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The influence of group membership on the neural correlates involved in empathy

Eres, et al., Frontiers in Human Neuroscience
7,176

Relationships between daily affect and pro-environmental behavior at work

Bissing-Olson, Megan J., et al., Journal of Organizational Behavior
34(2), 156-175 (2013).

Eye movement targets are released from visual crowding

Harrison, William J., et al., Journal of Neuroscience
33(7), 2927-2933 (2013).

Visual crowding at a distance during predictive remapping

Harrison, William J., et al., Current Biology (2013)

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Dr Jason Tangen discusses some research behind creating interesting or memorable presentations (hint: they aren't the same thing). He also provides several practical tips for preparation, design and delivery, and introduces various methods for presenting research using PowerPoint or Keynote.
This presentation looks at research addressing important questions in the same-sex marriage debate, such as: what benefits does a happy marriage confer? How does being denied marriage affect same-sex attracted Australians? How do kids raised by two mums or two dads fare? Do same-sex attracted parents turn out same-sex attracted children? Speakers: Dr Fiona Kate Barlow (UQ Psychology), Dr Sharon Dane (UQ Psychology) and Ms Shelley Argent (PFLAG)

I Do, but the Government Says I Can't: Marriage Equality in Australia

This presentation looks at research addressing important questions in the same-sex marriage debate, such as: what benefits does a happy marriage confer? How does being denied marriage affect same-sex attracted Australians? How do kids raised by two mums or two dads fare? Do same-sex attracted parents turn out same-sex attracted children? Speakers: Dr Fiona Kate Barlow (UQ Psychology), Dr Sharon Dane (UQ Psychology) and Ms Shelley Argent (PFLAG)
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