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Publications

Psychometric properties and health correlates of the Geriatric Anxiety Inventory in Australian community-residing women

Byrne G.J., et al., Aging and Mental Health
2010 Apr;14(3), 247-54.

Driving After Concussion: The Acute Effect of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury on Drivers’ Hazard Perception

Preece, Megan H. W., et al., Neuropsychology
24(4), 493-503 (2010)

Minority report: Predicting prejudice from one racially marginalised group towards another

Barlow, F.K., et al., European Journal of Social Psychology
40, 805-818 (2010)

The ETTO principle and organizational strategies: A field study of ICU bed and staff management.

Xiao, T., et al., Cognition
Technology and Work. 12(2), 143-152 (2010).
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Events

Mindfulness Group Program

Thursday, 29th July 2010

Adult Social Anxiety Treatment

Wednesday, 4th August 2010

Adolescent Social Anxiety

Thursday, 29th July 2010
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News

PhD Awarded

PhD Awarded
The School would like to congratulate Dr Natasha Postle (and her supervisor Associate Professor Ken McFarland) on the award of her PhD.

PhD Awarded

PhD Awarded
The School would like to congratulate Dr Vicki Ross on the completion of her PhD.
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The Geriatric Anxiety Inventory (GAI)

Featured Project

The Geriatric Anxiety Inventory (GAI)

Associate Professor Nancy Pachana has developed the Geriatric Anxiety Inventory (GAI) to assess anxiety in older patients.

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Judgement and Decision Making (PSYC3052)

Featured Course

Judgement and Decision Making (PSYC3052)

Every day we make decisions using our personal theories about how things are supposed to work. Dr Jason Tangen says that relying on these rules is often paid for at the cost of accuracy.
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Do you always behave in the way you want to? Blake McKimmie demonstrates how norms influence our behaviour and why we let norms guide us.

Why aren't we all Serial Killers?

Do you always behave in the way you want to? Blake McKimmie demonstrates how norms influence our behaviour and why we let norms guide us.
In this video, Blake McKimmie discusses the scientific method and how it can be used to answer difficult questions in psychology.

Can I Read Minds?

In this video, Blake McKimmie discusses the scientific method and how it can be used to answer difficult questions in psychology.
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