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P/PD SIG Poster Expo!

Friday November 16th, 6:30 - 8:30pm PST

 

We are delighted to announce that, for the very first time, the P/PD SIG is sponsoring abstract submissions for the SIG Poster Exposition, which will occur in-person at the 2023 annual ABCT Convention in Seattle, Washington! Check out our 2023 P/PD SIG poster presentations here!


All members of the P/PD SIG, current ABCT members, or those interested in attending the ABCT Convention, are welcome to submit an abstract with research relevant to the area of Personality or Personality Disorders for consideration.

If you would like to submit an abstract for consideration to the P/PD SIG, please compile your materials within one Word document using the format below and email your submission to Sonya Varma (svarma@yorku.ca).

Deadline For Submission: Submission is closed for 2023; check back in June 2024 for next year's submission information!

Abstract Submission Format

Please format your Word Document as follows:

  1. Title Page (first page)​

    1.  Title

    2. Author information

      1. ​First and Last names

      2. Affiliation (no departments or centres or other secondary listings); you may group authors from the same institution under a single affiliation.

    3. ​If first and/or co-authors are a student, indicate the student’s current status (e.g., undergraduate student, postbac RA, master’s student, doctoral student)

    4. Email​

    5. ​Indicate if you would like to be considered for the Student Poster Award (see below for details)

  2. Abstract (second page)

    1. 500 words or less

    2. Structured, including: Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion

    3. Include up to 5 key words

    4. OPTIONAL Diversity Statement

      1. Within your abstract or immediately after, please describe the relevance of your research to underrepresented, marginalized, and minority groups or efforts to increase diversity, equity, inclusion, or accessibility. If you would like to include information related to this in your submission, we invite you to write a brief statement discussing how yourself and/or your research involves diversity in such ways. (250 words maximum). ​

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Click here for information about SIG Poster Formatting for accepted submissions.
Note: posters for the SIG Expo are smaller than traditional posters—18" wide and 19" tall. Posters also worked best if printed directly on or adhered to some kind of firm backing (vs floppy paper).

 

P/PD Student Poster Award

All abstracts that feature a student as first author are eligible to be considered for
the P/PD SIG Student Poster Award. We are delighted to announce that this year’s
Student Poster Award Winner will be awarded $250. Please indicate on the first
page whether you would like to be considered for the Student Poster Award. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Sonya Varma
(svarma@yorku.ca) at any time! We look forward to your submissions.

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