Submission

STRUCTURE GUIDELINES

The following guidelines are provided as advisory for all types of presentations.

If your abstract is based on one or more empirical research projects, consider including the following components:

1| Background and Purpose: Provide a description of the problem being addressed, the study objectives, research question(s), and/or hypotheses.
2| Methods: Describe the study design, including details about participants, selection strategies, data collection procedures, measures used, and approaches to data analysis.
3| Findings: Summarize the specific results obtained from the study.
4| Conclusions and Implications: Describe the main outcome(s) of the study and discuss the potential implications for practice, policy, or future research.

For abstracts not based on primary empirical research, consider including the following elements:

1| Background and Purpose: Clearly state the purpose of the presentation and provide context for the topic.
2| Summary of Main Points: Provide a concise overview of the key points that will be covered in the presentation.
3| Relevance to Conference Aims and Themes: Explain how the presentation aligns with one or more of the conference's aims and themes.
4| Conclusions and Implications: Summarize the main conclusions drawn from the presentation and discuss their implications for practice, policy, or further research.

SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS

All abstracts submitted must be relevant to the central conference theme and subthemes. Preference will be given to abstracts that demonstrate a strong connection to the conference theme and subthemes. We encourage authors to explicitly show this alignment in their submissions.

The abstract submission should be 250 words or less.

Please note that each author may submit a maximum of three abstracts:
- one abstract as the main author and up to two additional abstracts as a co-author.

To submit your abstract, please login (upper right corner of the website). You will be asked to create an account (if you have already created an account before, please use it), which you will then use to login and complete the submission process.

All submitted abstracts will be reviewed by an international panel. The final decisions regarding acceptance will be communicated to the authors via the email address provided during the account creation process by January 30th of 2024.

Additionally we ask for your attention to the following: the choice of preferred presentation type is merely indicative, being the decision on the type of presentation of abstracts the result from the average score given by the review team. After the review, authors will receive an email informing whether or not the abstract was accepted for presentation. The type of presentation should be consulted in your personal area of the website.