Presentations from the 30th ISPA Conference Utrecht, The Netherlands,  8-12 July, 2008

PAPER PRESENTATIONS
Life skills education for adolescents with special needs in Greece
Katerina Antonopoulou and Koutrouba, K., Harokopio University, Greece
Children’s right to learn from religion
IIna Ter Aves,  Psychologist of religion                          
How does it feel to be dyslexic? Research into the developing sense of identity of dyslexic children and its implications for action
Bob Burden, University of Exeter
The quality of teacher-child interactions and its effects on literacy skills during first-grade
Joana Cadima, University of Porto
Promoting sucess in the transition to middle school: Combining social and emotional learning programs with school adjustment programs in a Portuguese setting
Vitor Coelho and Vanda Sousa, Académico de Torres Vedras
Observed Teacher-Child Interactions and Teacher Perceived Relationship Quality: Their Concordance and Associations with School Engagement
Sarah Doumen,  Catholic University Leuven, Center for School Psychology,  Evelien Buyse,  Catholic University Leuven, Center for School Psychology                      
ICF- A view from England and Wales
Peter Farrell, University of Manchester, Manchester, UK
The changing role of schools in meeting children’s mental health needs: Reporting on a pilot project in Montreal Canada
Cindy Finn,  Lester B. Pearson School Board,  Hariclia Harriet Petrakos,  Concordia University
Multicultural tolerant school –prejudice and training of teenagers
Gajdosova Eva, Susan Zupinova, Gajdosova Veronika, University of Bratislava
School Psychology Training in Slovakia
Eva Gajdosova, Department of Psychology, Comenius University of Bratislava, Slovakia.
Career Guidance Programme for Romany Pupils
Eva Gajdosova,  Comenius University in Bratislava,  Gabriela Herenyiova,  Comenius University in Bratislava                      
The effects of training teachers in specific questioning strategies on students discourse and learning during cooperative learning
Robyn Gillies, The University of Queensland
Culture-Sensitivity in Provision of School Services for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders:  A Three-Factor Model
Judith Granada-Dewey,  Washington Unified School District, California, formerly Istanbul International School,  Aaron R.G. Dewey, University of California Santa Cruz
Guideline for early psychosocial interventions after shocking incidents
Willy van Halem &  Wil Koning, NIP Crisis Intervention Network School Psychology Service, The Netherlands                        
Assessing teacher-child relationship quality using multiple methods and perspectives: some reflections
Linda Harrison,  Charles Sturt University, School of Teacher Education
Children’s Drawings of their Kindergarten Teacher Predict School Adjustment Six Years Later
Linda Harrison,  Charles Sturt University                         
A Child Rights Approach to School Psychological Services
Stuart N. Hart,  IICRD
The Psychosocial Adjustment Scale: A  teacher rating scale for elementary school students
Chryse Hatzichristou,  University of Athens,  Fotini Polychroni,  University of Athens,  Georgios Georgouleas, University of Athens, Elias Besevegis,  University of Athens,  Constantinos Mylonas, University of Athens
Second Step Program at Slovak schools
Gabriela Herenyiova,  University of Bratislava
How to use action research to develop inclusive practice in secondary schools
Sue Davies, Peter Farrell, Sam Fox, Andy Howes and Garry Squires
Teacher, Student, and Peer reports of Teacher-Student Relationship Support:  Joint and Unique Contributions to Academic and Social Adjustment
Jan Hughes,  Texas A&M University,  Victor Villarreall, Texas A&M University
Consultee-centered consultation training for school psychologists in Sweden as life long learning.
Ingrid Hylander, University of Linköping, Sweden
Consultation as a tool of school psychologists in Hungary
Nora Katona,  ELTE University,Budapest
Possible Uses of the International Classification of Functions in SP work
Nora Katona,  Lorand Eötvös University, Budapest, Hungary
Academic Procrastination and Motivation of Adolescents in Turkey
Robert Klassen,  University of Alberta,  Elcin Cetinkale Kuzucu,  Konya Education District
Development and validation of the Dutch Student-Teacher Relationship Scale: testing models and factorial invariance
Helma Koomen, University of Amsterdam, Department of Education, Karine Verschueren,  Catholic University Leuven, Center for School Psychology
Difficulties that siblings of children with special needs experience
Sofia Kouvava ,  Aglaia Stampoltzi, , University of Manchester, U.K.,  Katerina Antonopoulou,  Harokopio University, Greece, Virginia Maka,  Oldham Educational Psychology Service, University of Manchester, U.K.,  George Tsitsas,  Eleni Zenakou,  Harokopio University, Greece,  Afroditi Kalambouka,  University of Manchester
The Use of The Motivated School Seminar to assess “How Motivating is My Classroom?” & “My Self-Efficacy as a Teacher” Questionnaires by Solution-Focused Approach
Peter Lau, Chartered Educational Psychologist/School of Education, University of Manchester, Doctoral Student
Effect and mediating mechanisms of the Good Behavior Game: A study in Flanders, Belgium
Geertje Leflot,  University of Leuven (K.U.Leuven),  Goele Bossaert,  University of Leuven (K.U.Leuven), Patrick Onghena, University of Leuven (K.U.Leuven),  Hilde Colpin,  University of Leuven
Acting as a Consultant; Thinking like a clinician: Does training match the needs of Israeli school psychologists?
Sharone L. Maital,  Northern Region Counseling & Educational Psychology Services, Israel Ministry of Education
Leadership and the continuum of care
Graham Martin,  University of Queensland
Crisis Management in Schools: Developing Schools and School Psychology
Bernhard Meissner,  ISPA/LBSP
Challenges in multicultural education from point of view of three Finnish school psychologists.
Anne Nurminen,  Helsinki Deaconess Institute,  Sirkka Vilén,  City of Helsinki, Educational Department, Elise Sailas, Municipality of Vantaa, Educational Department
Implications of the WHO’s Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health for School Psychology
Thomas Oakland,  University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida USA
Social intelligence, emotional closeness to important others and cigarette smoking among Slovak young adolescents
Olga Orosova,  PJ Šafárik University in Košice, Faculty of Arts, Košice, Slovak Republic,  Beata Gajdosova,  PJ Šafárik University in Košice, Faculty of Arts, Košice, Slovak Republic, Ferdinand Salonna, PJ Šafárik University in Košice, Faculty of Arts, Košice, Slovak Republic,
Maria Sarkova,  PJ Šafárik University in Košice, Faculty of Arts, Košice, Slovak Republic, Rene Sebena,  PJ Safarik University in Kosice, Faculty of Arts, Slovak Republic
The changing role of schools in meeting children’s mental health needs: Reporting on a pilot project in Montreal Canada
Hariclia Harriet Petrakos, Concordia University
Top Ten Things To Remember In A School Crisis
Bill Pfohl, NASP National Emergency Assistance team,  Scott Poland,  NASP National Emergency Assistance Team,  Steve Rosenberg, P.S.I.
QCA – Aggressive Behavior Questionnaire: A Validation Study
Raquel Raimundo, FPCE University of Lisbon, Alexandra Marques Pinto,  FPCE University of Lisbon
Conception, implementation and evaluation of a Social and Emotional Learning Program Raquel Raimundoand Alexandra Marques Pinto, University of Lisbon (FPCE), Luísa Lima, ISCTE
Peer Conflict Stressor, Coping Strategies and Aggressiveness: Relations Between Variables in Children and Adolescents
Raquel Raimundo,  FPCE University of Lisbon,  Alexandra Marques Pinto,  FPCE University of Lisbon
Self and Personality Development of School Teachers
Panchalan Ramalingam,  UGC-Academic Staff College, Pondicherry University
Psychologists’ involvement in ‘crisis response’: an international perspective.
Paul Rees, Rhondda-Cynon-Taf & Merthyr Tydfil Ed. and Child Psychology Service, Niels Seaton, Rhondda-Cynon-Taf & Merthyr Tydfil Ed. and Child Psychology Service,  Jean-Luc Pilet,  ANPEC
Consultation training for school psychologists within the Finish Psychology Program
Elise Salias, Vantaa, Finland
The role and the challenges of consulting school psychologists in a multicultural education in Finland
Elise Salias, Vantaa, Finland
The effect of relations at school environment on self-esteem in adolescents with regard to bullying behaviour
Maria Sarkova,  Department of Educational Psychology and Health Psychology, Faculty of Arts,University of PJ Safarik,  Beata Gajdosova, Department of Educational Psychology and Health Psychology, Faculty of Arts,University of PJ Safarik,  Maria Bacikova-Sleskova,  Olga Orosova, Department of Educational Psychology and Health Psychology, Faculty of Arts,University of PJ Safarik
Treatment of dyslexic’s reading fluency problems: New directions.
Patrick Snellings
Positive Attitude: The impact of a social and emotional program learning program upon student´s social skills, self-concept and self-esteem
Vanda Sousa and Vitor Coelho,  Académico de Torres Vedras, Bárbara Soares,  Académico de Torres Vedras                      
Teachers’ narratives concerning their relationships with externalizing and non-externalizing children
Jantine Spilt and Helma Koomen, University of Amsterdam, Department of Education
Psychological correlates of teacher self – efficacy
Elena Stanculescu                          
Bilingual Assessment for Special Education Support:Distinguishing Difference From Disability
Saradha Supramaniam,  United Nations International School, NY                         
Social issues as viewed by Hungarian adolescents
Eva Szabó, Hungary
The level of prospective teachers’ psychological and social self-images
Banu Ozevin Tokinan,  Dokuz Eylul University
The level of prospective teachers’ family life and adjustment self-images
Esin Ucal Canakay,  Dokuz Eylul University                         
Challenges in multicultural education from point of view of three Finnish school psychologists
Sirkka Vilén,  City of Helsinki, Educational Department and Elise Salias,Vantaa, Finland
Crisis Intervention in Troubled Classes: Does the Kanjertraining Work?
Lilian Vliek,  Researcher/psychologist,  Lisa Jonkman,  Assistant professor                 
Demonstration of a Unique Method for Crisis Intervention in the Classroom: Kanjertraining Lilian Vliek, Researcher/psychologist
Patterns of discourse and cognition of poor, good, and scripted online learners
Armin Weinberger, Karsten Stegmann, & Frank Fischer, University of Twente
How does tailor-made research encourage the professional development of teachers?
José Wichers-Bots,  Fontys OSO,  Lia Haren, van,  De Korenaer Eindhoven, Secondary School for Soecial Education
Empowering Teachers – Strengthening Competencies
Katharina Winkelmann, Berlin, Germany
Coping Strategies in Community Integration: The Case of Hong Kong Parents of Preschoolers with Autism
Pak-ho Wong,  The University of Hong Kong,  Shui-fong Lam,  The University of Hong Kong,  Doris Leung, Heep Hong Society,  Daphne Ho,  Heep Hong Society,  Peter Au-yeung,  Heep Hong Society              
Mathematics Anxiety at High School Ninth Grade  Students
Gunes Yavuz