Submit your abstract HERE: Abstract Submission Link
Call for submissions (opening on January 1, 2023)
Our theme is the Dark Side of Relationships, which focuses on aversive, problematic, and dysfunctional behaviors, communication, and experiences in relationships. We welcome submissions on all topics about relationships and interpersonal communication, and especially on dark side processes and outcomes in relationships that explore new frontiers and fresh ideas.
For single submissions, submitters are asked to create a short abstract between 100-150 words and a longer abstract for evaluation purposes between 300-500 words. Submitters should indicate their preferences for an oral presentation, poster, or data blitz (details below).
For symposium submissions, in addition to abstracts for each included paper, an additional short and long abstract to summarize all of the presentations and their connections should be included.
Single Presentation: 15-minute individual oral presentation.
Your research will be grouped with three to four other presentations with a similar topic by the conference organizers.
Poster: One-on-one opportunity to interact with a visual presentation.
Poster format details will be provided later and will be similar to other IARR conferences.
Data Blitz: Five-minute oral presentation.
You will be grouped with approximately 6 to 10 other presenters for an engaging and fast-paced survey of research across different topics.
Symposium: Three to five 15-minute oral presentations organized around a theme.
The Chair of the symposium will be asked to submit on behalf of all of its members (i.e., for the Chair, it involves gathering presentation information from members ahead of time).
Submission deadline: February 3, 2023 ---> Deadline extended to February 10th.
Call for submissions (opening on January 1, 2023)
Our theme is the Dark Side of Relationships, which focuses on aversive, problematic, and dysfunctional behaviors, communication, and experiences in relationships. We welcome submissions on all topics about relationships and interpersonal communication, and especially on dark side processes and outcomes in relationships that explore new frontiers and fresh ideas.
For single submissions, submitters are asked to create a short abstract between 100-150 words and a longer abstract for evaluation purposes between 300-500 words. Submitters should indicate their preferences for an oral presentation, poster, or data blitz (details below).
For symposium submissions, in addition to abstracts for each included paper, an additional short and long abstract to summarize all of the presentations and their connections should be included.
Single Presentation: 15-minute individual oral presentation.
Your research will be grouped with three to four other presentations with a similar topic by the conference organizers.
Poster: One-on-one opportunity to interact with a visual presentation.
Poster format details will be provided later and will be similar to other IARR conferences.
Data Blitz: Five-minute oral presentation.
You will be grouped with approximately 6 to 10 other presenters for an engaging and fast-paced survey of research across different topics.
Symposium: Three to five 15-minute oral presentations organized around a theme.
The Chair of the symposium will be asked to submit on behalf of all of its members (i.e., for the Chair, it involves gathering presentation information from members ahead of time).
Submission deadline: February 3, 2023 ---> Deadline extended to February 10th.
