Research focuses on contemporary forms of prejudice (especially sexism), applied social psychology (especially blood donation), intergroup processes and social cognition

Course Coordinator:

Semester 1, 2013
PSYC4181 - Applied Social Psychology
Semester 1, 2010
PSYC4181 - Applied Social Psychology
Semester 1, 2009
PSYC2361 - Psychology of Law & Justice
Semester 2, 2009
PSYC4181 - Applied Social Psychology

Note: Coordinator roles prior to 2009 and tutor roles prior to 2006 are not included.

Research Area:

Social Psychology

Synopsis:

I am interested in supervising theses on the topics of:

1. Perceptions of sexual assault victims and specifically exploring issues around:

What actions/behaviours by victims and perpetrators contribute to perceptions of consent
The interplay between victim and perpetrator stereotypes and heterosexual sexual scripts
Perceptions of male victims of sexual assault

2. The recruitment and retention of blood and blood product donors. Specifically:

How to promote 'flexibility' in donors such that they will move between donation types as needed
The role of affect in blood donor recruitment
Building a donor identity to promote retention

If you would like to discuss any of these areas/topics with me then please get in touch. Additional information about these areas of research (and others!) can be found at: http://www.psy.uq.edu.au/research/appliedsocial/

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