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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)

Collective futures

Bain, P. G., et al., Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin

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Events

2014 Honours/4th Year Information

1:00pm Wednesday, 22nd May 2013

Clinical Psychology Awards

6:30pm Thursday, 23rd May 2013

ORG Seminar: Hannes Zacher

12:00pm Friday, 24th May 2013

Brown Bag Lunch: Nancy Pachana

12:30pm Friday, 24th May 2013

Workshop: Professor Mo Wang

10:00am Wednesday, 29th May 2013

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University Rankings

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UQ Psychology is ranked number 9 in the world!

UQ Winter Research Program

 UQ Winter Research Program
Interested in conducting research in the School of Psychology over the winter break?
Mark Horswill

Featured Researcher

Mark Horswill

Associate Professor Mark Horswill researches the role of drivers’ inability to detect dangerous situations

Parenting and Family Psychology (PSYC3312)

Featured Course

Parenting and Family Psychology (PSYC3312)

Dr Alina Morawska explores with students how parents and families are so influential in contributing to who we are as individuals.

WATCH & LISTEN

Within less than a year, massive open online courses (MOOCs) have exploded with the launch of Coursera , Udacity , edX , and TED-Ed. Politicians and governing boards of universities have certainly taken notice of this new learning environment, which has led many commentators to question the university’s purpose and future. The 500 year old “sage on stage” university lecture is certainly the most common teaching method, but would anyone really argue that it's the best?

Rethinking the lecture: If you can be replaced by a video, then you probably should be

Within less than a year, massive open online courses (MOOCs) have exploded with the launch of Coursera , Udacity , edX , and TED-Ed. Politicians and governing boards of universities have certainly taken notice of this new learning environment, which has led many commentators to question the university’s purpose and future. The 500 year old “sage on stage” university lecture is certainly the most common teaching method, but would anyone really argue that it's the best?
Head of School, Professor  Bill von Hippel talks about the science behind love and lust.

Is Love Blind?

Head of School, Professor Bill von Hippel talks about the science behind love and lust.
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