STAR 2010: Galway, Ireland

TIME

FORMAT

CONTENT

08.30 onwards

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Registration

09.00–12.00

Workshops

Pre-Conference Workshops

1. “How to Get Published, p < .05″, Joachim Stoeber, Chief Editor, Anxiety, Stress & Coping
2. “Mediation and Moderation Analysis”, Changiz Mohiyeddini, Roehampton University, UK
3. “Coping Theory and Interventions Across the Lifespan”, Erica Frydenberg, University of Melbourne, Australia

11.30–12.30

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STAR Board Meeting (Closed session)

12.45–13.00

Plenary Session

Opening Ceremony

13.00–13.30

Plenary Session

STAR Presidential Address:

• “Informed Consent: What Does This Really Mean?“
  Kate Moore, Charles Darwin University, Australia

13.30–15.10

Parallel Sessions

Oral/Poster Presentations

• A:  Communities Under Stress
• B:  Dyadic Coping and Adaptation at Times of Distress (Symposium)
  
• C:  Individual Differences and Coping
  

15.10–15.30

Social

Tea/coffee

15.30–16.10

Plenary Session

STAR Early Career Award Address:

• “Psychosocial Factors at Work and Health: Empirical Evidence from China”
  Jian Li, University of Wuppertal, Germany

16.10–17.30

Parallel Sessions

Oral/Poster Presentations

• A: Emotional Suppression, Health, and Performance (Symposium)
  
• B: Evaluating Interventions
• C: Stress and Anxiety Across the Lifespan
  

17.30–18.30

Plenary Session

Keynote Address:

• “Stressful Effects of Where You Live: Studying the Influence of Neighborhood Context Over Time“
  Daniel W. Russell, Iowa State University, USA
  

Evening

Social

Welcome Reception

TIME

FORMAT

CONTENT

08.30–09.30

Plenary Session

The Distinguished Spielberger Address:

• “How Does Anxiety Affect Cognition?”
  Michael Eysenck, Royal Holloway, University of London & Roehampton University, UK
  

09.30–10.50

Parallel Sessions

Oral/Poster Presentations

• A: Social Support: Processes and Outcomes
• B: Clinical Contexts
• C: Anxiety and Performance
• D: Psychophysiological Stress Responsivity
  

10.50–11.10

Social

Tea/coffee

11.10–12.15

Parallel Sessions

Oral/Poster Presentations

• A: Successful Coping with Shared Trauma Rests on Collective Action (Symposium)
  
• B: Personality, Uncertainty, and Well-being in the New Millennium (Symposium)
  
• C: Youth and Adolescents Living in a Conflictual Violent Area: Coping Resources and Emotional Distress (Symposium)

12.15–13.15

Plenary Session

Keynote Address:

• “The Measurement of Emotions”
  Charles Spielberger, University of South Florida, USA
  

13.15–14.20

Social

Lunch

14.20–15.40

Parallel Sessions

Oral/Poster Presentations

• A: Current Issues in Repressive Coping and Health (Symposium)
• B: High-Risk Work Environments
• C: Individual Differences and Anxiety
• D: Occupational Stress in Care Staff
  

15.40-16.00

Social

Tea/coffee

16.00–16.30

Plenary Session

Meet the Editors:

• Editors of Anxiety, Stress, & Coping

16.30–18.10

Parallel Sessions

Oral/Poster Presentations

• A: Stress at School, Part 1 (Symposium)
• B: Biomedical and Health Contexts
• C: Occupational and Life Stress
• D: Well-being and Adjustment
  

18.10–18.45

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STAR National Representatives Meeting (Closed session)

Evening

Social

Conference Banquet

TIME

FORMAT

CONTENT

09.00–10.00

Plenary Session

Keynote Address:

• “Hemodynamic Profile as a Method for Characterising Blood Pressure Responses to Stress”
  Jack James, National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland
  

10.00–11.20

Parallel Sessions

Oral/Poster Presentations

• A: Positive Growth and Development: From Distress to Coping Across the Lifespan (Symposium)
• B: Physiological Aspects of Stress and Anxiety
• C: Trauma and Chronic Stress
  

11.20–11.35

Social

Tea/coffee

11.35–13.15

Parallel Sessions

Oral/Poster Presentations

• A: Stress at School, Part 2 (Symposium)
• B: Family Dynamics and Relationships
• C: Stress and Anxiety in Education
  

13.15–14.20

Social

Lunch

14.20–15.40

Parallel Sessions

Oral/Poster Presentations

• A: Perfectionism and Positive and Negative Outcomes: Stress and Coping Processes as Mediators and Moderators (Symposium)
• B: Youth and Adolescence
• C: Students and Study
  

15.40–16.00

Social

Tea/coffee

16.00–17.00

Plenary Session

Keynote Address:

• “Chronic and Acute Stress: Their Varying Effects on Inflammatory and Infectious Disease”
  Douglas Carroll, University of Birmingham, UK

17.00–17.45

Plenary Session

Closing Ceremony (including Business Meeting)

Evening

Social

Free night (recommended pubs & clubs)