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International Congress of Psychology
July 2004, Beijing
Abstracts
Abstract Book: http://www2.u-netsurf.ne.jp/~wisdom/ICP04abstract.pdf
Abstracts: International Journal of Psychology, 2004. Issues 5&6.
Free access link: http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~db=all~content=g914687526
Program
Browse the Program by subject listing. Link: http://e-book.lib.sjtu.edu.cn/iupsys/Pages/a4sl.html. Explanation of the Abstract numbering: The different forms of participation are indicated in the Program by their acronyms. Each presentation is numbered (e.g., 1098.28), every session has been assigned a 4 digit number. The first digit represents the day of the week: 1000=Monday, 2000=Tuesday ..... 5000=Friday. The next 3 numbers represent the session number in the order that the session occurred each day, and the decimal is the identification number of the individual paper/poster in each session. For example, 1098.28 POS means the presentation is an Interactive Poster Session on Monday, the 98th session of that day, the 28th paper in that session.
The Program can be browsed directly from following each subject, or do a "keyword" free text search for an author or subject.
Proceedings
Proceedings of the XXVIII International Congress of Psychology, Beijing, 2004
Jing, Q., Rosenzweig, M., d'Ydewalle, G., Zhang, H., CHen, H.-C., & Zhang, K. (2006). Progress in Psychological Science around the World, VOlume 1: Neural, Cognitive and Developmental Issues. Proceedings othe 28th International Congress of Psycholgoy. Psychology Press [ISBN 1841699616]
Jing, Q., Rosenzweig, M., d'Ydewalle, G., Zhang, H., Chen, H.-C., & Zhang, K. (2006). Progress in Psychological Science Around the World, Volume 2: Social and Applied Issues. Proceedings of the 28th International Congress of Psycology. Psychology Press [ISBN: 1841699624]
Reports
XXVIII International Congress of Psychology, Overview
By Qicheng Jing, originally prepared for Psychology: IUPsyS Global Resource, reprinted from Edition 2009
The XXVIII International Congress of Psychology, under the auspices of the Union, was held August 8–13, 2004 in Beijing, China. It was organized under the leadership of Congress President Professor Qicheng Jing, Union Vice-President Houcan Zhang, Congress Secretary-General Kan Zhang. IUPsyS former Past-President Professor Géry d'Ydewalle served as the Union Liaison to the XXVIII ICP. The Union's Secretary-General Pierre Ritchie worked closely with the Congress Organizing Committee to ensure smooth coordination of Union activities at the Congress.
The XXVIII International Congress of Psychology was a complete success. The Congress opened on the evening of August 8, with welcome speeches by the President of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Professor Yongxiang Lu, IUPsyS President Michel Denis, and Congress President Qicheng Jing. Professor Daniel Kahneman presented a Nobel Laureate Address entitled "A perspective on cognitive illusions". The opening ceremony ended with a Chinese acrobatic performance and a buffet dinner. There were more than 6,200 participants from 78 countries. The Closing Ceremony was held on the evening of August 13, in which the Chinese organizers handed the hosting of the 2008 XXIX International Congress of Psychology to the German organizers. The closing ceremony ended with a reception hosted by the Organizing Committee of the XXIX International Congress of Psychology, Berlin 2008.
Presentations and discussions
The Scientific Program provided participants the latest research developments in psychology from around the world. Specifically, the program was composed of the Nobel Laureate Address by Daniel Kahneman, Presidential Address by Michel Denis, 32 Keynote (KEY) and 35 State-of-the-Art Addresses (SOA), as well as 237 Invited Symposia (SYM), 432 Thematic Oral Sessions (ORA), consisting of 5–7 papers each, and 15 Interactive Poster Sessions (POS), consisting of 150–200 posters in each session. Altogether 5,598 abstracts were accepted among 6,454 submitted abstracts. Pre-Congress Workshops, the Young Psychologists Program, Advanced Research Training Seminars (ARTS), Round Table Discussions (ROU), Conversation Hour (CON), and Special Hour (SPE) were held jointly with the Congress. Also many meetings of various international organizations were held during the Congress. The Scientific Program fulfilled its promise of rich diversity across the full breadth of the discipline, encompassing all the regions of the world. The Congress was the largest in the number of speakers and attendance in the history of the international congresses sponsored by the Union.
Organization and committees
The Congress was organized by the Chinese Psychological Society under the auspices and sponsorship of the International Union of Psychological Science (IUPsyS). The local professional Congress agency, the Beijing International Convention Center of Science and Technology (BICCST) was one of the partners of the Congress Organizer.
The Congress was directed by the Congress Executive Committee: Qicheng Jing (President), Kan Zhang (Secretary-General), Houcan Zhang (IUPsyS Vice-President), Géry d'Ydewalle (IUPsyS Liaison), Hsuan-Chih Chen, Yongming Chen, Chongde Lin, Zhongxian Lin, Deli Shen, Su Wang, Yufang Yang, Yutai Zhang.
The Scientific Program Committee developed and organized the program, and included Yufang Yang (Chair), Yanjie Su (Deputy Chair), Weimin Mou (Deputy Chair), Jing Chen, Jinhong Ding, Su Li, Ye Liu, Binwu Qiu, Jiannong Shi, Yuming Xuan, Jianxin Zhang.
The Congress Organizing Committee that coordinated all local arrangements, including registration, ceremonies, and tours, consisted of Kan Zhang (Chair), Xiaolan Fu (Deputy Chair), Hua Shu (Deputy Chair), Buxin Han (Deputy Secretary-General, EC), Xianghong Sun, Xiaomin Sun, Lili Wang, Shaoyuan Wu, Qingfang Zhang, Zhen Zhang, Liqi Zhu.
The International Advisory Committee consisted of Kurt Pawlik (Chair), John Adair, Ruben Ardila, Hiroshi Azuma, A. V. Brushlinsky, Saths Cooper, Fergus Craik, Michel Denis, Raymond D. Fowler, Çigdem Kağitçibası, Daniel Kahneman, Kevin McConkey, Jitendra Mohan, Elizabeth Nair, Lars-Göran Nilsson, Jose Prieto, Mark R. Rosenzweig, Herbert A. Simon, Harold W. Stevenson, Jan Strelau, Berhard Wilpert
The Chinese Advisory Committee was chaired by Li Chen. Members: Jimmy Chan, Wenbo Che, Fanny M. Cheung, Yaoxian Gong, Linchu Guan, Xiting Huang, Henry S. R. Kao, Peizi Kuang, Xintian Li, Zhaoji Liu, Dahua Luo, Zhaolan Meng, Xiaochun Miao, Lei Mo, Lun Ouyang, Danling Peng, Yunying Wan, Qikang Wang, Zhongming Wang, Guocai Yan, Xinhui Yang, Liancang Xu, Shangxia Xu, Zhiliang Yang, Zhiguang Zhang, Qian Zhou, Manshu Zhu, Ying Zhu, Yongxin Zhu, Zuxiang Zhu.
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