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Post-Colonial Colonialism?

Barlow, et al., Australian Review of Public Affairs
September, 2010

Financial Capacity in Older Adults: A Review of Clinical Assessment Approaches and Considerations

Donna M. Pinsker; Nancy A. Pachana; Jill Wilson; Cheryl Tilse; Gerard J. Byrne, Clinical Gerontologist
33, 332 – 346 (2010)

Dying and Killing for One’s Group: Identity Fusion Moderates Responses to Intergroup Versions of the Trolley Problem

Swann, W.B. Jr., et al., Psychological Science 21(8) 1176–1183
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Life After Baby

10:00am Thursday, 14th October 2010

Mindfulness Group Program

6:00pm Wednesday, 6th October 2010

Stress Less Group Program

6:00pm Wednesday, 6th October 2010
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News

Three-Minute Thesis Success

Three-Minute Thesis Success
Congratulations to Will Harrison who was voted the overall winner of the SBS Faculty 3 Minute Thesis Competition.

PhD Awarded

PhD Awarded
The School would like to congratulate Dr Justine Campbell on the award of her PhD.
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Nancy Pachana

Featured Researcher

Nancy Pachana

Associate Professor Nancy Pachana is passionate about the psychology of older adults.

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Evidence-based psychotherapy for adults (PSYC7251)

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Evidence-based psychotherapy for adults (PSYC7251)

Professor Kim Halford explains what evidence based means, and what’s in store for students in UQ’s clinical psychology program who are taking "Evidence-based psychotherapy for adults".
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Get the low down on what psychology is, why you might want to study it, and why UQ is the best place to do your psychology degree.
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.
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