10th Singapore Conference on Applied Psychology ‘LIVE’
We’re pleased to announce that the 10th Singapore Conference on Applied Psychology (SCAP2026), organized by East Asia Research and supported by the Singapore University of Technology and Design, will be a Hybrid Conference happening in Singapore from December 8-9, 2026! Learn from the best in the Applied Psychology community.
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An In-person Applied Psychology Conference
The theme for SCAP 2026 is “Psychological Well-being”
- Expect TED-style talks centred on the latest techniques and findings in the field of Psychology!
- Expect an intellectually stimulating program with 30 presentations by leading researchers, teachers and psychologists.
- Meet the real experts and get in-depth knowledge on the latest innovations in practice.
Key Takeaways:
- Keynote topics about Hoarding, Intolerance of uncertainty, AI-Driven Cognitive and Social Health Solutions and Psychology of Romance Scams
- Learn the newest research in the area of Applied Psychology and apply it
- Meet and network with practitioners and researchers
- Opportunity to be the early adopter of cutting edge psychology techniques
| Topics for this conference |
| Chinese Tea Therapy: An Innovative Way to Enhance Emotional and Spiritual Well-being in Adolescents Man Yee Shine Ho (Hong Kong Metropolitan University) |
| Negative Effects of Work-to-Family Interference on Psychological Well-being among Employees and Spouses in Hong Kong Kenchi Wong (Hong Kong Metropolitan University) |
| Preliminary Support for the Tri-Dimensional Attachment Model: Secure, Anxious, and Avoidant Dimensions Avoidant Attachment Lemuel Tan (Curtin University); James Clarke (Curtin University); Wai Chen (Curtin University); David Preece (University of Western Australia) |
| Psychological drivers of activity Evgeniy Bashkin (Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia) |
| Cross-Cultural and Cross-Platform Empirical Analysis of Societal Imagination in Digital Discourse on Suicide Mei Asakawa (Nagoya University); Yibo Zhang (Nagoya University); Jiro Takai (Nagoya University) |
| Loneliness and Prosociality Across Age Groups Hiu Ling Vivian Tsang (Hong Kong Metropolitan University) |
| Who Talks to Whom? Characterizing Online Connectedness among Stakeholders in Five Chronic Conditions Madison Blyer (PivtLab LLC); Camden Baucke (Great Lakes Mental Health); Lauren Seifert (Malone University) |
| Responsibility Attribution Following Workplace Romance Dissolution: The Effects of Gender–Power Position and Romantic Motives Jia-En Ko (National Chung-Cheng University); Ding-Yu Jiang (National Chung-Cheng University) |
| Research on the Assessment and Improvement System of Psychological Resilience for Special Medical Rescue Personnel Based on Multi-sensory Mixed Reality Technology Peng Huang (Air Force Medical University); Xia Zhu (Air Force Medical University); Yao Zhang (Air Force Medical University) |
| Cultural Contexts of Resilience and Coping: The Case of Tibetan Refugees Dilwar Hussain (Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati) |
| Eye, Head and Facial Cues Underlying Deception and Credibility Judgements in Autistic and Non-Autistic Individuals Qi Sheng Tan (Flinders University); Alliyza Lim (Flinders University); Robyn Young (Flinders University) |
| Correlates of Bedtime Procrastination and Associated Sleep Outcomes in Malaysian University Students: The Role of Lifestyle and Digital Behaviours Wai Meng Yap (Monash University) |
| Toward a well-being-oriented School Counseling Model: Integrating Social and Emotional Learning into psychological support for adolescents Chuyen Nguyen (Hanoi National University of Education) |
| High-Performance Happiness: Development and Validation of a Multidimensional Psychological Well-Being Index Stoyana Natseva (Universidad Azteca) |
| Relationship between personality traits and digital stress in Chinese university students Ricky K. C. Au (Hong Kong Metropolitan University); Yaomu Zhang (Hong Kong Metropolitan University) |
| Forging Resilience, One Step at a Time: Exploring the Transferability of Resilience from the Trail to Everyday Life Roberta Antonini Philippe (Lausanne University) |
| Empathic AI as an Extrinsic Emotion Regulation Agent: Effects on Regulation and Perceived Empathy Yoonkyung Jeong (Catholic University of Korea) |
| And many more….. |
Who Should Attend?
- HR
- Educators
- Psychologists
- Counsellors
- Civil servants
What Can You Expect?
2
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50+
Internationally Recognised Speaker & Attendees
100%
2 Halal Certified Gourmet buffet lunch at the Atrium Restaurant
CONFERENCE INFORMATION
Date: 22 & 23 December 2026, Tues & Wed
Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Venue: Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium
Including Tea breaks and 2 International Gourmet Buffet Lunch at the Atrium Restaurant (Halal)
Fee: S$ 880.00 Nett (E-invoice for SG Gov only)
Contact: Anthony Tan +65 62033767
anthonytan@ear.com.sg
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