Registration fee

By paying the registration fee, you receive the conference (registration) material and acquire the right to present your work at the Empirical Studies in Psychology meeting. Payment of the registration fee provides full access to the conference, including plenary lectures, the opening ceremony, all oral and poster presentations, coffee breaks and refreshments. 

[32nd EIP registration fee info and dates TBA]

Each work should have its representative, i.e. the person who will pay the registration fee for the given paper (most often it will be the person who will present the paper at the conference, but it can be any of the co-authors). One person can be a co-author on a maximum of three papers, the first author on a maximum of two papers, and their registration fee can cover only one paper. An exemption to this rule applies if a person is the only author of two accepted papers (in which case they only pay the fee once, and both papers are included in the program and the book of abstracts). For other papers on which that person is a co-author, one of the other co-authors must pay the registration fee, i.e. be in the role of the so-called representative. When registering, it is necessary to enter the title of the paper that will be covered by the fee in the appropriate field (clearly marked in the form).

Papers that do not meet this requirement will not be included in the book of abstracts. Only those authors who have paid the registration fee for participating in the scientific meeting receive registration material. Therefore, at least one registration fee must be paid for each work, and the author to whose name it is paid will receive registration material. We emphasize that one author will be able to cover only one work with his registration fee.