Best poster award

As the number of submissions at the Empirical Research in Psychology conference grew with each year, the limits of the extended weekend within which the conference is traditionally held have been reached. In order to accommodate all those interested to present their work, a poster presentation was introduced in 2016. This is a different form of presentation that enables the inclusion of a large number of papers within a conference. Since the first poster session at EIP, the number of poster presentations has increased.

For the best poster presentation, the organising committee of the Empirical Research in Psychology conference awards the Best poster award. The jury, selected by the organising committee, visits all the posters presented at the poster sessions. Through short presentations and discussions with the authors, they evaluate the poster presentations. The highest-rated posters receive the Best poster award, which is awarded at the closing of the meeting. As of 2023, the conference visitors award the best poster by voting at the conference for their favourite poster.

Awards

2024

GENDER AND SEXUAL ORIENTATION DIFFERENCES IN SELF-OBJECTIFICATION ON TINDER
Iva Lazić, Jelena Stanojević, Milica Dobrosavljević, Tamara Milić, Una Branković

GENDER STEREOTYPING OF CONTESTANTS IN THE SERBIAN VERSION OF TELEVISION GAME SHOW “THE CHASE”
Ivana Milenković, Lara Perić, Neda Bralović, Nevena Mijailović

LESS AROUSAL – BETTER RECALL, EXCEPT FOR THE NEGATIVE ABSTRACT WORDS
Katarina Protić, Milica Popović Stijačić

2023

INTERNET TIME, OFFLINE AND ONLINE FRIENDSHIPS OF HIGH SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Dobrinka Kuzmanović

EXPLORATION OF THE LATENT SPACE OF FIVE SCALES FOR TESTING THE VIVIDNESS OF MENTAL VISUALIZATION
Ana Atanasković, Ivona Katić, Katarina Mihajlović, Aleksandra Stanimirović, Senka Vasović, Anđela Simović, Tatjana Jovanović, Anja Lujić, Petar Naumović, Marija Milijanović, Dunja Mićunović, Mia Olujić, Milica Popović Stijačić

DEVELOPING SELF INSTEAD OF DEPRESSION: MEDIATING PATHS TO EMERGING ADULTS’ MENTAL HEALTH
Teodora Vuletić, Miljana Lakićević, Emilija Karalejić, Marija Nikolić, Marija Erić

2022

CONFIDENT AND WITH GOOD REASON? RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN JUDGMENT OF TASK-SOLVING ABILITY AND FINAL JUDGMENT OF CONFIDENCE ON SYLLOGISTIC REASONING TASKS
Milica Damnjanović, Igor Bajšanski, Kaja Damnjanović

2021

THE NUMBER OF SENSES EFFECT IN POLYSEMOUS ADJECTIVE RECOGNITION
Sara Anđelić, Lenka Ilić, Ksenija Mišić, Dušica Filipović Đurđević

THE ILLUSION OF CERTAINTY IN A NATIONALLY REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE IN SERBIA
Darko Stojilović, Dunja Anzelm, Kaja Damnjanović
STILOVI HUMORA KOD SRPSKIH ADOLESCENATA
Jelica Milojičić

2020

ACTIVE AND RESTRICTIVE PARENTAL MEDIATION AS THE PREDICTORS OF ADOLESCENTS’ EXCESSIVE INTERNET USE
Zoran Pavlović, Dobrinka Kuzmanović

DISINTEGRATION AND APOPHENIA
Aleks Mladenović, Filip Živojinović, Anđela Žagar, Antea Stojiljković, Đorđe Jovanović

2019

PHONOLOGICAL SIMILARITY EFFECT IN SERBIAN LANGUAGE: CHECKING RETRIEVAL CUES HYPOTHESIS
Emir Demić, Ana Avramović, Milica Šimonović

THE EFFECT OF SEMANTIC RELATEDNESS OF AMBIGUOUS WORDS IN THE FREE RECALL TASK
Milica Manojlović, Ksenija Mišić

2018

ZIJEVANJE KAO TERMOREGULACIJSKI MEHANIZAM MOZGA: UTJECAJ TEMPERATURE NA INCIDENCIJU
ZARAZNOG ZIJEVANJA
Božo Vukojević

NUMBER OF SENSES AND SEMANTIC SETTLING DYNAMICS MODEL – SPEED/ACCURACY FEEDBACK AS LONGER PROCESSING INDUCTION STRATEGY
Ksenija Mišić, Dušica Filipović Đurđević