We are glad to announce that the manuscript submission deadline for the special issue "Subjective well-being: predictors and consequences" is extended until February, 7!

You can submit your manuscripts here http://psychologyinrussia.com/for-authors

Venue: 22/48, Stepan Razin Str., Tsiolkovskiy Kaluga State University, Kaluga, Russia. The Conference is to be held in an on-line format.

Ways of participating in the Conference:

• Delivering a plenary report on one of the conference research areas (15 minutes).
• Making a speech at a panel discussion (5-7 minutes).

The working languages are Russian and English. The registration is free by any link:

• registration in Russian
• registration in English

The conference participant needs to include the name of his/her report/speech and abstracts (up to 300 words) in the registration form.

Deadline: December 5 (plenary reports) and December 10 (panel discussion). 

The article presents research results dedicated to accurate topics related to policies and guiding principles clinical neuropsychology education and competency development, gathered during the last five years by the SC from experts in this area representing 30 countries.

One of the co-authors and active contributors to the SC work is Natalia Varako – the Russian Psychological Society member, Senior Researcher at the Faculty of Psychology, Lomonosov Moscow State University.