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Full Schedule with Speakers and Topics
July
7
& 8, 2001 Building Resilience and Strengthening Families: Peace Within, Peace Between, and Peace Among: Sandra Neil, Clinical Psychologist and Family Therapist, The Satir Centre of Australia and Ediith Grotberg, Senior Scientist, the Civitan International Research Center Crossing Boundaries: Teens and Tolerance: Elaine Leader, Executive Director of TEEN LINE in Los Angeles, California USA Using Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Cross-Culturally: Pamela Hays, Central Peninsula Counseling Services, Kenai, Alaska USA Generational Wisdom: From Boomers to Gen-X and Beyond: Beth Hedva, Institute of Transpersonal Psychology The Internet's Capacity as a Healing or Hurtful Medium: Harold Finkleman, Research Journalist
July
9, 2001 6:30pm
- 7:3opm Keynote:
E-LEARNING FUTURE - THE CONTRIBUTION OF PSYCHOLOGY Dietrich
Albert,
Hiroshima University, Japan and University of Graz, Austria July
10, 2001 8:30
am - 10:00 am Paper
Session: Trauma, Violence and Ethics
Chairperson:
Gail Berkove, Michigan,
USA 8:30-8:45
The
relationship between traumatic stress and personality variables among community
residents exposed to a train disaster Man
Cheung Chung, University
of Plymouth, UK
8:45-9:00 DISPOSAL
OF A NOBODY : BURIAL OF A MISCARRIAGE Jenny
Littlewood, South
Bank University, Leti Littlewood, The
London Institute of Fashion and Design, UK
9:00-9:15 ATTACHMENT
STYLES IN SEXUALLY ABUSED AND TRAUMATIZED MALES Deborah
A. Weber, Texas
A&M University, USA
9:15-9:30 Violence
in Indonesia Sarlito Wirawan Sarwono, University of Indonesia 9:30-9:45 INCULCATION
OF NONVIOLENCE: A PROACTIVE APPROACH Manisha
SEN, University
of Mumbai, India
9:45-10:00 THE
STATE-TRAIT MORALITY INVENTORY (STMI): THE CASE OF SITUATIONAL ETHICS Carole
A. Rayburn, Ph.D. Private
Practice, Silver Spring, MD, USA
July
10, 2001 8:30
am - 10:00 am Symposium:
THE ROLE OF COPING STYLE AND OPTIMAL EXPERIENCE IN MEDICAL REHABILITATION
Chair:
Anna Laura Comunian,
University of Padua, Italy 8:30-8:45 DISABILITY
AND THE QUALITY OF DAILY EXPERIENCE
Fausto Massimini, Antonella Delle Fave, University of Milano, Italy
8:45-9:00 DISABILITY
AND DEVELOPMENT: A CROSS-CULTURAL STUDY
Antonella Delle Fave, Manuela Lombardi, University of Milano, Italy
9:00-9:15 PROJECT
“CHANGE”: QUALITY OF LIFE AND AUTONOMY IN DISABILITY Virginio
Marchesi, Daniela Soave, Cooperativa
Sociale GEODE, Arluno, Milano, Italy 9:15-9:30 MOTOR
REHABILITATION OF THE HEMIPLEGIC PATIENT THROUGH
ELECTRONIC SYSTEM ARRANGED BIOFEEDBACK ELECTROMYOGRAPHY AND VIRTUAL REALITY (VR) Andrea Meneghini, University of Padova, Italy9:30-9:45 HANDICAP
REHABILITATION AND FAMILY: RELATIONAL DYNAMICS AND PROGRAMS OF INTERVENTION Mosconi
A., Becci P., Gallo. L., Centro
Padovano di Terapia della Famiglia; Padua Italy 9:45-10:00 COPING
RESOURCES IN REHABILITATION Anna
Laura Comunian, University
of Padua, Italy July
10, 2001 8:30
am - 10:00 am Conversation
Hour: CREATIVITY AND ITS DEVELOPMENT
Stephanie
Z. Dudek, University
of Montreal, CA July
10, 2001 10:30
am - 12:15 am Plenary
Session: ICP Specials
10:30-11:15 THE
"SPIRIT" OF ICP IN A HISTORIC PERSPECTIVE Past
President Esther Halpern,
Tel Aviv University, Israel
11:15-12:00 SOCIETY
FOR ALL AGES President
Matti K. Gershenfeld,
Philadelphia,
PA, USA 12:00pm
-1:30 pm Lunch
with Interest Groups 1.
Counseling
and Psychotherapy
- Kerry Cronan and Judith Paphazy 2.
Creativity
and Personality
- Stephanie Dudek 3.
Cross-Cultural
Issues/Research
- Anna Laura Comunian 4.
Educational
Psychology and International Exchange
- Hagop Pambookian 5.
Environmental
Psychology
- Sigrid Hopf 6.
Forensic
Psychology
- Elizabeth Bishop 7.
Gender
Research
- Lynn Collins, Carol Rayburn, Joan Chrisler 8.
Health
Psychology
- Walter Griesinger 9.
Peace,
International Relations, Human Rights
- Sandra Neil, Harold Takooshian 10.
Organizational
Psychology
- Kenneth Elliot 11.
School
Psychology and Child Development
- Antoinette Thomas 12.
Women's
Health Issues
- Frances Culbertson July
10, 2001 1:30
pm - 3:00 pm Paper
Session: Stress, Anxiety and Coping
Chairperson:
Roswith Roth,
University of Graz, Austria 1:30-1:45 ON
THE "HOW" AND "WHAT" APPROACHES UNDERLYING STRESS-COPING
RESEARCH Seisoh
Sukemune, Mukogawa
Women's University, Nishinomiya, Japan
1:45-2:00 DISCRIMINATIVE
FACILITY: COGNITIVE MECHANISMS OF COPING Cecilia
Cheng, Hong
Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong, China 2:00-2:15 THE
EFFECT OF A REHABILITATION PROGRAMME ON ANXIETY, DEPRESSION AND COPING
STRATEGIES IN CHRONIC ALCOHOLICS Judora
J Spangenberg and Latifa Soobedar University
of Stellenbosch, South Africa 2:15-2:30 INDIVIDUAL
PROGRESS IN GROUP ANXIETY THERAPY REFLECTED ON DRAWINGS Antoinette
D. Thomas, St.
Lambert, Quebec, Canada, John Getz, PennState
Geisinger Health Service, USA
2:30-2:45 THE
CHAD-DIAGNOSTIC ASSESSMENT Roseline
D. Davido,
Paris, France
2:45-3:00 EMOTIONAL
CLIMATES AND CULTURE OF PEACE IN JAPANESE STUDENTS Takehiko
Ito,
Wako University, Tokyo, Japant
July
10, 2001 1:30
pm - 3:00 pm Symposium:
FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY ISSUES
Chairperson
and Discussant: Elizabeth S. Bishop, Arbor
Psychological Consultants, Michigan USA 1:30-1:45 BALANCING
RIGHTS: AN UPDATE Lita
Linzer Schwartz, Pennsylvania
State University, USA 1:45-2:00 FILIPINO
PETITIONERS AND RESPONDENTS FOR MARITAL NULLITY: TEMPERAMENT PATTERNS, IDENTITY,
AND MENTAL HEALTH Natividad
A. Dayan,
De La Salle University, Manila, Philippines Maria
Theresa Medina,
Ateneo de Manila University, Manila, Philippines 2:00-2:15 PSYCHOLOGY
AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS: A MATCH MADE IN HEAVEN OR MARRIAGE FROM
HELL? Sherri
McCarthy-Tucker,
Augustus Little, Suzanne Little, Northern Arizona University, USA 2:15-2:30 PSYCHOLOGICAL
EVALUATIONS IN CASES OF CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT Elizabeth
S. Bishop,
Arbor Psychological Consultants, Michigan USA 2:30-2:45 EVALUATIONS
OF COMPETENCE TO STAND TRIAL Ludwig
F. Lowenstein,
Allington Manor, Fair Oaks, Hampshire, UK July
10, 2001 1:30
pm - 3:00 pm Conversation
Hour
A
CONVERSATION ABOUT THE GENERATIONS; FROM BEFORE BOOMERS TO GEN-X AND BEYOND Beth
Hedva, Ph.D., Institute
of Transpersonal Psychology's Global Program, Calgary, CA
July
10, 2001 3:30pm
- 4:30pm Presentation
of the Winner of the ICP Research Award 2001 Chairperson:
Sukemune Seisoh,
Mukogawa Women's University, Nishinomiya, Japan July
10, 2001 3:30
pm - 5:30 pm Paper
Session: Organizations and Management Chairperson:
Dietrich Albert,
Hiroshima University, Japan and University of Graz, Austria 3:30-3:45 PERFORMANCE
MANAGEMENT – THE WAY FORWARD Hermann
Spangenberg, Callie Theron, University
of Stellenbosch, South Africa 3:45-4:00 AN
EXPLORITORY STUDY INTO THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FITNESS, STRESS AND
ORGANISATIONAL COMMITTMENT Antonia
M Dietmann,
Leeds University, Leeds UK
4:00-4:15 RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN INGRATIATION AND ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP
BEHAVIOUR: THE MODERATING INFLUENCE OF EMPLOYEE STATUS. Olufemi
A Lawal,
University of Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria. 4:15-4:30 PSYCHO-SOCIAL
DETERMINANTS OF WORK PERFORMANCE AND BANK INSOLVENCY IN NIGERIA TOWARDS A
RESOLUTION MODEL. Adeshina
Ojo, Industrial
Relations & Personnel Management, UniLag, Nigeria. 4:30-4:45 RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN MACHIAVELLIANISM AND PERFORMANCE OF AUTOMOBILE SALESPERSONS Abdul
Aziz, University
of Charleston, USA.
4:45-5:00 GLASS
CEILING IN THE UNIVERSITY Ana
Guil Bozal, University
of Sevilla, Spain
5:00-5:15 ADJUSTING
INFLUENCE TO CHINESE SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY BY ORIENTAL THEOLOGY Gao
Lin, Kunshan
Teacher Training School, Jiangsu China, Jin
Wenxi, University of Lincolnshire and Humberside, UK
5:15-5:30 IMPROVING
CAREER SERVICES IN BOTSWANA THROUGH CAREER RESOURCE CENTRES Amos
Alao,
University of Botswana, Botswana July
10, 2001 3:30
pm - 5:30 pm Symosium
THE
"SILENT REVOLUTION", A SOCIETY FOR ALL AGES AND ICP Moderator:
Matti K. Gershenfeld Philadelphia,
PA, USA GROWING
OLDER: FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE Florence
Denmark,
Pace University, New York, NY, USA HOW
DO POOR PHILIPINO OLDER PERSONS COPE? WHAT TECHIQUES OR INTERVENTIONS ARE
EFFECTIVE? Natividad
Dayan,
Dayan's Psych Clinic, Manila, Phillipines AM
I TOO OLD TO CHANGE? EDUCATION AS AN INTERVENTION FOR GROWTH Irene
Deitch,
College of Staten Island, NY, USA FRIDAYS
IN NURSING HOME: TREATMENT, ADVOCACY, TRAINING Matti
K. Gershenfeld,
Philadelphia, PA USA July
10, 2001 3:30
pm - 5:15 pm Paper
Session: Health and Well-being Chairperson:
Ludwig Lowenstein, Allington
Manor, Fair Oaks, Hampshire, England 3:30-3:45 HEALTH-ENDANGERING
BEHAVIORS AMONG JAPANESE COLLEGE STUDENTS: TEST OF A BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL MODEL Mika
OMORI, University
of Tsukuba, Japan; Gary INGERSOLL, Indiana
University, USA.
3:45-4:00 INTERNATIONAL
AND AMERICAN STUDENTS HEALTH BEHAVIORS IN COLLEGE HARJU, Beverly L., Krista L. Valz, East Carolina University, North Carolina, USA 4:00-4:15 MENARCHE
STORIES II; REMINISCENSES OF COLLEGE STUDENTS FROM AUSTRIA, INDIA, LEBANON, AND
NIGERIA Joan
C. Chrisler,
Jennifer A. Gorman, Maryanne McGinn, and
Katherine D. Hoerster,
Connecticut College, New London, CT, USA
4:15-4:30 SUSTO
AND ATAQUES DE NERVIOS: WHAT FOLK ILLNESSES TELL US ABOUT TREATMENT AND THE
CULTURAL FRAMING OF MENTAL DISORDERS Jay
R. Stewart, Bowling
Green State University, OH, USA 4:30-4:45 Psychic
well-being, religion, logos, intuition and rational emotive therapy: supplements
to the 58th ICP presentation Satoru
Nishizawa, Hokkai
Gakuen University, Japan
4:45-5:00 Perception
of clinical psychologists of the import of the formal evaluation of adaptive
functioning in the diagnosis of dementia. Debo
Akande, Potchefstroom
University, South Africa
5:00-5:15 AGEING
IN CAMEROON: PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPEcTIVES Maureen
Ebanga Tanyi,
University of Yarounde, Cameroon, Africa 7:30
(app)
Evening Trip to Stonhenge July
11, 2001 7:30
am - 8:30 am Breakfast with Matti Gershenfeld: Meeting with Area Chairs July
11, 2001 8:30am
- 10:00 am Symposium:
A STUDY OF RESILIENCE PROMOTION IN ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS Judith
E. Paphazy, Melbourne,
Australia, Edith H. Grotberg,
Arlington, USA July
11, 2001 8:30am
- 10:00 am Conversation
Hour: Beliefs and Behaviour Prof
Jacobus C Kok, RAU, South Africa 8:30am
- 10:00 am Conversation
Hour: HUMOR, WISDOM, SPIRIT: CLINICAL PRACTICE WITH CULTURALLY DIVERSE ELDERS Pamela
A. Hays, Central
Peninsula Counseling Services, Kenai, Alaska, USA July
11, 2001 8:30am
- 10:00 am Conversation
Hour: GROUP THERAPY FOR DEPRESSED WOMEN AND WHAT THEY HAVE TAUGHT US
M.
Consuelo Barreda-Hanson, The
Canberra Hospital, Australia
July
11, 2001 10:30
am
- 12:00 noon Symposium:ICP
at the United Nations Chairperson:
Selma Sapir, Bank
Street College, NY, USA Eva
Sandis, Fordham
University, NY, USA Margot
Nadien, Fordham
University, NY, USA Alfred
Weiss Martin
Fischer Florence
Denmark, Pace
University, New York, NY, USA July
11, 2001 10:30
am
- 12:00 noon Conversation
Hour: HOMICIDE AND SUICIDE AS KEYS TO EARLY CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE AND OTHER
TRAUMA Helene
Simons,
Chicago Board of Education, Cihicago IL, USA
July
11, 2001 10:30
am
- 12:00 noon Conversation
Hour: ANTICIPATING THE INTERNET'S CAPACITY AS A HEALING OR HURTFUL MEDIUM
Harold
Finkleman, Finkleman
Communications Ltd., Calgary, Canada
July
11, 2001 10:30
am
- 12:00 noon Conversation
Hour: PSYCHOTHERAPY
ACROSS THE PACIFIC: PEACE BETWEEN, PEACE AMONG, PEACE WITHIN Jaswant
L. Khanna,
University of Tennessee, USA Sandra
E. S. Neil,
Satir Centre, Melbourne, Australia Robert
L. N. Silverberg,
University of Melbourne, Australia Mukti
Khanna,
Evergreen College in Olympia, Washington, USA
July
11, 2001 1:30
pm - 3:15 pm Paper
Session: Developmental Issues
Chairperson:
Antoinette D. Thomas, St.
Lambert, Quebec, Canada 1:30-1:45 Parent
Rearing Practice and Emotional and Anti Social Behavior of Adolescence Siham
Abu Eita, Hashemite
University
1:45-2:00 PARENTING
STYLES OF CHINESE FATHERS IN HONG KONG Vicky
C. W. Tam & Rebecca S. Y. Lam, Hong
Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong, China
2:00-2:15 ORDER
EFFECTS ON NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL TEST PERFORMANCE OF NORMAL, LEARNING DISABLED AND
LOW FUNCTIONING CHILDREN Dr
Debo Akande, Potchefstroom
University, South Africa
2:15-2:30 THE
IMPACT OF PARENTAL BELIEFS, ATTITUDES, AND INVOLVEMENT ON CHILDREN'S ACADEMIC
PERFORMANCE Rebecca
S. Y. Lam & Vicky C. W. Tam, Hong
Kong Baptist University Hong Kong, China
2:30-2:45 RELATIONSHIP
BETWEEN ATTACHMENT STYLES, SELF-ESTEEM AND INTERPERSONAL COMPETENCE OF YOUNG
ADULTS Manisha
Sen, Eshita Mandal, University
of Mumbai, India
2:45-3:00 EXELLENCE
IN YOUTH - MEDIOCRITY IN ADULTS: WHY? Roberta
M. Milgram,
Tel Aviv University, Ramat Aviv Israel and College of Judea and Samaria, Ariel,
Israel
3:00
-3:15 THE
SOUTH AFRICAN STUDENT'S PERCEPTION OF ABILITY SCALE Abigail
M. Adams, Social
Work Program, UWC, South Africa
July
11, 2001 1:30
pm - 3:00 pm Symposium:
EMPOWERING
WOMEN IN THE MILLENNIUM: MULTIPLE PATHWAYS
Chairperson:
Joan C. Chrisler, Connecticut
College, CT, USA Discussant:
Florence Denmark, Pace University,
NY, NY, USA Empowering
women through multi-cultural distance learning. Mary
Zahm,
RI, USA. Women
and addiction: Empowerment through awareness. Lynn
H. Collins,
La Salle University, Philadelphia, PA, USA. Sports,
leadership, and morality in women. Carole
A. Rayburn,
Private practice, Silver Spring, MD, USA. Is
conflict real? Empowering mothers at work. Lita
Linzer Schwartz,
Pennsylvania State: Abington College, PA, USA Empowerment
through art: Illuminating gender concepts by Audrey Flack's photorealistic
portrait of Marilyn Monroe's iconography in Arizona, USA, Belgium, and Italy. Joan
Fimbel DiGiovanni,
University Maryland University College. July
11, 2001 1:30
pm - 3:00 pm Conversation
Hour: TO
CHANGE OURSELVES OR TO CHANGE OUR ENVIRONMENT? Noach
Milgram,
Tel-Aviv University and the Academic College of Judea and Samaria, Israel
- July
11, 2001 1:30
pm - 3:00 pm Conversation
Hour: TRANSFERENCE AND COUNTERTRANSFERENCE: THEIR USEFULNESS TO PSYCHOLOGIST IN
THEIR EFFORTS TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF INDIVIDUALS AND SOCIETIES
Judith
A. Schaeffer,
Franciscan Family Wellness Program, Inc.; Colorado Springs, CO USA
July
11, 2001 3:30
pm - 5:00 pm Sandra
Neil, The
Satir Centre of Australia, Melbourne, Australia.
July
11, 2001 3:30
pm - 5:00 pm Conversation
Hour: Clinical
Issues in Working with Immigrant Children and Families Laura
Barbanel, Brooklyn
College NY USA July
11, 2001 3:30
pm
- 5:00 pm Conversation
Hour: ESTABLISHING GUIDELINES FOR BIAS-FREE INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH Joy
K. Rice,
University of Wisconsin, USA. 3:30
pm - 5:00 pm Conversation
Hour: SCHOOL CRISIS MANAGEMENT, SUICIDE AND HOMICIDE PREVENTION - SCHOOL AND
HOME COOPERATION Charles
L. Latimer,
South Carolina, USA
July
11, 2001 5:00
pm - 6:30 pm Business
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