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Author/Participant
Code: D05S004
Hall: J-Spadolini
Learning processes 1
Division 5: Education and School Psychology
Oral Session
Abstract: 1326 Presenter
WHAT DO CHILDREN UNDERSTAND ABOUT SKEPTICISM? CHILDREN'S DETECTION OF DISBELIEF AND EVALUATION OF OTHERS' CREDIBILITY
Wednesday 22 July 12:30 - 14:00
Code: P_D14S001
Hall: X- Poster 3
Poster Session 1 - Division 14
Division 14: Applied Cognitive Psychology
Poster
Abstract: 1120
A MULTI-STRATEGY APPROACH TO TACKLING THE MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS
Code: P_D14S002
Hall: X- Poster 3
Poster Session 2 - Division 14
Division 14: Applied Cognitive Psychology
Poster
Abstract: 1332
SOCIAL COGNITIVE SKILLS PROMOTE SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL HEALTH IN CHILDREN AND ADULTS
Code: P_D06S009
Hall: X- Poster 2
Poster Session 9 - Division 6
Division 6: Clinical and Community Psychology
Poster
Abstract: 2672 Presenter
HOW NEGATIVITY BIAS FUELS ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION: RESULTS FROM A NOVEL EASY-TO-USE INTERPRETATION BIAS TASK


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