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Code: 3747
Hall: M-Lorenese
SHAPING PSYCHOLOGY TOGETHER: EFPSA'S STUDENT-LED INITIATIVES FOR SOCIETY AND THE FUTURE OF THE DISCIPLINE
Division 15: Students and Early Career Psychologists
Regular Symposium
Abstract: 3750 Presenter
EMPOWERING PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS FOR SOCIETAL CHANGE: THE SOCIAL IMPACT INITIATIVE
Wednesday 22 July 12:30 - 14:00
Code: D06S002
Hall: G-Spadolini
Child and Adolescent Mental Health 2
Division 6: Clinical and Community Psychology
Oral Session
Abstract: 1329
USING VIGNETTE METHODOLOGY TO INVESTIGATE PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF MENTAL HEALTH: INSIGHTS FROM A MULTICULTURAL PROJECT ABOUT ADHD
Friday 24 July 14:00 - 15:30
Code: D02S013
Hall: C- Spadolini
Social & Cultural Psychological Processes
Division 2: Psychological Assessment and Evaluation
Oral Session
Abstract: 738 Presenter
CULTURAL VARIATIONS IN THE PERCEPTION AND UNDERSTANDING OF ATTENTION-DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER: IMPLICATIONS FOR DIAGNOSTIC SENSITIVITY
Friday 24 July 15:30 - 17:00


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