Symposia/ Open Papers
Authors submiting a symposium should go trough the following steps. The symposium chair(s) must first submit a generic abstract describing the main topics covered in the symposium, and how the different presentations included contribute to a deeper understanding of the new advances in the field. The chair(s) must also specify at least a discussant. After this generic submission of the symposium, all the other individual papers must be submitted as part of this symposium, by indicating the title of the symposium in the submission form. A symposium must comprise at least three individual presentations of about 15 to 20 minutes each. A symposium should be no longer than 2 hours.
Abstract that do not belong to a symposium can be submitted as open papers. However, they will be grouped based on the topic and relevance in specific symposia and/or open paper sessions, by the scientific committee. Each individual open paper will have allocated 15 to 20 minutes for presentation.
Final list of accepted symposia and open papers
Symposia sessions:
SYMP 1. Understanding and strengthening response to CBT: Recent findings - Chair: Jacqueline B. Persons |
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Persons, Jacqueline, B. |
Symptom severity at week 4 of CBT predicts depression remission |
Watkins, Ed |
Investigating the active ingredients of internet-CBT for depression using a factorial design |
Hofmann, Stefan G. |
Brain connectomics predict response to CBT for Social Anxiety Disorder |
Hollon, Steven D. |
Prognosis and prescription of response to CBT |
Bateup, Sarah |
Therapist variables and correlation with clinical outcome |
SYMP 2. ABC: from REBT to constructivism and metacognition - Chair: Maria Ruggiero Giovanni |
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Ruggiero, Giovanni, Maria |
The ABC in the constructive tradition |
Caselli, Gabriele |
From ABC to AMC in metacognitive therapy |
DiGiuseppe, Raymond |
Commentary on constructive ABC and metacognitive AMC from a REBT prospective |
McMahon, James |
From symptoms to self: The unique and singular organizing capacity of REBT in psychotherapy theory and practice |
SYMP 3. Risk factors for and treatment of school absenteeism in children and adolescents - Chair: Mikael Thastum |
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Lomholt, Johanne Jeppsen |
Danish schoolchildren with low attendance: Investigating contextual and individual risk factors |
Heyne, David |
Treatment for school refusal: How sure are you that cognitive interventions need to be applied? |
Thastum, Mikael |
Feasibility and preliminary efficacy of the Back2School intervention: A modular cognitive behavioral intervention for youths with problematic school absenteeism |
SYMP 4. Robot-based CBT for children with ASD: Results and protocols from the DREAM Project - Chair: Daniel David |
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Costescu, Cristina |
The use of social robots in evidence-based psychotherapy: Applications for individuals with ASD |
Matu, Silviu |
Improving turn-taking skills with robot-enhanced CBT for children with ASD |
Ciocan, Anamaria |
Efficacy of robot-enhanced CBT for joint attention in children with ASD |
Oprean, Antonia |
Robotic and human mediators in developing imitation skills in children with ASD: Results from a series of single case experiments |
Soflau, Radu |
Establishing the efficacy of robot-based CBT: The protocol for a randomized clinical trial |
SYMP 5. Toward the clinical application of autonomic nervous system evaluation - Chair: Claudio Gentili |
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Gentili, Claudio |
Longitudinal monitoring of Bipolar Disorders: The PSYCHE project experience |
Ottaviani, Cristina |
Neural and autonomic responses to a perseverative cognition induction: Gaining a greater understanding of worry in GAD |
Penolazzi, Barbara |
Linking maladaptive metacognition and dysfunctional autonomic patterns in Anorexia Nervosa |
Sanchez, Alvaro |
Heart rate variability as an autonomic marker of emotion regulation capacity: Associations with eye-tracking indices of visual-spatial emotional processing |
Palomba, Daniela |
Does HRV measurement help in the diagnosis and treatment of depression in CHD patients? |
SYMP 6. Sexual abuse and trauma paraphilias and related pathologies: Treatment with evolutionary oriented CBT - Chair: Mike Abrams |
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Abrams, Mike |
Jealousy, infidelity, and the difficulty of diagnosing pathology: A CBT approach to coping with sexual betrayal and the green-eyed monster |
Abrams, Mike |
Sexual abuse and masochism in women: Etiology and treatment |
Abrams, Mike |
A sexual irrational belief is associated with several measures of sexual and emotional problems and reports of life trauma |
Abrams, Mike |
Sexuality and its disorders: Development, cases, and treatment |
Abrams, Lidia, D. |
Menopause: A reduction in irrational thinking caused by changes in evolutionary role |
SYMP 7. Understanding sleep disorders and their treatment in psychosis - Chairs: Daniel Freeman & Sarah Reeve |
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Reeve, Sarah |
Reduced sleep and psychotic experiences: An experimental study with mediation analysis |
Waite, Felicity |
Treating sleep problems in patients with distressing psychotic experiences |
Sheaves, Bryony |
Stabilising sleep for patients admitted at acute crisis to a psychiatric hospital: The Oxford Ward sLeep Solution (OWLS) |
SYMP 8. Cognitive-Behavioral Coaching: Towards evidence-based coaching- Chairs: Arthur Freeman & Oana David |
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Freeman, Arthur |
The Prescriptive Executive Coaching (PEC) model |
Katsikis, Demetris |
Supporting individual flourishing with Life Coaching: A Rational-Emotive Behavioral approach |
Comsa, Loana |
The efficiency of solution focused VS problem solving model in peer coaching |
David, Oana |
The evidence-based status of Cognitive-Behavioral Coaching and future directions |
SYMP 9. Different intolerance concepts as psychological entities: What are the differences and where are they useful? - Chair: Selcuk Aslan |
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Sargin, Emre |
Measuring two seemingly similar looking but different constructs: Distress tolerance and discomfort intolerance |
Ozdel, Kadir |
Low distress intolerance and its relationship with trait and state anxiety and depression |
Turkcapar, Mehmet Hakan |
Distress intolerance and emotional schemas in General Anxiety Disorder and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder |
Gündoğdu, Hakan Mehmet |
The effect of parental emotional availability, emotion regulation, and distress intolerance on depression and anxiety |
SYMP 10. Transdiagnostic and tailored CBT programs for anxiety and affective disorders: Perspectives for future developments - Chair: Bogdan Tulbure |
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Magurean, Silvia |
An internet-delivered cognitive-behavioral program for perfectionism |
Andersson, Gerhard |
Personalized internet treatment |
Tulbure, Bogdan |
An online transdiagnostic treatment for affective and mood disorders |
Rusu, Andrei |
The new e-cbt.ro online psychotherapy platform |
SYMP 11. Integrative psychotherapy for addictions - Chair: Michler F. Bishop |
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Pasarelu, Costina Ruxandra |
Parent and adolescent risk factors involved in adolescent internet addiction |
Lupu, Viorel |
The first Romanian National Prevalence Study: Problem and pathological gambling in children and adolescents |
Lupu, Ramona |
Student and parental concerns about adolescent gambling and other high risk behaviors in Romania - preliminary data – local study |
Tang, Catherine |
Depressive symptoms and addiction to internet use, online gaming, and online social networking among young adults in China, Singapore and the United States |
Koh, Yee Woen |
The comorbidity of online gaming addiction, unhealthy food intake addiction and affective disorders among college students in Singapore |
SYMP 12. CBT and virtual reality: New treatment and research options? - Chair: Paul Pauli |
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Shiban Youssef |
The effect of rhythmic eye movements during a Virtual Reality exposure therapy for spider-phobic patients |
Pauli, Paul |
Cognitive preparation for virtual reality exposure treatment: Expectancy mismatch or habituation? |
Cardos, Roxana |
Virtual Reality exposure therapy in flight anxiety: A quantitative meta-analysis |
Georgescu, Raluca |
The effectiveness of Virtual Reality interventions for reducing pain intensity and disability: A meta-analysis |
SYMP 13. Key cognitions and memory processes as targets in the treatment of anxiety and stress related disorders - Chair: Graham Thew |
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Thew, Graham |
Assessing mediation of clinical improvement in Cognitive Therapy for Social Anxiety Disorder: The role of self-focused attention and negative social cognitions |
Smith, Kirsten |
Memory, appraisals and coping strategies in prolonged grief disorder |
Sachschal, Juliane |
Trauma memory disorganisation in posttraumatic stress disorder |
Woodwar, Elizabeth |
The role of pre-sleep cognitions in sleep disturbances in Posttraumatic Stress Disorder |
SYMP 14. Beliefs in psychotherapy - Chair: Ivanka Zivcic-Becirevic |
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Zivcic-Becirevic, Ivanka |
Beliefs about exposure therapy |
Birovljevic, Gorana |
Therapists' beliefs about psychotherapy |
Bagaric, Branka |
Have specific populations of potential clients different expectations about process and roles in psychotherapy? |
Markanovi, Dragana |
Potential clients’ misconceptions about psychotherapy |
Jurman, Josko |
What kind of therapist potential clients prefer |
Open papers sessions:
OP 1. CBT-based gaming and computerized interventions |
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Cardos, Roxana |
How effective are serious games for promoting mental health and health behavioral change in children and adolescents? A systematic review and meta-analysis |
Sucala, Madalina |
Efficacy of the REThink therapeutic online video game in promoting mental health in children and adolescents: A pilot study |
David, Oana |
The REThink game: Development, protocol and relevance of a new therapeutic game for promoting child and adolescent mental health |
Predatu, Razvan |
The effectiveness of the REThink online game in developing psychological resilience in children and adolescents: Study protocol of a randomized controlled trial |
Shepherd, Matthew |
Results from the New Zealand implementation of SPARX a computerised CBT program for the treatment of adolescent depression |
OP 2. Cultural Considerations in CBT for Different Populations |
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Farcas, Alice Viviana |
Culturally adapting Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for depression in Chinese Australians |
Mostafa, Zarean |
Iranian Scale for Emotional Problems (ISEP): Development and pilot study |
Bartucz, Monica |
Irrational beliefs and country-level functioning: A cross-sectional analysis on 60 countries |
Ozcanli, Fulya |
OCD across cultures: A comparison of obsessive thoughts in Belgian and Turkish samples |
Lupascu-Pruna, George |
A cross-cultural view of anti-social behaviors and terrorism in the Western world |
OP 3. Key constructs and treatment options for anxiety symptoms |
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Azimi, Zeinab |
The effect of strengthening memory self-representations on self-esteem in people with test anxiety |
Ahn, Jung-Kwang |
The efficacy of Enhanced Group CBT for Social Anxiety Disorder |
Candea, Diana |
Cognitive reappraisal as an emotion regulation strategy for shame |
Rebega, Oana Luiza |
The relationships between empathy, shame and guilt proneness, and fear of negative evaluations in non-clinical adolescents |
Lis Johles, Christer Classon and Jon Hasselqvist |
Psychological flexibility: Performance and quality of life among competitive athletes in Sweden |
Kart, Aysegul |
Cognitive factors in Agoraphobia and Panic Disorder with Agoraphobia |
OP 4. Smartphone-delivered CBT |
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Furukawa, Toshi |
Smartphone Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy as adjunct to pharmacotherapy for refractory depression: A single-blind randomised controlled trial |
Sucala, Madalina |
Clinicians’ usages patterns and criteria for recommending health apps |
Cardos, Roxana |
A mobile intervention for core needle biopsy related pain and anxiety: A usability study |
Giosan, Cezar |
Reducing depressive symptomatology with a smartphone app: Preliminary results of a randomized, placebo-controlled clinical trial |
David, Oana |
Applying CBT based stress management strategies in real life: The “PsyPills” app |
OP 5. CBT for trauma, grief and psychosis |
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Osawa, Kaori |
The effect of brief cognitive and behavioral intervention focused on traumatic memory recall on posttraumatic stress and resistance to trauma-focused treatments |
Smith, Amber |
Examining trauma and self-harm as predictors of suicidal urges and behavior |
Huang, Feng-Ying |
Wave of grief during Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy |
Abrams, Lidia, D. |
Effectiveness of REBT with symptoms of schizophrenia |
OP 6. Treatment response and outcome moderators in CBT |
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Rozental, Alexander |
Negative effects of psychological treatments: An exploratory factor analysis of the Negative Effects Questionnaire for monitoring and reporting adverse and unwanted events |
Tomba, Elena |
Psychological well-being changes after CBT-based treatment in outpatients with eating disorders |
Stefan, Simona |
An individual patient data meta-analysis of minority status as a predictor of outcome in Cognitive Behavior Therapy and pharmacotherapy for adult depression |
Cristea, Ioana |
The effects of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy are not systematically falling: A revision of Johnsen & Friborg (2015) |
Cotet, Carmen Domnica |
A protocol for an individual patient meta-analysis comparing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Interpersonal Therapy for depression |
Bateup, Sarah |
Therapist variables and correlation with clinical outcome |
OP 7. Cognitive processes as causal factors in psychopathology |
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Kambara, Kohei |
The effect of concrete processing mode on task commitments after experiences of failure |
Tecuta, Lucia |
The role of subjective incompetence in treatment response in Eating Disorder outpatients |
Kornacka, Monika |
“When I eat I stop thinking”: Repetitive negative thinking, emotional eating and inhibition in obese patients’ everyday life |
Soflau, Radu |
A meta-analytical approach of the relationships between the irrationality of beliefs and the functionality of automatic thoughts |
Barkataki, Bristi |
Magical thinking: How important is it in predicting obsessive-compulsive (O-C) symptoms? |
Altan-Atalay, Ayse |
Different forms of repetitive negative thinking as mediators in the relationship of Looming Cognitive Style (LCS) with depression and anxiety |
OP 8. New perspectives, instruments and means of delivering treatments |
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Teichman, Yona |
A cognitive systemic perspective for understanding and treating depression |
Lynn, Steven Jay |
Hypnosis from a sociocognitive perspective: Catalyzing CBT and empirically supported interventions |
Erdodi, Laszlo |
Introducing a visual analog scale highly predictive of comprehensive symptom inventories in a mixed clinical sample of adult outpatients |
Artiran, Murat |
A new scale based on Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy and self-determination theory: Development of Rational Emotive Self Determination Scale (RESD) |
Johnsen, Daniel Bach |
The efficacy of manualized Cognitive Behavior Therapy of youth anxiety conducted by student-therapists at a university clinic |
Bjaastad Jon Fauskanger |
Clinical experience, formal CBT training, adherence and competence as predictors of outcome in CBT for Anxiety Disorders in youth |