Peer Review Process

1. All abstract and manuscript prior to the submission deadline will be doubled blind reviewed, the authors will not know who the reviewers are and the reviewers will not know who wrote it. Each abstract and manuscript will be reviewed by two reviewers per topic. The abstract and manuscript will be assessed for suitability according to the following reviewer guideline.
2. The review process in managed by the scientific co-chairs who send each abstract and manuscript out to be reviewed by two reviewers. Reviewers look at the argument of the paper and the issues which addresses, did it locate that issue within a wider literature, is it relevant to an international audience and does it refer to its empirical or theoretical base.
3. The abstract will either be accepted with no changes, accepted subject to revision as per comments/feedback, or not accepted for presentation. A final decision is made by the final review which was done by the scientific committee. INSC strives to include high-quality research papers and accepts as many high-quality papers as possible.
4. The reviewers strive to make their best judgments. As no names are attached to the abstract, it can’t be assumed that an abstract and manuscript will be accepted on the strength of the author’s reputation.

Archive Access Policy

The presentations that make up the current and archived conferences on this site have been made open access and are freely available for viewing, for the benefit of authors and interested readers.

International Conference on Intervention and Applied Psychology (ICIAP)

The Faculty of Psychology, Universitas Indonesia proudly presents the 3^rdInternational Conference of Intervention and Applied Psychology ICIAP 2018, on October 25th – 26th, 2019 in Depok, West Java, Indonesia. The theme is “Psychology for Synergizing Human, Environment, and Smart Technology”.

This year, we are focusing on how to bring applied psychology into a more policy-relevant contribution. Applied psychologist and practitioners are experiencing increasing pressure to produce practical, as well as politically and socially acceptable, solutions to address complex societal challenges such as poverty reduction, terrorism, and the deteriorating of natural resources. In doing so, researchers must work with a wide variety of stakeholders to produce research that is so-called “policy-relevant”, sustainable and quantifiable. At the same time, an increasingly widespread of societal problems seems to be growing faster than the solutions offered by findings from behavioral sciences in general and applied psychology in particular.

ICIAP is an annual celebration of inspiring ideas and practices in applied psychology.  The event is intended to foster exchange ideas, practices and scientific discussion to address those kind of challenges through showcase findings on individual, group and state interventions. It is also a valuable opportunity for them to collaborate in the future. This world-class event brings together graduate students, academics, researchers, and policy makers from Asian and neighboring countries across the spectrum of applied psychology.