115th, 116th and 117th Convention of the American Psycological Association

美国心理学会第 115、116 和 117 届大会

• 批准号: 7334665
• 负责人: Jennifer F. Buckman
• 金额: $ 3.32万
• 依托单位: RUTGERS, THE STATE UNIV OF N.J.
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2007
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2007-06-01 至 2010-05-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/7334665
• 关键词: Addictive Behavior; Alcohol consumption; Alcohols; American; American Psychological Association; Award; Basic Science; Clinical; Clinical Research; Communities; Community Developments; Development; Educational workshop; Fertilization; General Population; Goals; Grant; Home environment; Individual; International; Learning; Location; Mails; Methods; Newsletter; Pamphlets; Policies; Production; Psychologist; Psychology; Public Health; Publications; Range; Research; Research Personnel; Research Training; Training; Travel; Work; Writing; abstracting; addiction; alcohol research; career; design; interest; programs; research and development; research study; symposium

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Psychologists comprise a large proportion of the individuals who conduct research and provide research training in the alcohol field. Such work involves diverse types of research, including basic science, theoretical development, applied clinical research, studies of efficacy and implementation, training methods, policy studies, and even statistical and econometric methods. As such, it is important to cultivate development of this community of researchers. Such work is vital to the continued fruitful development of the research community and, ultimately, to the efforts put forth by this community to serve the general public health. Division 50 is a part of the American Psychological Association (APA), the largest organization of psychologists worldwide, and serves as an organizational home for psychologists interested in addictive behaviors. The division has goals of promoting advances in research, professional training, and clinical practice within the range of addictive behaviors including problematic use of alcohol. Each year, Division 50 sponsors convention programming at the annual convention of APA designed to promote early career researchers, highlight the work of senior researchers, and expand and develop the community of researchers in the addiction field. The proposed application focuses on supporting presentations and related convention activities organized by Division 50 at this meeting, specifically focusing on developing and supporting early career investigators in psychology who have a principal interest in research related to alcohol and its associated problems. This will be achieved through yearly support of a pre-convention grant-writing workshop, early career travel awards (45 over three years), symposium travel awards supporting more senior NIAAA-awardees to attend (nine over three years), and production and mailing of brochures to announce these activities. The proposed three-year effort exploits planned convention venues in widely separated locations likely to draw on different groups of regional and international researchers. This will facilitate broad networking and cross-fertilization of ideas in the community of alcohol researchers in psychology, and allow Division 50 convention organizers to develop yearly programming with increased continuity over the duration of this project. The publication of the supported presentations through regular convention online abstracts and the Division newsletter also will facilitate dissemination beyond the convention. The net effect is to create a legacy of learning in alcohol research toward the benefit of the public health.

描述（由申请人提供）：在酒精领域进行研究和提供研究培训的人员中很大一部分是心理学家。这些工作涉及多种类型的研究，包括基础科学、理论发展、应用临床研究、功效和实施研究、培训方法、政策研究，甚至统计和计量经济学方法。因此，培养这个研究人员群体的发展非常重要。此类工作对于研究界的持续富有成果的发展至关重要，并最终对该界为服务广大公众健康而做出的努力至关重要。 Division 50 是全球最大的心理学家组织美国心理学会 (APA) 的一部分，也是对成瘾行为感兴趣的心理学家的组织家园。该部门的目标是促进成瘾行为（包括有问题的饮酒）领域的研究、专业培训和临床实践的进步。每年，Division 50 都会在 APA 年度大会上赞助会议节目，旨在促进早期职业研究人员的发展，突出高级研究人员的工作，并扩大和发展成瘾领域的研究人员社区。 拟议的应用程序重点支持第 50 部门在本次会议上组织的演讲和相关会议活动，特别注重培养和支持对酒精及其相关问题相关研究有主要兴趣的早期职业心理学研究人员。这将通过每年支持会前资助写作研讨会、早期职业旅行奖（三年内 45 次）、支持更多高级 NIAAA 获奖者参加的研讨会旅行奖（三年内 9 次）以及制作和邮寄小册子来宣布这些活动来实现。拟议的三年工作利用了计划中分布广泛的会议场地，可能会吸引不同的区域和国际研究人员群体。这将促进酒精心理学研究人员群体中广泛的网络交流和思想的交叉交流，并允许第 50 届会议组织者制定年度计划，并在该项目期间增加连续性。通过常规会议在线摘要和分部时事通讯发布支持的演示文稿也将促进会议之外的传播。最终的效果是创造酒精研究的遗产，以造福公众健康。