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European Association of Personality Psychology [EAPP] (You can click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	European Association of Personality Psychology Department of Psychology, University of Groningen Grote Kruisstraat 2/1 9712 TS Groningen The Netherlands +31/50/636343 +31/50/636304 fax
About:	The purpose of the European Association of Personality Psychology [EAPP] is the promotion and development of empirical and theoretical personality psychology within Europe and the interchange of information relating to this subject between members of the EAPP and cognate associations throughout the world. Originated in 1982, the EAPP is a non-profit making association for people with a university degree (or equivalent) who are involved in the development of empirical and/or theoretical personality psychology by way of research and/or authorship of books, learned articles and other published materials. The official publication of EAPP is the European Journal of Personality.
Event List:	14-th European Conference on Personality Psychology [ECP 14] July 16-20, 2008: Tartu, Estonia
Event #1 Detail:	14-th European Conference on Personality Psychology [ECP 14] ( Consult the meeting's Web pages.) July 16-20, 2008 Tartu, Estonia Sponsor: European Association of Personality Psychology [EAPP] Pre-conference workshops will be held on July 15 and July 16, 2008. Featured presentations: (Presidential Address) Boele De Raad, University of Groningen, The Netherlands Analyzing Multimethod Data with Structural Equation Modeling: Some Guidelines for Choosing an Appropriate Model Michael Eid, Professor, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany Reconciling Laboratory and Clinical Evidence: Emil Kraepelin's Experimental Research in Tartu Eric J Engstrom, MA, PhD Research Associate, Max-Planck-Institute for Psychiatry, Germany Measuring and Understanding Psychological Situations David C. Funder, PhD, Professor, University of California, Riverside, USA The Structure of Temperament and Personality in Childhood and Its Relation to Problem Behaviour Ivan Mervielde, Professor and Chair, Department of Developmental, Personality and Social Psychology, University of Ghent, Belgium The Structure of Human Values: Origins and Implications Shalom Schwartz, MA, PhD, Leon and Clara Sznajderman Professor Emeritus of Psychology, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel An Integrative Model of Personality and Psychopathology David Watson, Professor of Psychology, University of Iowa, Iowa City, USA Invited symposia: Conceptualization and measurement of psychological situations Cross-cultural personality research Emotion regulation Implicit representations of personality Molecular/behavioral genetics Personality and neurophysiological systems Personality and education Personality and psychopathology Personality and social relationships Personality and values Personality development, resilience and psychopathology Personality measurement and structure Personality of animals Recent advances in intelligence research Deadline for abstracts or proposals: 1/20/2008. Event Contact: (you could use the link below for more information) Liisi Kööts, Secretary General, ECP14 Department of Psychology University of Tartu Tiigi 78 Tartu 50410 Estonia +372/7375902 +372/7376152 fax (As a courtesy: would you please be so kind as to refer to our World Wide Web pages when inquiring about this event?)

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European Association of Psychological Assessment [EAPA] (You can click above for the organization home page)
Contact:	(The link below is available for more information) European Association of Psychological Assessment c/o Maria Forns Depamento de Personalitat, Avaluación i Tractaments Psicológica Universitad de Barcelona Passeig de la Vall d'Hebrón 171 E-08035 Barcelona Spain mforns@Psi.ub.es
About:	The European Association of Psychological Assessment [EAPA] is a non-profit organization for people with a University degree (or equivalent) who have contributed to the development of psychological assessment. It was founded in 1990. Aims: Increase scientific interest in psychological assessment in Europe Improve the study of psychological assessment in Europe Improve theories, methods, and the practice of assessment Create opportunities for scientific exchanges between Europeans Intensify exchanges on psychological assessment among Europeans and between Europeans and scholars from other parts of the world Maintain exchanges between the EAPA and other associations throughout the world

European Association of Psychological Assessment [EAPA]

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Contact:

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European Association of Psychological Assessment
c/o Maria Forns
Depamento de Personalitat, Avaluación i Tractaments Psicológica
Universitad de Barcelona
Passeig de la Vall d'Hebrón 171
E-08035 Barcelona
Spain

mforns@Psi.ub.es

About:

The European Association of Psychological Assessment [EAPA] is a non-profit organization for people with a University degree (or equivalent) who have contributed to the development of psychological assessment. It was founded in 1990.

Aims:

Increase scientific interest in psychological assessment in Europe
Improve the study of psychological assessment in Europe
Improve theories, methods, and the practice of assessment
Create opportunities for scientific exchanges between Europeans
Intensify exchanges on psychological assessment among Europeans and between Europeans and scholars from other parts of the world
Maintain exchanges between the EAPA and other associations throughout the world

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European Association of Psychology and Law [EAPL] (Please click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	(You might activate the link below for seeking more information) European Association of Psychology and Law c/o Department of Psychology University of Erlangen-Nuremberg Bismarckstraße 1 D-91054 Erlangen Germany +49/9/31-8522330 +49/9/31-8522646 fax bliesener@psychologie.uni-kiel.de
About:	The European Association of Psychology and Law [EAPL] was launched in 1990. Objectives: Promotion and development of research Improvements in legal procedures, teaching, and practice in the field of psychology and law (eg, legal psychology, criminological psychology, forensic psychology) within Europe Interchange of information throughout the world aimed toward an international cooperation Activities: Organization of conferences Promotion of scientific communication and cooperations between psychologists, lawyers, and other related professions Publication of manuscripts the promotion of research projects and programs Facilitation of academic education and postgraduate training Cooperation of divisions, associations, and institutions of psychology and law Provision of information to the public

European Association of Psychology and Law [EAPL]

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Contact:

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European Association of Psychology and Law
c/o Department of Psychology
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
Bismarckstraße 1
D-91054 Erlangen
Germany

+49/9/31-8522330
+49/9/31-8522646 fax

bliesener@psychologie.uni-kiel.de

About:

The European Association of Psychology and Law [EAPL] was launched in 1990.

Objectives:

Promotion and development of research
Improvements in legal procedures, teaching, and practice in the field of psychology and law (eg, legal psychology, criminological psychology, forensic psychology) within Europe
Interchange of information throughout the world aimed toward an international cooperation

Activities:

Organization of conferences
Promotion of scientific communication and cooperations between psychologists, lawyers, and other related professions
Publication of manuscripts the promotion of research projects and programs
Facilitation of academic education and postgraduate training
Cooperation of divisions, associations, and institutions of psychology and law
Provision of information to the public

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European Association for Psychotherapy [EAP] (You can click on the above for the sponsor's home page)
Contact:	(You could use the link below for e-mail) European Association for Psychotherapy Rosenbursenstraße 8/3/8 A-1010 Vienna Austria +43/1/5131729 +43/1/5122604 fax headoffice@europsyche.org
About:	The European Association for Psychotherapy [EAP] represents about 128 organisations (26 national umbrella associations for psychotherapy) from 37 European countries and by that more than 120.000 psychotherapists. Membership is also open for individual psychotherapists. The EAP has established a European Certificate of Psychotherapy [ECP] to promote professional standards across the continent. This involves criteria for basic education, theoretical study, personal psychotherapy experience, practical training and supervision, The official publication of the EAP is the International Journal of Psychotherapy.

European Association for Psychotherapy [EAP]

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Contact:

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European Association for Psychotherapy
Rosenbursenstraße 8/3/8
A-1010 Vienna
Austria

+43/1/5131729
+43/1/5122604 fax

headoffice@europsyche.org

About:

The European Association for Psychotherapy [EAP] represents about 128 organisations (26 national umbrella associations for psychotherapy) from 37 European countries and by that more than 120.000 psychotherapists. Membership is also open for individual psychotherapists.

The EAP has established a European Certificate of Psychotherapy [ECP] to promote professional standards across the continent. This involves criteria for basic education, theoretical study, personal psychotherapy experience, practical training and supervision,

The official publication of the EAP is the International Journal of Psychotherapy.

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European Association for Research on Adolescence [EARA] (You can click on the above for its home page)
About:	European Association for Research on Adolescence [EARA] is a multidisciplinary European research organization established to understand adolescence as a life phase through scientific investigation and applied research. It was established in 1988. EARA comprises researchers (psychologists, psychiatrists, and sociologists) who are studying adolescent development. EARA aims to give researchers a way to connect with each other to keep up with what others are doing, to keep up with opportunities and activities of interest, and to develop joint ventures. Focal topics: Adolescent socialization (adolescents and parents, friendship and peer groups, employment, community, and subculture) Adolescents at risk (emotional or behavioral problems, substance abuse, and risky sexual behavior) Adolescent mental health (well-being, stress and coping, handicaps, intervention, and treatment) Adolescent identity formation (identity, self-esteem, social cognition, gender role, and ethnicity) Research methodology (qualitative and quantitative methods, designs, and person versus variable approaches) Objectives: Promote and safeguard high quality basic and applied psychological research in Europe on all aspects of adolescence Create a forum for bringing together European researchers who are engaged in any aspect of psychological research on adolescence Promote communication between those engaged in research on adolescence in Europe via workshops, conferences, and a newsletter, and by creating European data bases and regular lists of publications of members of the Association Work together with other organizations whose aims overlap or (partly) coincide with those of the EARA Promote professional training of young European researchers in adolescence Give advice to national and European authorities on (psychological research on) adolescence and to promote the development of a European research policy and program concerning adolescents and their problems Promote cross-cultural and/or cross national research on adolescence in Europe

European Association for Research on Adolescence [EARA]

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About:

European Association for Research on Adolescence [EARA] is a multidisciplinary European research organization established to understand adolescence as a life phase through scientific investigation and applied research. It was established in 1988.

EARA comprises researchers (psychologists, psychiatrists, and sociologists) who are studying adolescent development. EARA aims to give researchers a way to connect with each other to keep up with what others are doing, to keep up with opportunities and activities of interest, and to develop joint ventures.

Focal topics:

Adolescent socialization (adolescents and parents, friendship and peer groups, employment, community, and subculture)
Adolescents at risk (emotional or behavioral problems, substance abuse, and risky sexual behavior)
Adolescent mental health (well-being, stress and coping, handicaps, intervention, and treatment)
Adolescent identity formation (identity, self-esteem, social cognition, gender role, and ethnicity)
Research methodology (qualitative and quantitative methods, designs, and person versus variable approaches)

Objectives:

Promote and safeguard high quality basic and applied psychological research in Europe on all aspects of adolescence
Create a forum for bringing together European researchers who are engaged in any aspect of psychological research on adolescence
Promote communication between those engaged in research on adolescence in Europe via workshops, conferences, and a newsletter, and by creating European data bases and regular lists of publications of members of the Association
Work together with other organizations whose aims overlap or (partly) coincide with those of the EARA
Promote professional training of young European researchers in adolescence
Give advice to national and European authorities on (psychological research on) adolescence and to promote the development of a European research policy and program concerning adolescents and their problems
Promote cross-cultural and/or cross national research on adolescence in Europe

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European Association of Schools of Social Work [EASSW] (If you please, click on the above for its home page)
About:	The European Association of Schools of Social Work [EASSW] is the European independent branch of the International Association of Schools of Social Work [IASSW]. It brings together about 300 different schools, universities and institutions supporting social work education. Its mission is to promote social development and develop high quality education, training and knowledge for social work practice, social services, and social welfare policies in Europe.

European Association of Schools of Social Work [EASSW]

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About:

The European Association of Schools of Social Work [EASSW] is the European independent branch of the International Association of Schools of Social Work [IASSW]. It brings together about 300 different schools, universities and institutions supporting social work education. Its mission is to promote social development and develop high quality education, training and knowledge for social work practice, social services, and social welfare policies in Europe.

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European Association for Transactional Analysis [EATA] (You can click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	(You could use the link for obtaining more information) European Association for Transactional Analysis c/o Martine Huon Les Toits de l'Aune Bat. E 3, rue Hugo Ely F-13090 Aix-en-Provence France info@eatanews.org

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European Association of Training Centres for Socio-Educational Care Work [FESET] (Association européenne des centres de formation au travail socio-éducatif) (You can click above for its home page)
About:	FESET (Formation d'Educateurs Sociaux Européens / European Social Educator Training) is a European association of training centres for socio-educational care work. FESET aims to: Promote the education and training for socio-educational purposes Participate in programmes of different European bodies Ensure that the training centres be represented at the institutions of the European Union, the Council of Europe as well as other international organisations Encourage exchanges and understanding between training centres in the Member States of the EU, in the Member States of the Council of Europe and in other European States Promote terms of mutual recognition of diplomas

European Association of Training Centres for Socio-Educational Care Work [FESET]
(Association européenne des centres de formation au travail socio-éducatif)

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About:

FESET (Formation d'Educateurs Sociaux Européens / European Social Educator Training) is a European association of training centres for socio-educational care work. FESET aims to:

Promote the education and training for socio-educational purposes
Participate in programmes of different European bodies
Ensure that the training centres be represented at the institutions of the European Union, the Council of Europe as well as other international organisations
Encourage exchanges and understanding between training centres in the Member States of the EU, in the Member States of the Council of Europe and in other European States
Promote terms of mutual recognition of diplomas

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European Association for the Treatment of Addiction [EATA] (If you please, click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	(The link below is available for more detail) European Association for the Treatment of Addiction 32-36 Loman Street London SE1 0EE United Kingdom +44/20/7922 8753 secretariat@eata.org.uk
About:	The European Association for the Treatment of Addiction [EATA] is an independent charity that aims to ensure that people dependent on drugs or alcohol get timely access to the treatment they need. EATA seeks to achieve this aim by: Improving awareness of the treatment needs of people dependent on drugs and alcohol Encouraging and aiding the development of policies to improve treatment access and quality Advising on and promoting best practice in the purchase and provision of treatment services

European Association for the Treatment of Addiction [EATA]

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Contact:

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European Association for the Treatment of Addiction
32-36 Loman Street
London SE1 0EE
United Kingdom

+44/20/7922 8753

secretariat@eata.org.uk

About:

The European Association for the Treatment of Addiction [EATA] is an independent charity that aims to ensure that people dependent on drugs or alcohol get timely access to the treatment they need. EATA seeks to achieve this aim by:

Improving awareness of the treatment needs of people dependent on drugs and alcohol
Encouraging and aiding the development of policies to improve treatment access and quality
Advising on and promoting best practice in the purchase and provision of treatment services

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European Association of University Teachers of Psychoanalysis [EAUTP] (You can click above for its home page)
Contact:	(You might click on the link for e-mail) European Association of University Teachers of Psychoanalysis psychoanalysis@ucl.ac.uk

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European Association for Women & Health Research [EAWHR] (You can click on the above for its home page)
About:	The aims of the European Association for Women & Health Research [EAWHR] are to facilitate communication and collaboration among European academics who are active in the area of Women & Health research in medicine, public health, psychology, sociology, bio-ethics and other health-related sciences

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European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology [EAWOP] (You can click on the above for the organization's home page)
Contact:	(You can click on the link below for e-mail) European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology Coosemanstraat 100 3010 Leuven Belgium +32/16/257815 +32/16/257815 fax eawop@psy.kuleuven.ac.be
About:	The European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology [EAWOP] supports the development and application of work and organizational psychology in Europe. It is based on pluriformity and takes the political, cultural and linguistic diversity of Europe as a point of departure, acknowledging the equality of the various ways that Europe's various intellectual communities view and approach work and organizational psychology. EAWOP includes constituent associations and individuals as members. It publishes the European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology, organizes congresses and workshops and provides other member services.

European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology [EAWOP]

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Contact:

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European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology
Coosemanstraat 100
3010 Leuven
Belgium

+32/16/257815
+32/16/257815 fax

eawop@psy.kuleuven.ac.be

About:

The European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology [EAWOP] supports the development and application of work and organizational psychology in Europe. It is based on pluriformity and takes the political, cultural and linguistic diversity of Europe as a point of departure, acknowledging the equality of the various ways that Europe's various intellectual communities view and approach work and organizational psychology.

EAWOP includes constituent associations and individuals as members. It publishes the European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology, organizes congresses and workshops and provides other member services.

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