindag Nicolò Granata
11:41 The clustering of Social distancing as a Does Functional Somatic Promoting volunteering Non-Clinical Patient Factors: Effects of suggestions and nudges in Hope in a crisis: Evaluation of a
motivational constructs Chance for Sleep Timing: Symptoms measurement among older adults: Two Assisting or Hindering Mental mobile self-scanning applications on digital intervention for people with
for diet and physical A Daily Diary Study on differ across Sex and Age? randomized controlled Health-Related Clinical healthy choices in the supermarket cancer during COVID-19
activity and their Bedtime Procrastination Angelica Acevedo-Mesa trials Decisions? Nynke van der Laan Hayley Wright
associations with behavior Liesemarie Albers Lisa Marie Warner A Data Linkage Study
Juul M.J. Coumans Lauren Burns
11:53 Facilitators and barriers to Exploring the relationship Adapting the AIMS Inter- Depression and Using focus group discussions Do food tracking apps differ in One quick needlestick, one giant
substance-free pregnan- between self-reported vention for Breast Cancer attenuated physiological to explore the use of routinely acceptability, induced food-related leap for mankind: How to increase
cies in high-income coun- adherence, clinical data Survivors following Ad- responses to acute stress: collected health data: lessons cognitions and behaviour? COVID-19 vaccination intention
tries: a meta-synthesis of and psychosocial factors juvant Endocrine Ther- the moderating role of learned A pilot study Astrid Carolus
qualitative research among kidney transplant apy using Intervention early life adversity Lisa Ballard Anila Allmeta
Tamara Escanuela recipients Mapping Tracey Keogh
Sanchez Abigail Hucker Anna Janssen
12:05 Systematic review: Lesson Learned: What Young women’s Portuguese colonial war Preparing handover Effectiveness of digital physical Lithuanian informal caregiver
Indirect and moderating influences dietary intake experiences of an veterans’ mental and instructions for primary activity interventions in low SES burden and support needs during
effects of social inequality in daily life? Multilevel endometriosis diagnosis physical health: 45 years care at patient discharge: an individuals: a systematic review and COVID-19 and beyond
on health behaviours via two-part modelling for and subsequent support later, what do we know? ethnography of the hospital meta-analysis Ieva Biliunaite
TDF variables semicontinuous outcomes Georgina Wren Diogo Morgado environment Max Western
Benjamin Schüz Alea Ruf Ola Markiewicz
12:17 Exploring the influence of Exploring the perspectives A systematic review of Implementing a text Ecological momentary assessment How Covid-19 is affecting eating
socio-economic status on of young adult active ingredients of social messaging system for diabetes to examine associations of behaviour on peri/postmenopausal
sugar-sweetened beverage participants with Type 1 prescribing interventions medication adherence in psychological factors with dietary women?
consumption in everyday diabetes: The D1Now pilot targeting mental health general practice: A qualitative intake: A systematic review Mafalda Leitão
life RCT Matt Cooper study Daniel Powell
Christopher Martin Jones Elizabeth McCarthy Jenny Mc Sharry
26 2714:15 - 15:15 Parallel Sessions: Symposia Monday, 23 Aug 2021 14:15 - 15:15 Parallel Sessions: Symposia Monday, 23 Aug 2021
Women`s health issues Advances and innovations in Open Science and Digital decision aids: Coping with the COVID-19 Habit formation and
across the lifespan: the use of implicit measures Health Psychology: Considerations for design pandemic: individual and disruption as mechanisms
Identifying risks and to assess & modify health- Case studies of applying and evaluation collective regulation of for sustainable health
opportunities for change related processes principles to practice emotional distress behaviour change
14:15 Opening 14:15 The effect of a contextual 14:15 Factors impacting open 14:15 Opening 14:15 The language of Covid-19: 14:15 Changes in hygiene habits
Efrat Neter motivational state on science practices of Thomas Gültzow Official communications during the COVID-19
attentional bias for food early career healthcare and emotional responses pandemic: An international,
Eva Kemps researchers: a mixed across countries repeated measures study
methods study’ Olenka Dworakowski Amanda Rebar
Elaine Toomey
14:17 Mother-infant contact after birth can 14:17 Integrating Behaviour
reduce postpartum post-traumatic Change Interventions &
stress by reducing birth-related fear Patient Decision Aids: How
and guilt to accomplish synergetic
Yael Benyamini effects?
Thomas Gültzow
14:27 The role of hereditary cancer risk 14:27 Assessing sleep-related 14:25 Developing an open 14:29 Reproductive decision- 14:27 The Psychosocial Impact of 14:30 When behaviour becomes
perception in defensive coping attitudes with the IAT: a educational resource making: An online decision COVID-19 on Diet-Related a habit: how older adults
Anita Y. Kinney preliminary investigation for open research: the aid for couples at risk of Motives and Behaviours form and maintain lifestyle-
Carmen Peuters PaPOR TRAIL project transmitting a genetic Rebecca Gregson integrated exercise habits
Karen Matvienko-Sikar disease Sarah Labudek
Yil Severijns
14:37 The impact of cultural and 14:39 Comparing direct and 14:35 Do “Evidence-Based” 14:39 Coping with Covid-19:
health-care system differences on indirect measures of Interventions Need mental health outcome and
psychological adaptation to breast attentional bias to pain in to Be Based on Open emotion regulation across
cancer men and women Science? An Analysis of the lifespan in 4 countries
Evangelos Karademas Edmund Keogh Clearinghouse Standards Zilla Marie Huber
Sean Grant
14:47 Effects of three planning 14:45 Exploring the barriers 14:41 The Contraception Choices 14:45 Script Elicitation as a
interventions on physical activity and facilitators to digital decision-aid method for changing
in woman patient—women partner research preregistration Julia Bailey habitually executed sleep
dyads Emma Norris hygiene routines among
Monika Boberska short sleepers
Benjamin Gardner
14:57 Discussion 14:51 Self-concept IAT and 14:55 Q&A 14:53 Values clarification 14:51 The Role of Embitterment
Karen Morgan Attentional Bias towards Marta Marques strategies: what are they in Individual‘s Intend to
fatigue: demonstration and and do they work? Vaccine against COVID-19
user tests of measures and Jesse Jansen Dennis Koroma
CBM
Jody Geerts
15:05 Q & A 15:03 Discussion 15:05 Discussion 15:03 Stories of life during a 15:00 Discussion
Dimitri Van Ryckeghem Eline Smit pandemic: experiences Phillippa Lally
of individuals in different
speaking parts of
Switzerland
Zlatina Kostova
28 2915:25 - 16:25 Parallel Sessions: Give me 5 Minutes Monday, 23 Aug 2021 15:25 - 16:25 Parallel Sessions: Give me 5 Minutes Monday, 23 Aug 2021
Theories of Health behaviour Coping and Health, families, Digital health behaviour Health and wellbeing in Doctor-patient and public
behaviour change change adjustment to and children interventions the workplace health communication
interventions Chronic Disease
15:25 Leveraging behavioural Health behaviour change Exploring understandings Parental Self-Efficacy as Digitisation and health- Intensified job demands as a Physiological linkage during doctor-
science to understand interventions for heart of cystic fibrosis patients a Predictor of Children’s related behaviour: Results of a risk for stress of conscience: patient interactions in oncology
facial ‘T-zone’ touching failure self-care: a theory- and their spouses' Nutrition nationwide survey in Germany Nurses experiences during Marta Vigier
to reduce the spread of based manual parenthood experiences Ricarda Möhler Tina Jahnel organizational change
infectiousdiseases Amanda Whittal through focus groups Mikko Heikkilä
Mackenzie Wilson Anne Jacob
15:33 Using the capability, A tailored intervention to Fading effect of Being a Parent of a Child Towards personalised digital ACT in the workplace: A Measurement of person-centred
opportunity, and motiva- reduce the transmission positive reappraisal: A with Down's Arthritis- healt interventions: clustering meta-analytic examination of consultation skills in practitioners:
tion model of behaviour risk of antimicrobial- Measurement-Burst Diary An Interpretative method of action and coping randomized controlled trials a systematic review of reviews of
to explore sun-protection resistant bacteria through Study among People Phenomenological plans to promote PA Irina Unruh validated studies
behaviours in adults food handling Living with HIV Analysis Helene Schroé Anne van Dongen
Michele A. Mulqueen Vivianne Visschers Ewa Gruszczynska Kelly McDonagh
15:41 Social cognitive predictors An educational video Endometriosis and How partnership, What goes on in DBCIs for Psychometric validation of the Pediatric oncologists' difficulties
of intention to obtain the and risk message to infertility : psychological reproduction, and housing weight loss maintenance Italian version of Edmondson’s related to context when announcing
human papillomavirus reduce consumers` risk impact on couples life courses are linked targeting physical activity: A Psychological Safety Scale in the resistance to anti-tumor
vaccine among Indonesian of antimicrobial-resistant Josephine Klinkenberg to mental and physical Scoping Review organizational context treatements: A qualitative study
young adults bacteria in food subjective health Jorge Encantado Mariantonella Todaro Johanna Terrasson
Amelia Citra Kirana Claudia Freivogel Laura Altweck
15:49 Psychosocial Determinants S.A.I.N.T.S.: Co- A thematic analysis: The Influence of Parental A feasibility randomised Alcohol prevention at the Factors Influencing the General
of Edible InsectConsump- development and delivery experiences of being Self-Efficacy Expectations controlled trial evaluating workplace and its impact on Public’s SDM Involvement, Perceived
tion Intentions and Behav- of the MAP behaviour identified with on Children's Physical a context aware smoking selected health outcomes Patient-Centered Communication
ior in Western Democratic change training in St pathogenic variants in Activity and Media cessation app (Quit Sense) Laura Bielefeld Style, and Medical Treatment
Republic of Congo Helena BRCA1/2 in Ireland Behavior Aimie Hope Satisfaction
Emmanuel Mopendo Wendy Maltinsky Nikolett Warner Katrin Kieslinger Ju-Chun Chien
Mwisomi
15:57 A Cognitive-Emotional Evaluation of evi- HIV coping strategies Preventing and reducing Germ Defence digital behaviour Investigating Sedentary Office Healthcare providers’ views on
Model to Explain Message dence-based and popu- in French Guiana : a Parental Burnout: Effects change intervention to reduce Workers Movement in Varied medication adherence across
Framing Effects: Reducing lation-tailored behaviour qualitative approach in of Cognitive Behavioral the spread of viruses in the home Workplaces: A Qualitative chronic health conditions: A
Meat Consumption change interventions in health psychology Stress Management and Sascha Miller Exploration Qualitative Study
Valentina Carfora the context of humanitar- Anne-Sophie Petit Positive Psychology Kailas Jenkins Angelos P. Kassianos
ian aid interventions
Miriam Harter Agata Urbanowicz
16:05 Lyme Disease Social Selecting relevant socio- Early life environmental Breast cancer survivors’ and An exploration of COVID-19 Using routinely-collected health
Representations After a cognitive determinants unpredictability predicts main carers’ perspectives on related psychological distress data to investigate automatic
Tick-bite: How Do Patients for interventions on vulnerability to pain in the acceptability of internet- among frontline healthcare cognitive processes in clinical
Attribute Their Post-bite adult 24-hour movement adulthood delivered cognitive behavioural workers in Ireland and Italy behaviour: a scoping review
Health Problems? behaviours using the Eszter Simon therapy Laura O'Connor Nicola McCleary
Costanza Puppo CIBER approach Selin Akkol-Solakoglu
Ann DeSmet
16:13 The impact of Naluri app Attitudes towards health, Beyond the physical risk: Using routinely-collected health
on depression, anxiety healthcare, and eHealth in a Psychosocial impact and coping data to investigate automatic
and quality of life among disadvantaged neighborhood: A in healthcare professionals cognitive processes in clinical
cardiac patients community-based participatory during the COVID-19 pandemic behaviour: a scoping review
Darlina Fadil Azim research approach Theodora Fteropoulli Nicola McCleary
Jasper Faber
30 31The Programme continues on the next page 11:05 - 12:35 Parallel Sessions: Oral Presentations Tuesday, 24 Aug 2021
Tuesday, 24 Aug 2021
Individual differences in Interventions in Chronic Caregivers’ outcomes and
health behaviour Disease well-being
11:05 Barriers and Facilitators to A psychosocial intervention for Do informal caregivers expect to die
Physical Activity at Midlife: individuals with chronic kidney earlier?: Findings from a population-
A Systematic Review disease: a pilot randomised based, longitudinal study from
Sinead Bracken controlled trial Germany
Zoe Jenkins Larissa Zwar
11:17 OBJECTIVE and Subjective Pilot of an intensive community- Quality of life among lymphoma
Impulsivity Differentially based intervention for people patients’ natural caregivers
Moderate Within- and Between- with type 2 diabetes in Kupang, Dylan Muccia
Person Associations between Indonesia
Exercise and Drinking James Green
Laian Najjar
11:29 Identification of psychological Personalised adherence inter- Emotio-spatial distances in informal
profiles among overweight vention improves photopro- care: Evidence from a cross-
patients: what links with tection amongst adults with sectional study in Israel
depression and wellbeing? Xeroderma Pigmentosum: results Eva Bei
Natalija Plasonja from the XPAND trial
Jessica Walburn
11:41 Emotion regulation and Let’s not reinvent the wheel– Sleep characteristics among
perfectionism: The mediating adapting the Adherence informal caregivers of stroke
role of different eating patterns improvement self-management survivors: duration, satisfaction and
on eating disorder symptoms Strategy (AIMS) to Heart Failure quality
Tamara Mohoric Joëlle Dam Filipa Teixeira
11:53 Trait vs. state sensitivity to Does self-compassion facilitate The use of intensive longitudinal
physiological signals of satiation change in psychological methods in informal dementia care:
and hunger: Two construct functioning and well-being 12 a scoping review
validity studies months after bariatric surgery? Pierre Gérain
Aikaterini Palascha Johanna Pyykkö
12:05 Compliance to ecological Does acceptance of disability Interventions in Europe to support
momentary assessment help improving psychological healthcare professionals after the
as behavioural indicator of well-being among mobility occurrence of adverse events
psychopathology: Results impaired individuals? José Joaquín Mira
from a representative sample Laura Alčiauskaitė
Hanna Reich
12:17 Who practices mindfulness after an Factors associated with uptake Impact of social support on
intervention? Latent profile analyses and adherence to a VLCD in hospitalisation risks, unplanned
of social cognitive responses non-alcoholic fatty liver disease readmission and post-discharge
Marguerite Beattie patients mortality in chronic diseases
Leah Avery Lucy Bayer-Oglesby
32 3311:05 - 12:35 Parallel Sessions: Oral Presentations Tuesday, 24 Aug 2021 14:15 - 15:15 Parallel Sessions: Roundtables and Lab Series Tuesday, 24 Aug 2021
COVID-19 related Risk communication and COVID-19 Roundtables Lab Series
perceptions and health behaviour
behaviour 14:15 Paving the Way for Health Climate Action: The role of Benefits and Risks of Optimizing Reproducibility and
Health Psychology Transparency of Data and Analyses in Qualitative
Marieke Adriaanse, Vera Araujo Soares, Susan Michie, Research
Paquito Bernard, Rob Ruiter James Green, Tracy Epton, Kristina Newman, Szilvia
11:05 Health Anxiety, Coping Evidence-based vs. promoting Socioeconomic differences in COVID- Zorgo, Gjalt-Jorn Peters, Jenny Mc Sharry, Karen
Strategies, and Psychological vaccination information material: protective behaviours: Differential Matvienko-Sikar
Well-being of Covid-19 patients Does it matter for risk appraisals? effects of Reasoned Action
and inpatients: A Longitudinal Leonie Otten Approach constructs for multiple
Study behaviours
14:15 Using app stores and innovative trial designs to evaluate Evaluation and Population Health Impact of Digital
and optimise health behaviour change apps Health Interventions
Selin Karaköse Mark Conner
Claire McCallum, Sebastian Potthoff, Leah Bührmann, Julian Wienert, Tina Jahnel, Benjamin Schüz
Olga Perski, Amit Baumel, Dominika Kwasnicka, Gill ten
11:17 News media framing of Faking Self-Reports: A Serious Physical distancing intervention: Hoor
vaccination uptake and herd Threat in the Assessment of Increasing intentions through a self-
immunity: a content analysis Health Behavior efficacy manipulation in the CHARIS 15:25 - 16:55 Parallel Sessions: Oral Presentations Tuesday, 24 Aug 2021
Aleksandra Lazic Viktoria Egele project
Chantal den Daas Health behaviours in time Individual differences in coping
with health issues
15:25 Donor career development – how past behaviour The hoax conspiracy as a soothing but maladaptive
11:29 Exploring the barriers and Optimising the delivery of breast Lifestyles and sociodemographic influences future blood donation intention escape from the COVID-19 pandemic reality
facilitators of physical distancing cancer risk estimates to women predictors of adherence to COVID-19 Klara Greffin Philipp Schmid
in the context of the COVID-19 aged 30-39 years restrictions in fragile patients
pandemic Sarah Bellhouse Roberto Capelli
Karen Farrell
15:37 The Temporal Dynamics of Sitting Behavior Positive psychological traits are associated with dietary
Pam ten Broeke behavior during the COVID-19 lockdown
Margaux Robert
11:41 Adherence to physical distancing Effect of antibiotic resistance Prevalence of psychological distress
guidance in Ireland: A nationally messages and their framing on among healthcare workers in Ireland
representative analysis from the the reduction of inappropriate and Italy during the COVID-19
iCARE study antibiotic expectations pandemic 15:49 The change-readiness model: A grounded behaviour Risk factors for anxiety and depression: a popula-
Hannah Durand Miroslav Sirota Jack Flynn change theory tion-based study
Marianne Therese Smogeli Holter Camilla Hakelind
16:01 Practice makes perfect: Repeatedly dealing with self- Coping with recent COVID-19 deaths: A Qualitative Study
11:53 Exploring factors associated The effect of risk knowledge Occupational stress and health
control conflict facilitates its resolution with grieving family members in Italy
with COVID-19 vaccine intention and risky behaviours on cervical during the Covid-19 pandemic:
Marleen Gillebaart Lorenza Entilli
to inform public health screening attendance mediating effects of work-related
interventions in England Sue Sherman rumination
Vivi Antonopoulou Louisa Pavey
16:13 Daily associations of intrinsic reward, anticipated Exploring the needs of spousal and adult children infor-
regret, and self-efficacy with automaticity across 12 mal caregivers: A mixed-method systematic review
weeks Srishti Dang
12:05 5 Implementing the 'Germ Development of a PtDA Quality of working life during Sally Di Maio
Defence' digital behaviour- integrating risk information COVID-19: a test of the Job Demands
change intervention using rapid supporting SDM about Resource model
person-based optimisation personalised surveillance Renato Pisanti 16:25 Association between self-esteem and weight The role of consumption and reward simulations in the
methods after breast cancer change depends on initial weight status in a general motivation for sugar-sweetened beverages
Ben Ainsworth Jet W. Ankersmid population Almudena Claassen
Sandrine Peneau
12:17 What does it mean to choose health? Experiences of medication Understanding COVID-19 vaccination
A photo elicitation study reviewing in Primary Care – intention: the role of anticipated 16:37 Insights into dynamic association between physical
Iga Palacz-Poborczyk Lessons for optimization of a affective reactions symptoms and affect from longitudinal data in inflam-
multimorbidity intervention Miriam Capasso matory arthritis
Lisa Hynes Hsiu Yen Tung
34 3515:25 - 16:55 Parallel Sessions: Oral Presentations Tuesday, 24 Aug 2021
Contextual factors Quality of life in context eHealth and COVID-19 Persuasive and
affecting child and informative health
adolescent health communication
behaviours
15:25 Media Influence Components The impact of unemployment #StrongerTogether: Utilizing health 15:25 Ambivalent attitudes and the
as Predictors of Children's Body and childbirth on trajectories of behavior and technology acceptance intention to undergo Whole
Image and Eating Problems life satisfaction in different social models to predict adoption of Genome Sequencing
Jolien De Coen contexts COVID-19 tracing apps Efrat Neter
Stefanie Hahm Samuel Tomczyk
15:37 The role of others – effects Posttraumatic Growth and Development of an app-based 15:37 Consuming media, consuming
of group composition in the Quality of Life in Fathers of behavior change intervention to food: A time-use diary survey on
treatment of childhood obesity Children with Special Needs promote hand hygiene during a TV viewing and concurrent food
Andrea Zumbrunn Gulsen Filazoglu Cokluk pandemic intake
Melanie Amrein Monique Alblas
15:49 Behaviour change interventions Mechanisms behind the Short- and longer-term effects 15:49 Developing an online decision-
improve maternal and child association between fear of of a brief online intervention on aid and CenteringPregnancy
nutrition in sub-Saharan Africa: falling and quality of life in old handwashing during the COVID-19 intervention promoting informed
systematic review age pandemic decision making about maternal
Daniella Watson Greta M. A. Steckhan Noemi Lorbeer pertussis vaccination
Charlotte Anraad
16:01 A qualitative investigation of Quality of life dimensions in A pilot randomised controlled 16:01 The impact of sharing life events
the health behaviours of young clinical care of breast cancer trial exploring feasibility of online and current issues on decision-
children from refugee families: survivors: a Delphi study expressive writing during the making for breast reconstructive
Photo Elicitation Urška Smrke COVID-19 pandemic surgery
Maha Alsubhi Daisy McInnerney Lorelle Dismore
16:13 A meta-analysis of the parental Assessing wellbeing in early life Engagement with online fitness
social-cognitive correlates of oral using retrospective recall: the videos on YouTube and Instagram
hygiene behavior in preschoolers example of addicts in recovery during COVID-19: a longitudinal
Stephanie Smith Emily Arden-Close study
Wuyou Sui
16:25 The Communities That Care “Everything was destroyed”: Feasibility Randomised Controlled
The Programme continues on the next page
Wednesday,
Youth Survey: Unidimensionality Resilience of older adults with Trial of the Hope Programme for
and predictive power of risk disabilities during hurricane Parents of Autistic Children during
factors in Germany Maria in Puerto Rico COVID-19
Maren Reder Mariana Guzzardo Kim Bul
16:37 What groups of measures would
promote healthy early childhood
development in marginalized Roma
Life on a temporary surface; A
qualitative study on loneliness
among highly skilled migrants
25 Aug 2021
communities? Neda Bayat
Shoshana Chovan
36 3711:05 - 12:35 Parallel Sessions: Posters Wednesday, 25 Aug 2021 11:05 - 12:35 Parallel Sessions: Posters Wednesday, 25 Aug 2021
2.4 Aspirin non-adherence in pregnant women at risk of preeclampsia (ANA): a qualitative study
1.0 Health behaviour and theory
Raya Vinogradov
1.1 Changing social norms are a stronger predictor for health behavior than static social norms 2.5 Evaluating the influence of symptom-monitoring on menopausal health outcomes: a systematic review
Sabrina Stöckli and meta-analysis
Robin Andrews
1.2 Differences in exercise motives of University of Zagreb students with regarding leisure-time physical
activity level 2.6 iHOPE for PCOS: Qualitative evaluation of an online peer support intervention for polycystic ovary
Janko Babic syndrome
Carol Percy
1.3 Identity mechanisms and interventions in the context of smoking and physical-activity: a scoping review
protocol 2.7 Emotional and cognitive processes in psychological interventions for children with chronic physical
Kristell M. Penfornis conditions
Mareike Kaemmerer
1.4 Beliefs about Healthy Sleep Habits in Adults With and Without Diabetes: A Reasoned Action Approach
Lydi-Anne Vézina-Im 2.8 Which behaviors are targeted in self-care interventions for patients with hypertension?
Heleen Westland
1.5 Snack consumption among young people. Eating style and the theory of planned behavior
Luigina Canova 2.9 Developing an intervention to improve type 2 diabetes care for people with severe mental illness
Tracey Dorey
1.6 Scoping review of theories and classification systems of multiple behaviours and goals in behavioural
science 2.10 Self-regulation in sustainable food purchases: The role of motivation, self-control and depletion
Carolina C. Silva Natasha Auch
1.7 The need for support in engaging in physical activity among patients with cancer in Japan
Tomoko Matsui
3.0 Coping with chronic illness
1.8 The influences of dietary lifestyles and environments on the intention-behavior consistency
Shoji Ohtomo 3.1 Medication Adherence in Chronic Conditions: A Scoping Review of Barriers, Facilitators and Interventions
Maria Karekla
1.9 Middle school students’ attitudes toward the HPV vaccine and psychological antecedents of vaccination
Catherine Juneau 3.2 Development of the Patient-Reported Impact of Dermatological Disease (PRIDD) measure: a concept
elicitation study
1.10 Weight-related health beliefs in adolescents and young adults Rachael Pattinson
Radina Stoyanova
1.11 Sense of ceherence and somatic symptoms 3.3 Couples facing the honeymoon period of Parkinson's disease: a qualitative study of dyadic functioning
Ivana Marcinko Charlotte Manceau
1.12 Motivational predictors of physical activity in women with fibromyalgia 3.4 Differences between three groups of neurological patients regarding their adherence to medication
Sofía López-Roig Gabriele Helga Franke
1.13 Cultural differences in Physical Activity: The Effect of Goal Orientation and Basic Psychological Needs 3.5 The relationship between depression, anxiety and quality of life in patients with inflammatory bowel
Duygu Gurleyik disease
Michal Bártek
1.14 FOODLIT-PRO: Conceptual and empirical development of the Food Literacy Wheel
Raquel Rosas 3.6 Psychosocial Functioning of Vitiligo Patients in the Face of Stigmatization: A systematic review
Simona Lysáková
2.0 Self-regulation and health and interventions in Chronic Illness 3.7 Being a person or being a patient: adaptive resources in long-term survivors after heart transplantation
Anna Mierzynska
2.1 On the changeability of subjective illness perceptions and stigmatising attitudes towards
mental health problems 3.8 Living with cystic fibrosis: patients’ experiences of diagnosis in adulthood
Thomas McLaren Nisha Sharma
2.2 Overcoming goal obstacles in chronic pain: Exploring the role of goal characteristics and obstacle features 3.9 A Qualitative Analysis of Psychosocial Adjustment Process of Veteran Soldiers with Amputation
Monika Hricová İrem Berna Güvenç
2.3 Role and group identity and adjustment to running group disbandment 3.10 Management of the disease by osteoporotic patients
Sasha Kullman Laura Lepage
38 3911:05 - 12:35 Parallel Sessions: Posters Wednesday, 25 Aug 2021 11:05 - 12:35 Parallel Sessions: Posters Wednesday, 25 Aug 2021
3,11 Exploring personality and coping strategies in chronic pain patients 5.3 Family and non-family intergenerational relationships: implications for students’ subjective health, life
Morana Radman satisfaction and psychological well-being
Olga Strizhitskaya
3,12 Supported self-management in asthma reviews: a mixed methods observational study nested in the
IMP2ART programme 5.4 The role of school climate in Jordanian high school students' life satisfaction
Emma Kinley Abdullah Alshammari
3,13 THEORETICALLY informed education to support asthma self-management in primary care: part of the 5.5 Reconceptualization of quality of life due to the lockdown among women with or without cancer
IMP2ART programme Stéphéline Ginguené
Kirstie McClatchey
5.6 How emotional intelligence and emotional skills are linked with well-being, health, work ability and
3,14 The impacts of COVID-19 lockdown on mental health in patients with Inflammatory Arthritis recovery?
Melissa Sweeney Taina Hintsa
5.7 Is work-life balance important for Portuguese adults’ productivity?
Bárbara Pinheiro
4.0 Youth and family mental health
5.8 Effects of brief mindfulness program for medical students
Etsuyo Nishigaki
4.1 Positive youth development and mental health of Bulgarian adolescents
Anna Alexandrova-Karamanova 5.9 Positive Well-Being in Heart Failure Patients
Katarzyna Piotrowicz
4.2 How to establish supportive peer relationships: a qualitative study with early adolescents
Ina Krammer 5.10 Sexual quality of life of cancer patients
Florence Sordes
4.3 Social discourse and stigmatisation as a barrier to a child and adolescent mental health services
Zuzana Dankulincova Veselska 5.11 A qualitative meta-synthesis examining spirituality as experienced by individuals living with terminal
cancer
4.4 Prevalence of mental disorders in youth with chronic skin conditions: A systematic review and metaanalysis Lucy Hayden
Clodagh Flinn
5.12 Utilizing Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis in Researching Sexual Health: Working with Women
4.5 Parental rejection and social appearance anxiety: The mediating role of self-concept clarity at Temporary Shelters
Celia K. Naivar Sen Anna Alexandrov
4.6 Parental Health Status and Adolescents’ Psychological Distress: The Role of Parentification
Cliff Yung-Chi Chen
6.0 Social support, caregiving, and health
4.7 Intergenerational transmission of posttraumatic orientation to bodily signals within mother-daughter
dyads 6.1 Inclusion of Illness in the self among cardiac patients and their caregiving partners
Noga Tsur Shira Galin Soibelman
4.8 Mindfulness mediates the relationship between parenting stress and relationship satisfaction 6.2 Communal Motivation to Provide Care: Evidence from a Multinational iCohort Study on Informal Care
Julia Eggermann Giulia Ferraris
4.9 Relationship satisfaction and depression in patient-partner dyads: longitudinal associations 6.3 The place of sick peers in adolescents and young adults with cancer. Preliminary quantitative results
Karolina Lobczowska Jeff Phan
4.10 Economic status and depression: Mediating role of self-rated health in students during the COVID-19 6.4 Health and psychosocial correlates of being a spouse carer of a person with dementia
pandemic Marcus Falk Johansson
Dominika Ochnik
6.5 People living with type 2 diabetes in Pakistan: Nutritional practices and family roles
Omama Tariq
6.6 Adjustment and maintenance of couple relationships following a spinal cord injury
5.0 Quality of life in community and clinical populations
Luned Mair
5.1 Loss of self or an internal struggle? Investigating experiences of depression in Greek-Cypriot patients 6.7 Life Review Intervention Among Patients In Palliative Care
Maria Orphanidou Constance Garrouteigt
5.2 Relationship between suicidal ideation and self-rated health indicators in general population 6.8 Psychosocial, pregnancy and delivery characteristics of mothers at risk of postpartum depression
Nijole Gostautaite Midttun Lubica Banovcinova
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