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2007 Final Program - Society of Behavioral Medicine

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28 th SBM Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions March 21-24, <strong>2007</strong> FINAL PROGRAM<br />

Continuing Education<br />

Session Types and Meeting Features, continued<br />

Breakfast Roundtables<br />

Breakfast Roundtables are held on Thursday, Friday<br />

and Saturday mornings during the meeting. Breakfast<br />

Roundtables are interactive meetings with discussion<br />

centered around topics <strong>of</strong> interest to a specific portion <strong>of</strong><br />

the meeting audience or a Special Interest Group (SIG).<br />

Admission to these sessions is by name badge.<br />

Paper Sessions<br />

Paper Sessions are <strong>of</strong>fered on Thursday and Friday during<br />

the meeting. Paper Sessions are based <strong>of</strong>f <strong>of</strong> accepted<br />

abstracts clustered around common themes and presented<br />

via oral presentations that are approximately 15 minutes in<br />

length. Admission to these sessions is by name badge.<br />

Action Poster Sessions - NEW Session Type!<br />

Action poster sessions combine a poster and verbal<br />

presentation. Abstracts selected for this session will<br />

display a poster during Poster Session B on Thursday<br />

evening. In addition to this the authors will give a very<br />

brief verbal presentation (3 minutes <strong>of</strong> content; 5 minutes<br />

<strong>of</strong> questions) on Friday afternoon. These sessions are<br />

specifically for student members <strong>of</strong> SBM and will highlight<br />

students who scored highly in the peer review process<br />

Symposia<br />

Symposia are didactic presentations that take place over a<br />

period <strong>of</strong> 90 minutes. Presenters will examine important<br />

issues from a variety <strong>of</strong> different perspectives. Presentations<br />

and debate amongst presenters will address alternative<br />

solutions, interpretations, or points-<strong>of</strong>-view on an identified<br />

body <strong>of</strong> knowledge within the advertised topic area or<br />

theme. Admission to these sessions is by name badge.<br />

Midday Meetings (formerly Lunch Meetings)<br />

Midday Meetings are interactive meetings with discussion<br />

centered around one or more presentations or a panel<br />

question and answer session on topics <strong>of</strong> interest to a<br />

specific portion <strong>of</strong> the meeting audience or Special Interest<br />

Groups (SIGs). Admission to these sessions is by name<br />

badge.<br />

General Sessions – Keynote Address and Master<br />

Lectures<br />

General Sessions scheduled for Thursday, Friday and<br />

Saturday during the meeting include the Keynote Addresses<br />

and Master Lectures. These sessions are the premiere<br />

educational sessions <strong>of</strong> the SBM Annual Meeting &<br />

Scientific Sessions. Speakers will present on topics <strong>of</strong><br />

interest to the overall meeting audience as a whole in<br />

didactic or pro-con debate format. Admission to these<br />

sessions is by name badge.<br />

Expert Consultations<br />

Expert Consultations are small roundtable discussions<br />

facilitated by Experts who are selected by the Education,<br />

Training and Career Development (ETCD) Council and<br />

SIGs and are primarily Fellow Members <strong>of</strong> SBM. Expert<br />

Consultations take place on Thursday, Friday and Saturday<br />

during the Midday Meeting time slots. Also <strong>of</strong>fered as<br />

part <strong>of</strong> the Expert Consultations schedule are the popular<br />

Dinners with an Expert. These <strong>of</strong>f-site small roundtable<br />

discussion events take place on Thursday and Friday<br />

evenings during the meeting for registered attendees. Seating<br />

for all consultations is limited to between 3-6 participants<br />

and sign-up sheets for all consultations will be posted on-site<br />

near the registration desk.<br />

Poster Sessions<br />

Poster Sessions featuring presentations <strong>of</strong> accepted abstracts<br />

in thematic groupings will take place on Wednesday,<br />

Thursday and Friday evenings during the meeting. Poster<br />

Sessions allow abstract authors to discuss their research<br />

with interested colleagues over a period <strong>of</strong> 90 minutes in<br />

an informal setting. Poster Sessions are a great way to see<br />

the latest research in the field while socializing with your<br />

colleagues. Admission to the Poster Hall is by name badge.<br />

Citation Awards and Meritorious Student Posters<br />

Citation Awards are presented to those abstracts that are<br />

judged by the <strong>Program</strong> Committee to be especially original<br />

and <strong>of</strong> significant scientific merit. Citation Papers are<br />

scheduled throughout the meeting and featured on special<br />

poster boards in hallways near the educational session rooms.<br />

Meritorious Student Abstracts include those posters and<br />

papers submitted by students and judged by the <strong>Program</strong><br />

Committee to contain research <strong>of</strong> the highest caliber. The<br />

Meritorious Student posters are featured in Poster Session A<br />

on Wednesday evening during the meeting.<br />

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