PROGRAM (updated Oct 29th, subject to later updates)

 

Monday 02 November

16:00 – 17:30

18:00 – 21:00

Steering Committee meeting

Registration and Meet & Greet at conference venue (Dorpat Hotel)

 

 

Tuesday 03 November

08:00 – 09:00

Registration desk open for late registrations

09:00 – 09:30

Opening address

Colonel Aarne Ermus, Commander of the Estonian Defence College

09:30 – 10.30

Keynote: COL Carl Castro (Presented by Dennis McGurk)

Evidence- Based Solutions in the Military: Avoiding the Snake Oil Salesman

10:30 – 11:00

Morning break

11:00 – 12:30

Plenary presentations

1. Update on the Tailored Adaptive Personality Assessment System (TAPAS): A Pilot Testing Program on the ASVAB Testing Platform

Stephen STARK, Fritz DRASGOW, Oleksandr CHERNYSHENKO ID 49

2. The Navy Computerized Adaptive Personality Scales: Evidence for Validity
Walter BORMAN, Robert SCHNEIDER, Janis HOUSTON, Ronald BEARDEN ID 34

3. Scoring the Performance Based Measurement (PBM) Test to Enhance Naval Aviation Selection Decisions
 
Fritz DRASGOW, Oleksandr CHERNYSHENKO, Stephen STARK, Henry PHILLIPS ID 50

12:30 – 14:00

Lunch

 

Parallel sessions

14:00 – 15:30

Struve I

1. Attrition and Organizational Support in the Netherlands’ Armed Forces
Renier VAN GELOOVEN, Daisy VAN VUGT ID 17

2. The Impact of Expectations on Commitment of Newcomers
Françoise BERTRAND, Veerle TIBAX, Isabelle HANSEZ ID 37

3. The Effectiveness of Monetary Rewards on Retention
Zhigang WANG ID 30

Struve II

1. The Human Dimensions of Operations Project
Gary IVEY, Sebastien BLANC ID 28

2. The Effect of Military Families’ Perceptions of OPTEMPO and Mission Impact on Soldiers' Readiness
Jacco DUEL, Nienke VAN REES VELLINGA ID 39

3. The First Survey of Australian Defence Force Families
Samantha ATKINS ID 19

Peterson

1. Analysis of Women in Naval Officer Occupations
Michelle STRAVER ID 15

2. Socio-Professional Well Being Among Belgian Navy French and Dutch Speaking Staff
Wahid FOUCHALI, Pascal DE SUTTER ID 62

3. Public Service Employee Survey for DND
Irina GOLDENBERG ID 5

15:30 – 16:00

Afternoon break

 

Parallel sessions

16:00 – 17:30

Struve I

1. Why Newcomers Resign? : a Three Wave Longitudinal Study
Francoise BERTRAND, Veerle TIBAX ID 38

2. Broken Promises: Influence of Disconfirmed Expectations on Canadian Forces Departing Members
Kathy MICHAUD ID 24

3. Quality of Life among Military Families: 2008 Survey of Spouses/Partners of Canadian Forces Members
Kerry SUDOM ID 78

Struve II

1. Welfare Provision to Service Personnel and their Families During Separation
Susan PADDOCK, Emma PARRY ID 20

2. Deployment and Family Life – Post Deployment Survey Results
Kristoph KABAS, Christian LANGER ID 68
3. Canadian Forces Spousal/Partner Employment and Income Project
Jason DUNN ID 63

Peterson

1. Innovative Items – Measuring Complex Cognitive Skills
Stefan BONDOROWICZ ID 8

2. The Quality of the Selection Interview in the Belgian Defense
Romina RANUCCI ID 67

3. Too Smart to Pass Special Forces Training?
Amber VOS, Jenny EAGLESTONE ID 57

18:30 – 21:00

Evening program: Musical entertainment (Optional)

 

 

Wednesday 04 November

08:45 – 09:00

Announcements

09:00 – 10:00

Keynote: Prof Martin Euwema

The morale of the Peacekeeping Warrior

10:00 – 10:30

Plenary presentation

Moral Stress in a Military Context
Sofia NILSSON, Misa SJÖBERG, Gerry LARSSON, Kjell KALLENBERG ID 43

10:30 – 11:00

Morning break

 

Parallel sessions

11:00 – 12:30

Struve I & Struve II

1. The Psychometric Model: a Smart Classification Tool Revisited
Francois LESCREVE ID 74

2. Improving Selection - Putting the Best into Training First
Dawn JOHANSEN ID 65

3. Relationships between Military Testing, Personnel Capability and Combat and Cost-effectiveness of Weapons, Units and Forces
Juri TOOMEPUU ID 33

 

Peterson

1. I'm More Malleable Than You Are: Lay Theories of Leadership Ability as a Function of Self- and Other-Relevance
Craig FOSTER, Doug LINDSAY ID 6

2. The Integration of Character and Leadership: A Developmental Model
Doug LINDSAY, Joseph SANDERS ID 58

3. Whole-Person Profile: A Framework to Integrate Selection and Development
 
Kenneth LIM ID 71

12:30 – 14:00

Lunch

+ POSTER Presentations

 

Parallel sessions

14:00 – 15:30

Struve I

1. Development of a Post-Command Multi-Source Leadership Development Feedback System
Sharon TAN, Swee Kiat TAN, Zhiwen NG ID 41

2. Military Officers' Mental Construct of Leadership
Eric STEVENSON ID 31

3. Leadership and Irregular Threats
Maria FORS, Gerry LARSSON ID 45

Struve II

1. A Study on the Establishment of the Military Distance Learning System in Korea
Kwang Pyo CHOI, In Kook KIM ID 1

2. An Emotional Intelligence Program for the Australian Defence Force
Tony MULLAN ID 53

3. Coaching for Military Personnel – From the Idea to the Implementation
Hubert ANNEN ID 48

Peterson

1. Acquaintance, Interpersonal Affect and Accuracy in Peer Ratings
Tamer SEFATI ID 77

2. Testing the Adequacy of the Dujmovic Model for Aggregation in Selection
Annemie DEFRANC, Romina RANUCCI, Veerle TIBAX ID 66

3. Psychometric Properties of the DEOMI Organizational Climate Survey
Stephen TRUHON, Daniel McDONALD ID 18

15:30 – 16:00

Afternoon break

 

Parallel sessions

16:00 – 17:30

Struve I

1. Military Ethics Education in the Australian Defence Force
Jamie CULLENS ID 54

2. Royal Military College – Personal Harassment Questionnaire
Julie BELANGER ID 42

3. Moral Decision Making in Leadership – Theoretical Foundation and Practical Implications

Stefan SEILER, Andreas FISCHER, Yoon Phaik OOI ID 35

Struve II

1. The Correlation of the Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Posttraumatic Growth
Ana TADIC, Ana MATKOVIC ID 60

2. Psychological Assistance in Humanitarian Mission
Jonnie KOENTARA, Ahmad TRISUHADIANA ID 7

3. Oxidative Stress and Post-traumatic Stress Disorder in a Contingent of International Operations
Vladimirs VOICEHOVSKIS, Gunta ANCANE, Andrejs SKESTERS ID 75

Peterson

1. Looking for Instruments to Predict Integrity at the Dutch Armed Forces
Myckel CREMERS, Jan TE NIJENHUIS, Kitty VAN DER HEIJDEN-LEK ID 36

2. The Concept of Reliability and Construction of Short Personality Scales
Kenn KONSTABEL ID 70

3. Inspiring the Inspirators: On the General and his Inspiration
Miriam DE GRAAFF, Karla MENNEN ID 76

18:30 – 21:00

Evening program: IBTA

 

 

Thursday 05 November

08:45 – 09:00

Announcements

09:00 – 10:00

Keynote 3: Prof Jacques Mylle

Command Team Effectiveness: Lessons Learned from a Survey

10:00 – 10:30

Plenary presentation

Does Character Matter? Positive Psychology Applied to Military Psychology
Nadine EGGIMANN, Hubert ANNEN, René PROYER ID 46

10:30 – 11:00

Morning break

 

Parallel sessions

11:00 – 12:30

Struve I

1. Soldiers’ Moral and Psychological Well Being after Eight Month of a Military service: Does Ethnic Nationality Matter for the Psychological State?
Merle PARMAK ID 79

2. The Socialization of Officer Cadets at the Royal Military College of Canada
Justin WRIGHT ID 80

3. Navy Recruiting and Applicant Attraction
Line ST-PIERRE, Lisa WILLIAMS ID 13

Struve II

1. The Role of Personality in the Psychological Well-Being of New Recruits
Alla SKOMOROVSKY ID 81

2. The Three R's of the Deployment Cycle: Readiness, Resilience and Readjustment

Peter MURPHY ID 72

3. The Expectations of the Aspiration Country’s Defense Forces Members Towards Joining NATO
Jaan SILVET ID 44

Peterson

1. Professional Apprenticeship Career Track (PACT) Program
Sofyia VELGACH, Stephen WATSON ID 27

2. Research into Service Community Experiences of Public Service Provision
Suraiya HUSSAIN, Jo MALCOMSON, Vicky KALLMEIER-HATCH ID 52

3. A Study of Non-Commissioned Officers in Sweden. Who are they and how do they look up on their employment?
Björn GUSTAVSSON ID 55

12:30 – 14:00

Lunch

14:00 – 15:30

Plenary session

1. Transformation of Personnel Research in DND/CF
Susan TRUSCOTT ID 14

2. Military Psychology in Australia – Reflections
Peter MURPHY ID 73

3. Special Forces, Special Selection? Aimed at those interested in joining a NATO workgroup on selection of special forces.
Jenny EAGLESTONE, Amber VOS ID 26

15:30 – 16:00

Closing remarks

16:00 – 16:30

Refreshments

17:00 – 18:00

Visiting the University of Tartu, Institute of Psychology (optional)

19:00 – 22:00

 Evening program: Conference dinner

 

 

Friday 06 November

9:00 – …

Social Program (optional)

1. Tartu City Tour

2. Tartu and Tallinn Old City Tour