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The School of Psychology at UQ is the home of high quality research.
Recent Publications
Episodic memory versus episodic foresight: Similarities and differences
Suddendorf T., Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Cognitive Science
1, 99-107.
Facilitation of responses to degraded targets by non-degraded distractors
Ocampo, B., et al., Perception
38, 1749-1766 (2009)
Predictors of cognitive decline after chemotherapy in breast cancer patients
Vearncombe, K., et al., Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society
15(6), 951-962.
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Featured Researcher
Judith Murray
Associate Professor Judith Murray helps people dealing with loss.
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Early Career Research Award
Congratulations to Brock Bastian who has received an Early Career Research Award.
Grant Success
Congratulations to Dr Genevieve Dingle and Dr Natalie Loxton who have received a grant of $20,000
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WATCH & LISTEN
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.
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