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Publications

Brain regions with mirror properties: a meta-analysis of 125 human fMRI studies.

Molenberghs, P., et al., Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews
36, 341-349 (2012).

Introduction to special issue: the development of episodic foresight

Suddendorf, T., et al., Cognitive Development
26, 295-298

When the Transmission of Culture Is Child's Play

Nielsen, M., et al., PLoS ONE
7, e34066 (2012)

Welcome to the School of Psychology at The University of Queensland.

Events

Brown Bag Lunch: Narelle Dickinson

12:00pm Friday, 18th May 2012

Seminar: Dr Peter Garrard

3:00pm Friday, 1st June 2012

News

APS supports same-sex marriage

APS supports same-sex marriage
Australian Psychological Society reps supported same-sex marriage at the Senate marriage equality inquiry last week

UQ Winter Research Program

UQ Winter Research Program
UQ is piloting the Winter Research Program from 12 June to 20 July. Psych has several projects available to choose from.

SASP Early Career Award

SASP Early Career Award
Congratulations to Dr. Brock Bastian for being awarded a SASP Early Career Award
Face Distortion

Featured Demonstration

Face Distortion

The flashed face distortion effect, where pretty faces turn ugly.
Natalie Loxton

Featured Researcher

Natalie Loxton

Dr Natalie Loxton investigates addictive behaviours

WATCH & LISTEN

PhD student Richard Ronay lays it on the line in 3 minutes to describe his thesis. Richard won both the SBS Faculty and UQ 3 Minute Thesis competitions in 2009.

3 Minute Thesis: Risk Taking Behaviour

PhD student Richard Ronay lays it on the line in 3 minutes to describe his thesis. Richard won both the SBS Faculty and UQ 3 Minute Thesis competitions in 2009.
In 2010 we welcomed Alumni to join us to hear Professor Howard Markman talking about Premarital Danger Signs that Predict Divorce and Relationship Distress. Professor Markman gave an entertaining and informative talk about what predicts marital success and distress, focusing on how premarital communication quality provides the roots of future relationship outcomes.

Danger Signs that predict Divorce and Relationship Distress

In 2010 we welcomed Alumni to join us to hear Professor Howard Markman talking about Premarital Danger Signs that Predict Divorce and Relationship Distress. Professor Markman gave an entertaining and informative talk about what predicts marital success and distress, focusing on how premarital communication quality provides the roots of future relationship outcomes.
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