2nd International Conference on Psychology and Interdisciplinary Behavioral Studies (2nd ICP-IBS)
A remarkable event has occurred!
The 2nd International Conference on Psychology and Interdisciplinary Behavioral Studies (2nd ICP-IBS) was successfully held on November 12-13, 2024. Organized by the Faculty of Psychology, Universitas Pancasila, in collaboration with the Research Synergy Foundation, this fully virtual conference centered on the theme “With ICT, Is Psychology Still Growing?” The 2nd ICP-IBS featured an impressive range of topics, including Industrial and Organizational Psychology, Social and Cultural Psychology, Developmental and Clinical Psychology, Educational Psychology, Environmental and Green Psychology, Consumer Psychology and Economic Behavior, Human Engineering, Digital Transformation, Communication Psychology, Criminal and Forensic Psychology, Psychopharmacology, Neuroscience and Neuropsychology, Political Psychology and Voter Behavior, Tourism Behavior, Automation, and Artificial Intelligence.
The conference successfully gathered distinguished keynote speakers, participants, session chairs, and scientific reviewers from over 14 countries, including Indonesia, Republic of Korea, New Zealand, Scotland, Pakistan, Malaysia, Philippines, Taiwan, Ukraine, India, Iran, Swaziland, Vietnam, and Sierra Leone. The event commenced with opening remarks from Prof. Dr. Ir. Marsuadi Wahyu Kisworo, IPU, Rector of Universitas Pancasila, followed by a welcome speech by Prof. Dr. Awaluddin Tjalla, M.Pd., Dean of the Faculty of Psychology, Universitas Pancasila.
A Seamless Virtual Conference
The conference was seamlessly arranged to cater to participants from across the globe. It began with the playing of the national anthem, Indonesia Raya, and the Universitas Pancasila hymn, setting a ceremonial tone for the event. A keynote session followed, featuring Associate Prof. Dr. Silverius Y. Soeharso from Universitas Pancasila, who discussed interdisciplinary advancements in psychology in the digital age. Other keynote speakers included Prof. Kim Uichol (Republic of Korea), Prof. Stuart Carr (New Zealand), and Prof. Lai Yin Ling (Malaysia), who shared insights on cultural psychology, workplace adaptation, and psychological diversity.
Plenary Keynote Speaker Sessions
Keynote speakers captivated the audience with topics such as the impact of technology on psychological practices, the role of cultural diversity in psychological development, and digital workplace dynamics. The sessions were moderated by leading academics, fostering interactive discussions that bridged theory and practice.
Associate Prof. Dr. Silverius Y. Soeharso from Universitas Pancasila
Presentation Sessions and Session Chairs
The conference featured numerous academic presentation sessions moderated by international experts. The session chairs ensured seamless coordination across all sessions:
- Day 1, Session 1: Associate Professor Dr. Alam Zeb Khattak (IQRA National University, Pakistan)
- Day 1, Session 2: Assistant Professor Dr. Ho Meng Chuan (UCSI University, Malaysia)
- Day 2, Session 1: Dr. Yeoh Sun Wei (Taylor’s University, Malaysia)
- Day 2, Session 2: Prof. Daniel Francisco Del Rosario (National University, Philippines)
These sessions provided opportunities for meaningful discussions and knowledge-sharing among researchers and practitioners.
Prof. Daniel Francisco Del Rosario,National University, Philippines
Best Presentation and Best Paper Awards
The best presentations and best papers were celebrated for their exceptional quality and contributions to the advancement of psychology:
Best Presentation Awards
The best presentation category was nominated based on professionalism, the organization of the presentation, the quality of visuals, and the handling of questions, as evaluated by the session chairs. The awardees were:
- Day 1, Session 1: Salindri Anita Rahman
- Day 1, Session 2: Vinaya Untoro
- Day 2, Session 1: Salindri Anita Rahman
- Day 2, Session 2: Vinaya Untoro
Best Paper Awards
The best paper category was decided based on the following criteria:
1. Submission of the full paper on time,
2. Ethical considerations, including passing plagiarism checks and citation appropriateness,
3. Minimal or no revisions during the review process,
4. Proper alignment with the required format/template,
5. Novelty of the content, and
6. Contribution to academic, practical, and societal domains.
The winners were:
- Best Paper 1: Wresti Wrediningsih and Ade Wira Sanjaya, "Promoting Student Happiness in Learning During the COVID-19 Pandemic."
- Best Paper 2: Lisa Dwi Ningtyas, "Relationship Between School Climate and Teacher Job Satisfaction: A Meta-Analytic Study."
Closing and Recognition
The event concluded with a recognition ceremony celebrating the achievements of the session chairs, best presenters, and best paper awardees. Aisyah Syihab and Anindya Dewi Paramita delivered the closing remarks, emphasizing the success of the conference in fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and research innovation. The 2nd ICP-IBS provided a vibrant platform for researchers to exchange ideas, present groundbreaking research, and engage in interdisciplinary collaborations, paving the way for future advancements in psychology and behavioral sciences.