ACPID is the premier scientific conference in Australia for personality and individual differences research. Researchers with interests in traits, abilities, and other aspects of human variation will find a receptive multidisciplinary audience to engage with their work.

ACPID will not proceed as an in-person conference in 2020 due to the impact of COVID-19 on safety, travel, and funding. Instead, a FREE online ACPID will go ahead in a different format, with a focus on research student development and mentoring. 

PLEASE NOTE: 2020 Abstracts are for student presentations only.

The conference will include:

1. DAY 1 MORNING (Friday 4 Dec): An academic showcase of Australian personality research (including AProf Luke Smillie; AProf Pat Dunlop, AProf Natalie Loxton, AProf Fiona Barlow, Dr Conal Monoghan and Dr Heather Douglas)
2. DAY 1 AFTERNOON (Friday 4 Dec): Student “blitz” presentations (note that this year, the paper sessions will be for student presenters only).
3. DAY 2 (Saturday 5 Dec): Student workshop and mentoring sessions

More information will be available soon, so please check back for updates, or visit our Facebook page or join us on Twitter.

In 2019, the Australasian Congress on Personality and Individual Differences (ACPID) was held at QUT Gardens Point Campus, Brisbane, on the 29th and 30th of November.

HERE IS THE 2019 CONFERENCE PROGRAM. 

The full list of 2019 poster and paper abstracts can be found here. The full list of symposium abstracts can be found here.