ABSTRACT SUBMISSION | SOUTHEAST ASIA INDIGENOUS PSYCHOLOGY (SEAIP) 2023

ABSTRACT'S GUIDELINES

Abstracts must be submitted in English.
Abstracts should not exceed 500 words excluding the title, author(s)'s name(s) and keyword(s).
The topic of the abstract has to be highly relevant to the seven topic areas listed on the website.
Both empirical papers (either quantitative or qualitative) and theoretical papers are welcome.
If your abstract is accepted, you will be invited to give a 10-minutes oral presentation, followed by 5 minutes of Q&A.
If you are willing to publish your full paper, the organizing committee will facilitate the publication of papers in partner journals.

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Salutation*

Name*

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Status*

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Other Author's Name and Affiliation

Other Author's Email

Please select the topic area that is most relevant to your abstract.*

Meanings of resilience or thriving from an indigenous perspective.

Cultural strengths and indigenous resources for coping with adversities in SEA societies.

Methodological challenges and innovation for studying resilience in SEA communities.

Local knowledge or wisdom on personal and communal strengths.

Cultural adaptations of (western) mental health interventions for developing resilience or thriving among the SEA communities.

Policy or programs that promote thriving or resilience of minority groups in this region.

Indigenous practices (e.g., rituals, games, dramas, sports) that promote communal resilience.

Abstract Title*

Abstract*

Keyword*

If my abstract is selected for oral presentation, I consent to my abstract being published in abstract booklet and made available to the public via SEAIP official website.*

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Please check that all the informations are accurate before submitting this form. The abstracts selected for oral presentations will be notified through the email of the presenting and/or corresponding author by November 1st 2023.

The deadline for abstract submission is September 30th 2023. Please note that no submissions will be allowed after this date.

ABSTRACT'S GUIDELINES

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