Contemporary International Psychology Science Exhibition (Volume 1 and 2)

Author: Jing Qicheng et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publishing Date: 2006-07-01
Features: Contemporary International Psychological Science Advances is a collection of special invited papers from the 28th International Congress of Psychology held in Beijing from August 8 to 13, 2004. This congress was the first international psychology conference ever held in an Asian developing country and the largest international psychology conference in history, attended by over 6,000 representatives from 78 countries. The book includes 58 special invited reports by renowned international psychologists, including Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman, covering fields such as neuropsychology, cognitive psychology, developmental and educational psychology, health psychology, social-cultural psychology, and organizational psychology. It reflects the current state of development in the forefront of global psychology.
The 28th International Congress of Psychology was held in Beijing in 2004. Contemporary International Psychological Science Advances collects 58 special invited reports from the conference. These reports were delivered by scholars from 22 countries and covered all major fields of psychology, representing the trends of contemporary psychological development. Among these reports, there are 7 from mainland China and Taiwan, reflecting certain aspects of Chinese psychological research. Since the 1980s, the development of psychology in China has been successful and has gained widespread recognition both domestically and internationally, with this conference being a significant milestone. By carefully reading the articles in this book, readers will gain a deeper understanding of the scientific content of psychology. Psychology is a discipline that studies human thoughts and behaviors using scientific methods. Due to its profound theoretical and practical implications, it is not only valued in academic circles worldwide but also leaves an undeniable mark on daily life.
The International Congress of Psychology is an academic event organized by the International Union of Psychological Science every four years. The 28th Congress, hosted by the Chinese Psychological Society, pushed the scale and influence of this conference to a historic high. This book compiles the papers of scholars who delivered special invited reports at the conference, providing valuable resources on key topics and research findings in various fields of psychology. It is a must-read for understanding the current state and future development of global psychology.
At the 2004 Beijing International Congress of Psychology, scholars from various fields of psychology reviewed the achievements of the 20th century and looked ahead to the development of the 21st century. They distilled the essence of their work into articles, elucidating the study of the mind, ranging from biological mechanisms to cultural thought, while striving to solve practical human problems. Now, the Chinese edition of these elite papers has been published, allowing more fellow students to understand the broader trends of psychological development and engage in this field that urgently needs breakthroughs.
This conference and the accompanying collection of papers will serve as a milestone for the rebirth and growth of psychology in China. The content of this book is a practical expression of the current state of international psychology and a guide to the direction of psychology development in the next 5 to 10 years. The Chinese edition not only provides readers with a convenient way to quickly grasp the entire field of psychology but also preserves the contact information of each original author. This allows readers seeking deeper insights into specific aspects to directly communicate with the authors.
This comprehensive collection is not only a reference for Chinese psychological scholars but also a shortcut for readers from various fields who wish to understand the overall scope or specific areas of psychology.