About SRC
The Jindal School of Psychology & Counselling (JSPC), O.P. Jindal Global University, Sonipat, Delhi-NCR, Haryana ,India, is pleased to announce the 3 Annual JSPC Student Research Conference. It will be held on 13 September 2025 (Saturday) on the theme of Mind, Society and Technology: Changing Landscape of Psychology
In an era marked by rapid technological advancements and evolving social structures, the discipline of psychology is undergoing transformative change. The JSPC Student Research Conference 2025 invites budding psychologists and interdisciplinary thinkers to explore the evolving relationship between the mind, society, and technology. As digital tools become more embedded in daily life and social dynamics continue to shift, psychology is being called to adapt, innovate, and respond to new realities. This year’s theme, “Mind, Society and Technology: Changing Landscape of Psychology,” encourages students to reflect on how psychological science and practice are being reshaped in our rapidly changing world.
We welcome submissions that engage with a wide range of contemporary topics—from the role of AI in mental health care, to digital habits and their psychological impacts, to the application of psychology in organizational, forensic, and community settings. Whether you’re exploring neurocognitive functions, emotional wellbeing, social behavior, or emerging therapeutic approaches, this conference offers a platform to share your work, receive feedback, and connect with peers. Together, let’s reimagine the future of psychology in a world defined by innovation, diversity, and complexity.
This conference aims to bring the young budding psychologists (undergraduate, and postgraduate, MPhil, and PhD students) working in various branches of psychology across the country to participate and present their research at O.P. Jindal Global University. As a research-intensive university, we are committed to understanding the changing society and exploring cutting-edge scientific research. It is our privilege to invite you to participate and have an opportunity to exchange insights about research to practice, connect and expand your professional network, and hone your research skills.
Mind, Society and Technology:
Changing Landscape of Psychology
Sub Themes
Artificial Intelligence and Mental health and wellbeing
Artificial Intelligence and Mental health and wellbeing
AI therapy, chatbots in mental health, AI bias, virtual reality therapy, suicide prevention AI, AI ethics in psychology.
Problematic internet behaviours
Problematic internet behaviours
Internet addiction, phubbing, fear of missing out, Doomscrolling, digital hoarding, cyberchondria, online aggression
Technology and cognition
Technology and cognition
Cognitive overload, binge-watching effects, Google effect, screen time and memory, deep work and focus, digital distractions
Current trends in psychology
Current trends in psychology
Environmental psychology, sustainable development goals and psychology
Brain, behaviour and cognition
Brain, behaviour and cognition
Gut-brain connection, neuroplasticity, brain-computer interface, loneliness and tech, dopamine and social media, sleep and screen exposure, attention, memory, executive functioning, metacognition
Flourishing in focus
Flourishing in focus
Positive psychology, neurodiversity, mental health, wellbeing
Psychology across the lifespan and contexts
Psychology across the lifespan and contexts
Child and adolescent, women mental health, mental health in marginalized communities, geriatric mental health, rehabilitation, addiction, deviant behaviour
Psychology in the applied world
Psychology in the applied world
Organisational behaviour, forensic psychology, criminal psychology, health psychology, community psychology
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
(Related to psychology)
Submission Guidelines
- All abstracts should follow a 12-point Times New Roman font with single-line spacing without indentations.
- There could be multiple co-authors, but only one author can be the presenter in the case of oral presentations, and the certificate for the presentation will be issued to that presenter only.
- Upto 2 authors can present Research and/or informative posters, and the certificate for the presentation will be issued to those two presenters.
- Upto 2 papers/posters can be presented by one student at the conference.
- All abstracts should include the name, affiliation and email address of all the co-authors.
- All submissions must be original and should not have been previously presented at another conference.
All the submitted abstracts will go through a peer-review process, and the decision of acceptance will be communicated through email in July, 2025.
About The Conference
Participation is open to all psychology students.
₹750 – JGU Students
₹1000 – Non-JGU Students
(Inclusive of 18% GST)
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Abstract submission link: Click Here
Please note that the awards will be distributed in the valedictory ceremony at the end of the conference.
Abstract submission deadline: 15th June, 2025
For abstract submission and conference related queries, please email us at jspc.src@jgu.edu.in