Global Perspectives
6th World Congress on Positive Psychology 2019
Days
Thursday, 18th July
Friday, 19th July
Saturday, 20th July
Sunday, 21st July
Tracks
Body and Brain: Biology, Methodology and Basic Science
Practice
Cool Topics
Emotions
Global Perspectives
Individuals and Families
Meaning
Motivation - Wellbeing - Coaching
Positive Clinical Applications and Mental Health
Positive Education
Positive Health and Wellness
Strengths
Technology
Work and Organisation
Search
Speakers
Invited Symposium: Using TV & Radio to Bring Positive Psychology to the Masses
10:50AM - 11:50AM
Friday, 19th July
Meeting Room 220
Chair: Lea Waters
Positive Media: Bringing Positive Psychology to the Masses
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Milad Hadchity
Bringing Positive Psychology to the Masses: Positive Media
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Sophie Scott
and
Lisbeth Gorr
Bringing Positive Psychology to the Masses
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Angie Hilton
and
Chris Mackey
Invited Talk: Culture and Well-Being: A Chinese Tamale Perspective
10:50AM - 11:50AM
Friday, 19th July
Meeting Room 213
Culture and Well-Being: A Chinese Tamale Perspective
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William Tov
Submitted Podiums: Global Perspectives
10:50AM - 11:50AM
Friday, 19th July
Meeting Room 104
Science
Cultural Factors Promoting Post-traumatic Growth Experiences: Examples from Tibetan Refugees
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Dilwar Hussain
A Lexical Exploration Of Wellbeing Among London’s Language Communities
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Tim Lomas
Post-Traumatic Growth Among Great East Japan Earthquake Survivors Attending A Community Knitting Program To Perform Acts Of Kindness.
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Cindy H Chiu
Cross-Cultural Experiences Of Hope: Comparing Indian And German Samples Of The Hope Barometer
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Andreas M Krafft
Invited Talk: Providing Tools For Wellbeing Based On Their Strengths For Migrant Kids Teenagers And Parents
12:00PM - 1:00PM
Friday, 19th July
Meeting Room 219
Providing Tools For Wellbeing Based On Their Strengths For In Migrant Kids Teenagers And Parents
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María Elena M E Garassini
Submitted Podiums: Wellbeing Across the Globe
12:00PM - 1:00PM
Friday, 19th July
Meeting Room 104
Practice
Do The Principles Of ‘PERMA’ Transcend Cultural Boundaries? Lessons In Adapting Positive Psychology Programs With First Nations People.
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Brad Desmond
A Global Perspective On Women’s Well-Being, Thriving And Impact In Their Communities
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Wanda Krause
Growing Wellbeing Literacy At Scale In New Zealand - Using Population Health Approaches To Improve Psychosocial Wellbeing In A Bi-Cultural Context
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Ciaran Fox
Systems Informed Positive Psychology - Wellbeing Science For The Real World
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Paige Williams
How WEIRD Are Positive Psychology Interventions?
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Tom Hendriks
Invited Symposium: Developing a Middle East Positive Psychology Panel
4:00PM - 5:00PM
Friday, 19th July
Meeting Room 219
Developing a Middle East Positive Psychology
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Louise Lambert
,
Zakeya Al Rasbi
,
Nausheen Pasha-Zaidi
and
Aziz Mulay-Shah
Invited Symposium: Cross Cultural Encounters with Appreciative Inquiry and Positive Psychology
4:00PM - 5:00PM
Friday, 19th July
Meeting Room 220
Cross Cultural Encounters with Appreciative Inquiry and Positive Psychology
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Diana Whitney
Presentation: Possibility of Positive Political Psychology
4:00PM - 5:00PM
Friday, 19th July
Meeting Room 213
Possibility of Positive Political Psychology
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Masaya Kobayashi
Submitted Symposium: UPRIGHT - Universal Preventive Resilience Intervention Globally Implemented In Schools To Improve And Promote Mental Health For Teenagers
4:00PM - 5:00PM
Friday, 19th July
Meeting Room 104
Chair: Dora Guðrún Guðmundsdóttir
Science
A Resilience-Based School Program In Five EU Countries Co-Creation And Regionalization Of The UPRIGHT Program (H2020)
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Roxanna Morote Rios
UPRIGHT Manual and Validation Phase
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Nina Tange
and
Mette Ledertoug
UPRIGHT Implementation and Valuation Approach
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Carlota Las Hayas
Development Of A New Tool To Assess Resilience At School Communities: The School Resilience Scale For Adults.
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Roxanna Morote Rios
Invited Talk: Positive Psychology in Indigenous Cultures
5:50PM - 7:45PM
Friday, 19th July
Plenary Hall 2
Positive Psychology in Indigenous Cultures
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Kaiping Peng
This session is lead by the Chinese Positive Psychology Delegation
Invited Symposium: Positive Systems and Positive Policy: Wellbeing Science and Positive Psychology at Scale
10:50AM - 11:50AM
Saturday, 20th July
Meeting Room 213
Thriveability Theory: Towards A Cross Disciplinary Mid-Level Theory Of Wellbeing
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Lindsay G Oades
Applying Positive Policy in the Educational Systems in Israel
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Tammie Ronen
Positive Systems and Positive Policy : Wellbeing Science and Positive Psychology at Scale
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Gabrielle Kelly
Wellbeing And Public Policy In New Zealand
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Dan Weijers
Submitted Symposium: New Ways Of Understanding And Measuring Human Flourishing Over Time And Across Cultures
10:50AM - 11:50AM
Saturday, 20th July
Meeting Room 217
Science
New Approaches To Assess And Improve Employee Flourishing Across Cultures
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Stewart I Donaldson
Understanding And Improving Wellbeing Using Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) In The Context Of The PERMA Model
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Saeideh Heshmati
Does Well-Being Look The Same Across Cultures? Theory And Measurement Across Cultural Contexts
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Lusilda Schutte
Submitted Symposium: Humanities and Human Flourishing: Progress and Opportunities
12:00PM - 1:00PM
Saturday, 20th July
Meeting Room 104
Science
Empirically Assessing Flourishing Effects: The Development of an Assessment Toolkit
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Louis Tay
Interdisciplinary Investigation into Human Flourishing: Benefits for Positive Psychology
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James Pawelski
Arts And Humanities Interventions For Well-Being: A Mixed Methods Systematic Review
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Yerin Shim
Positive Video Gaming: Can Gaming Facilitate Positive Engagement with the Arts and Humanities?
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Daniel J Loton
Reading Between The Lines: A Critique Of Reflective Practice And The Application Of Character Strengths In The Study Of Literature At High School
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Mathew White
Submitted Workshop: Communities Helping Communities: How To Scale-Up Positive Psychology To Create Social Change
12:00PM - 1:00PM
Saturday, 20th July
Meeting Room 208
Practice
Communities Helping Communities: How To Scale-Up Positive Psychology To Create Social Change
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Pauline Carrigan
and
Shelby Lewis
Keynote: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Mental Well-Being: Recent Findings and Implications
2:00PM - 3:00PM
Saturday, 20th July
Plenary Hall 2
Chair: Robert J. Vallerand
Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Mental Well-Being: Recent Findings and Implications
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Mohsen Joshanloo
Invited Talk: Family Processes and Meaning in Life in Adolescents: What Can We Learn from the Chinese Findings?
9:45AM - 10:45AM
Sunday, 21st July
Meeting Room 219
Family Processes and Meaning in Life in Adolescents: What Can We Learn from the Chinese Findings?
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Daniel Shek
Submitted Symposium: “If You Build It, They Will Come”: A Field Of Dreams (And Challenges) In Implementing Positive Psychology Within Our Universities
9:45AM - 10:45AM
Sunday, 21st July
Meeting Room 218
Practice
“If You Build It, They Will Come”: A Field Of Dreams (And Challenges) In Implementing Positive Psychology Within Our Universities
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Rachel Colla
Whole Campus Well-Being At A Canadian University
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Lisa Sansom
Teaching Wellbeing And Resilience Skills To At Need Students
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Aaron Jarden
A Community-Based Relational Approach To Wellbeing And Global Peace
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Helena Águeda Marujo
Invited Talk: Conceptualization Of Meaning Of Life And Well-Being In The Vedic And Other Traditions Of India
11:25AM - 12:25PM
Sunday, 21st July
Meeting Room 220
Conceptualization of Meaning of life and Well-being in the Vedic and other traditions of India
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Kirankumar Salagame
Submitted Symposium: Religion, Morality, Acculturation and Personal Well-being: Indian and Diasporic Perspectives
11:25AM - 12:25PM
Sunday, 21st July
Meeting Room 218
Religious Scaffolding of Positive Moral Behavior: Trends among Hindus, Muslims and Christians of Western India
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Rachana Dr. Bhangaokar
Resilience and Coping in First Generation Hindu Families in Australia: A Narrative Account
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Rachana Bhangaokar