Peer aggression, well-being and resilience of Australian students,

Skrzypiec, G. (Invited speaker)
Wyra, M. (Speaker)

College of Education, Psychology and Social Work

Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk

Period	14 Jun 2021 → 18 Jun 2021
Event title	X International Conference on Psychology and Education
Event type	Conference
Location	Cordoba, SpainShow on map
Degree of Recognition	International

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The slogan of this Conference: "From Neural to Social Networks: Wellbeing and Convivencia", takes as its starting point the neuro-psychological viewpoint which emerged from the 2018 Logroño Conference and aims to delve deeper in the broad domain of the social, emotional and moral world of the complex human network, which is at the core of school and family convivencia, on which the process of education and socializing is based. The support provided by the academic and professional community for ACIPE in its last few Conferencees and its consolidation as a scientific society have allowed us to build up a sizeable Scientific Support Network to back up this Conference. The Scientific Committee is presided by Rosario Ortega Ruiz, and is made up of a team of leading national and international researchers. We have organised an attractive program featuring prestigious guest speakers and a wide range of scientific activities including conferences, panels of experts, invited symposia, oral communications and posters. The six thematic areas are aimed at offering a response to current issues being discussed by researchers in Educational Psychology: (1) Neuropsychology. Cognition and socialization; (2) Educational Psychology. Guidance, intervention and assessment; (3) Affective factors and social life in the classroom: convivencia in schools; (4) Cyberbehaviour: from e-learning to social networks; (5) Gender, sexuality and violence; and (6) Family, education and society. Through these topics, we would be delighted to receive the scientific and professional community members who aim to advance knowledge in psychology and education though their contributions to the Conference in Córdoba.