International Conference on Applied Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience (ICAPCN - 26)

This track focuses on the latest advancements in neuroimaging methods and their applications in understanding psychological phenomena. Researchers will present findings that elucidate brain function and structure in relation to cognitive processes.

Exploring the intricate relationships between cognitive processes and health, this track will highlight how psychological factors influence physical well-being. Presentations will cover topics such as decision-making, memory, and their implications for health interventions.

This session will delve into the concept of neuroplasticity and its role in facilitating behavioral change in clinical settings. Researchers will discuss interventions that leverage neuroplastic mechanisms to promote mental health and resilience.

Focusing on the tools and methodologies for cognitive assessment, this track will examine their relevance in clinical psychology. Presentations will showcase innovative approaches to evaluating cognitive function and their implications for treatment strategies.

This track will investigate the multifaceted nature of memory, including its formation, retention, and retrieval processes. Researchers will present empirical studies that highlight the significance of memory in psychological health and cognitive functioning.

Exploring the intersection of decision-making processes and cognitive biases, this session will provide insights into how these biases affect health-related choices. Presentations will address theoretical frameworks and empirical findings in this critical area of applied psychology.