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CALL FOR PAPERS
Call
for Papers
How
to Submit an Abstract
CALL FOR PAPERS
To have a paper considered for inclusion
in the conference programme, please send an abstract. Abstracts should
describe empirical, theoretical, or methodological work in
experimental psychology, defined as research that allows causal
inferences to be drawn about basic processes such as sensation,
perception, memory, thinking, language, learning, attention, motor
control, emotion, drug effects, and decision-making in humans and
animals. Abstracts for individual papers should not exceed 150 words.
Papers will likely consist of 20 minutes presentation time plus 10
minutes for questions.
If you and some colleagues are working on similar topics, we strongly
encourage you to organise a symposium. Symposia will run in 90-minute
or two-hour slots. You will need to coordinate submission of abstracts
along with a 150-word abstract for the entire symposium stating its
rationale, aims, and the names of proposed speakers and discussant.
Please let us know as early as possible before 30 January 2004 if you
are planning a symposium.
Abstracts are due Friday 30 January 2004.
Accepted abstracts will be published in the Australian Journal of
Psychology.
HOW
TO SUBMIT AN ABSTRACT
To submit an abstract, please download the Abstract
Submission Form,
and e-mail it back as an attachment in
Microsoft Word format. Important: Type only in the shaded
fields and do not delete any fields. Abstracts are due Friday 30 January 2004. If
your paper is part of a symposium, send the completed Abstract
Submission form to the symposium organiser. If your paper is part of
the general programme, send the completed Abstract Submission form to
us. We will review the abstracts and show the accepted papers in a
draft programme by 8 March, 2004.
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