Call for papers

Study days / congress of the French Society of Sport Psychology

Lyon, May 22, 23 and 24, 2024

« Interventions and Research in Sport Psychology in France and Europe».

CALL FOR PAPERS

Deadline for proposals: 15/04/2024

On the occasion of the study days of the Société Française de Psychologie du Sport which will take place on May 22, 23, 24, 2024 at the UFR-STAPS of Lyon, you can submit a summary of your work :

KEY DATES :

Deadline for abstract submission:April 15, 2024

Registrations open:January 25, 2024 - deadline May 22, 2024

Papers may cover any area of sport and exercise psychology. All research methodologies can be accepted, as long as the elements necessary for understanding the authors' work are clearly stated.

The study days will promote innovative concepts, theoretical models and methodologies that have not yet been fully explored, and which offer promising prospects for application. Innovation will also come from the decompartmentalization of the discipline through the papers proposed. Multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary work (psychology and other sports sciences) will be particularly welcome.

SUBMISSION FORMAT

Authors are asked to submit a French-language summary of their study, following an "Introduction, Method, Results, Discussion" format. The number of words is limited to 250. No references should be included in the abstract. A list of a maximum of 5 keywords should be provided after the abstract. The title of the paper should be sufficiently informative. A submission template is provided below and on the submission page. Please respect this format (pay attention to capitalization, bolding, superscripts, etc.). When submitting, please use PDF format.

To be sent to this email address: contact.sfps@gmail.com

Special cases:

Abstracts for which results are not available at the time of submission may replace the "Results" section with "Expected results" and the "Discussion" section with "Possible implications".

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

The Scientific Committee is chaired by Virginie Nicaise et Emma Guillet et composé de : Marjorie Bernier, Julie Boiché, Cyril Bossard, Grégoire Bosselut, Brice Canada, Carole Castanier, Johan Caudroit, Aina Chalabaev, Aurélie Chrétien, Karine Corrion, Corentin Clement-Guillotin, Thomas Deroche, Julie Doron, Geraldine Escriva-Boulley, Valentine Filleul, Eric Fruchard, Clément Ginoux, Emma Guillet, Meggy Hayotte, Sandrine Isoard-Gautheur, Raphaëlle Ladune, David Lefoll, Noémie Lienhart, Elise Marsollier, Guillaume Martinent, Stéphanie Mériaux, Emilie Pété, Olivier Rascle, Eric Reynes, Elisabeth Rosnet, Valentin Roux, Alexis Ruffault et David Trouilloud.

The organizing committee: Virginie Nicaise, Emma Guillet, Pierre Aubry, Eric Reynes, Johan Caudroit, Brice Canada, Guillaume Martinent, Yann Baup, Amélie Boyer, Maëlle Bracco, Mathéo Maurin and students.

ACCEPTANCE

After evaluation by the scientific committee, authors whose papers are accepted will receive a note of acceptance of their paper by April 30, 2024 at the latest. Notifications of acceptance will therefore be made "as we go along". Modifications may be requested by the scientific committee. Authors will then have 15 days to submit the final version of their abstract. Abstracts will be printed exactly as submitted. It is therefore important to take the utmost care in the writing and formal quality of these abstracts.
PRIX JEUNE CHERCHEUR·EUSE

The Young Researcher's Award is reserved for students at Licence, Master's or Doctorat level, or those who have defended their doctoral thesis less than 1 year ago. The candidate for the prize must be the first author of the paper. Candidates who have already won first prize in previous years are not eligible. Only one paper per author may be entered for the "Young Researcher" prize.

Papers will be evaluated in 2 parts: the quality of the abstract submitted and the quality of the presentation of the paper. Authors wishing to compete for the prize must therefore be present and available at the time their paper is due to be presented. The scientific committee will be responsible for evaluating the papers submitted. The main evaluation criteria are the originality of the paper, the clarity of the presentation, and the innovative and applied nature of the work presented.

 SUBMISSION TEMPLATE : SUBMISSION TEMPLATE

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

The study days and workshop will take place entirely at UFR STAPS Lyon 1.

Address: 27-29, Boulevard du 11 novembre 1918

69622 VILLEURBANNE CEDEX

https://ufr-staps.univ-lyon1.fr/