Standards
Standards for Communications
It is essential that all signatories of the communications are registered at the Congress.
ONLY ONE of the signatories will make the oral presentation of the communication.
Papers may be presented in person or by submitting a video that meets the requirements set by the organizers. To do so, one of the authors must record a video that will be shown at the Congress. Once the abstract has been accepted, the video of the presentation must be sent before September 1, 2026, to the Congress Director at mdmsanchez@der.uned.es for screening during the Congress. For papers or presentations in a language other than Spanish, a written transcript of the video must be provided for subtitling. If this step is omitted by the author, the presentation certificate will not be issued.
The minimum time available for the presentation will be 10 minutes and the maximum 20 minutes, depending on the number of accepted communications, and a parallel table system may be used if necessary.
The template designed for the Congress will be used for the presentations.
Poster guidelines
POSTER SUBMISSION
To send any type of contribution, the following is required:
1. Enroll in our system.
2. That all authors are registered.
The registration allows for a maximum of three contributions in any of the following formats: oral communication or poster.
In addition, optionally, the full text of the oral communication or presentation (in case the registered participant presents a contribution as the first author of this type) that has been accepted during the congress may be submitted for publication as a Book Chapter and evaluation for the journal.
Only oral communication and presentations allow the submission of the full text of the contribution for publication as a book chapter.
What does sending a poster entail?
●Submission of the abstract of between 200 and 300 words, along with between 4 and 6 keywords, which will be published in a Book of Proceedings with ISBN and Legal Deposit.
●Once the abstract has been accepted, the poster PDF must be sent before September 15th to the email address info@congresointernacionalprotocolo.com. If this step is omitted by the author, the poster presentation certificate will not be issued.
What type of certificate do I receive?
●The posters will be certified AS POSTERS.
GENERAL RULES
●For the abstract to be published and presented at the conference, all authors must be registered for the conference. Otherwise, the organizers reserve the right to REMOVE THE POSTER, EVEN IF IT HAS BEEN ACCEPTED BY THE SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE.
● Each poster abstract will be sent by email in the same abstract form as the communications and will have a length of a minimum of 200 and a maximum of 300 words, with the corresponding keywords (between 4 and 6 words).
●The Scientific Committee will evaluate the contributions and request as many corrections as it deems necessary to improve their quality and then proceed to accept the contribution.
●Submitting a work implies acceptance of the congress poster publication rules.
●Languages of the Congress: Spanish and English.
What should the poster summary include?
The poster abstract (200-300 words) should include general information about the work. The content should follow the order and structure established for the type of work being presented:
- Empirical or experimental research projects. The content should be structured as follows: Introduction, Methodology, Results, and Discussion/Conclusions. In addition to the abstract, each poster should include between 4 and 6 keywords.
- Review papers and/or theoretical reflections. The content should be structured as follows: Introduction, Method (database, descriptors, and search formulas), Results, and Discussion/Conclusions. In addition to the abstract, each poster should include between 4 and 6 keywords.
- Case studies. The content should be structured as follows: Brief case description, Exploration and complementary tests, Conclusions. In addition to the abstract, each poster will include between 4 and 6 keywords.
NOTE: An abstract does not necessarily need to include a references section. However, if you choose to include them, they are considered part of the abstract and, therefore, their length is included, and they must adhere to APA style guidelines.
It is mandatory to submit the poster using one of the templates found in the downloadable buttons.
NOTE: To construct the text, it will be necessary to follow APA guidelines. The following serves as a brief example:
IN-TEXT REFERENCES (CITATIONS)
Regarding students, most prevalence studies agree in highlighting insults or speaking badly of others, without distinguishing between the two in some studies, as the most prevalent negative elements in schools (Cangas, Gázquez, Pérez-Fuentes, Padilla, and Miras, 2007; Cerezo, 2009; Díaz-Aguado, Martínez, and Martín, 2010; Gázquez, Pérez-Fuentes, Carrión, and Santiuste, 2010).
Thus, one of the reasons for analyzing interpersonal values is to understand the role they play in adolescent decision-making (Wallace, Pettit, Scheffler, and Smith, 2006).
The different reports that quantitatively analyze the cooperation of parents through them, repeatedly highlight the scarce participation of fathers and mothers in them (Fernández-Enguita, 1993, 2007; Martín-Moreno, 2000; Martín-Muñoz, 2003; San Fabián, 1997).
REFERENCES SECTION
--- For Articles ---
Rodríguez, S., Regueiro, B., Blas, R., Valle, A., Piñeiro, I., y Cerezo, R. (2014). Teacher self-efficacy and its relationship with students’ affective and motivational variables in higher education. European Journal of Education and Psychology, 7(2), 107-120.
Confrey, J., Castro-Filho, J., y Wilhelm, J. (2000). Implementation research as a means to link systemic reform and applied Psychology in mathematics education. Educational Psychologist, 35(1), 179-192.
--- For Books ---
Gázquez, JJ, Pérez-Fuentes, MC, Cangas, AJ, and Yuste, N. (2007). Improving coexistence and programs aimed at the prevention and intervention of school bullying. Granada: GEU<.
--- For Book Chapters ---
Abalo, JE (2010). The perception of conflicts from the Observatories of Coexistence. In JJ Gázquez and MC Pérez-Fuentes (Eds.), Research in School Coexistence. Related Variables(pp. 11-16). Granada: GEU
Presentation guidelines for publishing in the book as an open resource
The texts submitted may not exceed 30 pages written in Word for PC, with Cambria font, size 12 and single line spacing.
The first page of the submission will include the following information in both Spanish and English: title (in capital letters), author(s) name(s) and university or institution, abstract in Spanish (abstract in English), and keywords in Spanish and English (4 or 5). A line break will follow.
The first note of the work will include the author's name and surname, a brief 5-line curriculum vitae with the most relevant aspects of the profile, as well as the contact information, address and email of the author(s) for publication.
Where possible, the notes will be intertextual. Footnotes will use Cambria font, size 10, and single spacing. Images will be embedded with a caption indicating the image name and source in intertextual citation format.
A bibliography will be included at the end of the chapter.
The bibliographic citation system will be as follows:
- Books:
AUTHOR, Initials (year). Title. Place, Publisher.
- Articles and book chapters:
AUTHOR, Initials (year). Title. Journal or book title. Issue number, pages in p. pp. format.
- Computer references:
AUTHOR, Initials (year). Title. (Address), date of consultation.
Quotation marks will be followed by parentheses, the author's last name(s), year of publication, and page number. If they occupy five or more lines, they will also be indented on both sides. "Text" (AUTHOR, 2007: 52). Any expression in a language other than that used in the article will be presented in italics.
The use of bold text will be avoided.
A heading with the conclusions of the work, as well as the bibliography used according to the references above, will be included at the end of the chapter.
If there are diagrams, graphics, photographs, etc., they will be embedded in the corresponding place of the text, in black and white or in color and with a resolution of 300 dpi, and will also be attached separately.