POSTER AWARDS

YEAR: 2019

• A qualitative investigation of social media’s influence on body-related health behaviours in Irish Adolescents
  Prof. David Hevey, Ciara Mahon & Selin Akkol Solakolgu
• What do we know about young adult cardiac patients experience? A systematic review
  Jonathan Journiac, Christel Vioulac, Coline Escarnot, Anne Jacob and Aurélie Untas
• Interplay between physical activity and depression: Longitudinal dyadic research in the context of chronic illness
  Magdalena Kruk, Karolina Zarychta, Monika Boberska, Ewa Kuliś, Zofia Szczuka, Aleksandra Luszczynska
• Combining theory and usability testing to inform optimization of a primary care depression management tool
  Nicola McCleary, Douglas Green, Brittany Mutsaers, Claire Kendall, Janet Yamada, Kathy Gillis, Justin Presseau
• Optimising psychological support on cancer prehabilitation
  Judit Varkonyi-Sepp
• TAFFI Art Therapy Group (Therapy, Art, Friendship and Flourishing in Illness ) kids group: a Randomised Controlled Trial
  Aimee O’Neill, Natalia Griem & Dr Charlotte Wilson School of Psychology, Trinity College Dublin

YEAR: 2018

• Increasing patient expectations about acupuncture treatment: an online experiment
  Anja Zieger, Jan M. Bussmann, Claudia M. Witt, Jürgen Barth
• The Impact of Implicit Theories of Health on Maintaining New Year’s Resolutions
  Mike Schreiber, Veronika Job & Simone Dohle
• Classification of patients by clinical, psychological, and communication characteristics: Patient profiles for personalized care
  Tessa Dekkers, Marijke Melles, Bob Groeneveld, Jarry Porsius, Nina Mathijssen, Stephan Vehmeijer, and Huib de Ridder
• Tablet Use is Associated with Physical Activity and Loneliness in Older Adults
  Theresa Pauly, Jennifer C. Lay, Pavel Kozik, Peter Graf, Atiya Mahmood, & Christiane A. Hoppmann

YEAR: 2017

• An integrated approach towards behavior-change: the infuence of implicit and explicit cognitions on red-meat consumption
  C. Muschalik MSc, Dr. I. Elfeddali, Prof. Dr. H. de Vries
• The behavioural signature of snacking – a visual analysis
  Deborah R. Wahl, Karoline Villinger, Gudrun Sproesser, Harald T. Schupp, & Britta Renner
• Psychosocial factors associated with Pain in patients treated by Haemodialysis: a 2 month follow-up protocol
  Christel Vioulac, Colette Aubrée, Anne Kolko, Ziad Massy, Aurélie Untas

YEAR: 2016

• Can an apple a day keep the psychologist away? The role of fruit and vegetable consumption in psychological well-being in young adults
  Kate L. Brookie, Anitra Carr,Margreet Vissers, Louise Mainvil, Tamlin S. Conner
• Lights off, and off to bed Using light-based implementation intentions to combat bedtime procrastination
  Sanne Nauts, Bart Kamphorst, Floor Kroese, Joel Anderson & Denise de Ridder
• Relationships between beliefs on Menopause and Menopausal Symptoms. The Prospective Study with Polish Women.
  Eleonora Bielawska-Batorowicz, Ewelina Ruda
• Promoting self-regulation and executive functions in children: Evaluating the effectiveness of a brief physical activity intervention
  Petra Haas (née Bugl), Johanna Schmid, Caterina Gawrilow, Augustin Kelava, Gorden Sudeck

YEAR: 2015

• “Introducing ‘opt-out’ referrals for pregnant women to stop smoking services: impact on smoking cessation”
  Katarzyna A Campbell, Samantha J Fahy, Katharine Bowker, Sue Cooper, Jo Leonardi-Bee, Felix Naughton, Rachel Whitemore, Tim Coleman
• “Over-reporting in handwashing self-reports: potential explanatory factors and alternative measures”
  Nadja Contzen, De Pasquale, & Mosler
• “What food representation tells us about the attractiveness of food products”
  Katharina S. Lindner, Esther K. Papies, Elizabeth H. Zandstra, Garmt B. Dijksterhuis, and Monique A.M. Smeets
• “Reciprocity of relationships in college freshmen’s alcohol consumption: analysis of an emerging social network”
  Helge Giese, Marijn Stok & Britta Renner

YEAR: 2014

• Influence of emotional factors on the report of somatic symptoms in patients on haemodialysis
  Stefan Duschek, Carmen M. Perales-Montilla, Gustavo A. Reyes del Paso
• Acute exercise bout affects urges for sweets and physical activity participation in overweight regular sweet consumers
  Larissa Ledochowski, Gerhard Ruedl, Mirjam Wolf & Martin Kopp
• Utilising inductive approaches and service-user consultation to developt a model for diagnostic communication in mental health
  Milton et al. (AUS)
• Measuring real-time snack consumption among low SES youth: A mobile-based Ecological Momentary Assessment
  J.E. Spook, T Paulussen, G. Kok, P. Van Empelen

YEAR: 2013

• Systematic Development of a Persuasive Smartphone-Game Intervention
  Jorinde E. Spook, Theo Paulussen, Gerjo Kok, Pepijn van Empelen
• When I eat healthily it is easier for me to be physically active
  Fleig et al. (D)
• Necessary but not sufficient: Convergence of Theory of Planned Behaviour constructs is a condition for drug use intention
  Moussaoui et al. (CH)
• A Dietary Planning Intervention Increases Fruit Consumption in Iranian Women
  Maryam Gholami, Daniela Lange, Aleksandra Luszczynska, Nina Knoll & Ralf Schwarzer
• Need for volition in the course of action? Coping with self-regulatory difficulties in exercise goals
  Chamberland, P.-E. et Miquelon, P. Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières

YEAR: 2012

• Neuroticism, coping styles and emotion in women with Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser syndrome: a moderated mediation analysis
  Kroemeke et al. (Poland)
• Protective and risk factors of early sexual initiation in youth subcultures
  Bobakova et al. (Slovak Republic)
• Risk perception, precautionary behaviour and public health education for tick-borne disease risks
  Mowbray et al. (UK)
• Losing weight, gaining fertility: a multidisciplinary lifestyle program for overweight women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
  Jiskoot et al. (the Netherlands)
• Measuring Snacking Behavior among Lower Educated Students: A Mobile Based Ecological Momentary Assessment (mEMA) Study
  Spook et al. (the Netherlands)
• Me, we, and vegetables: The effect of descriptive norm information on vegetable consumption
  Verkooijen & Stok (the Netherlands)

YEAR:

• Teahers’ Autonomy Support and Students’ Motivation and Intention on Preventing H1N1 Influenza
  Derwin K.C. Chan, Sophie X. Yang, Xiumin Du, Nikos L.D. Chatzisarantis, Martin S. Hagger