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School of Psychological ScienceAlbury-Wodonga CampusResearchThe School has an impressive research record in four key areas; Clinical and Health Psychology; Cognitive and Developmental Psychology; Behavioural Neuroscience; and Social and Cultural Psychology, with senior, active researchers leading teams in each of these areas. There are a number of research focus groups in the School including the Social Psychology Research group, Complex Decisions Group, and the Child Development Unit. Staff research interests Dr Brad Wright - Interests in psychophysiology (e.g., hormonal & immunological systems) and its relationship to stress, as well as areas investigating the effects of interventions on populations that include; disability workers, sportspeople and individuals with chronic illness. Ms Sharon Zahkary - Determinants of patient satisfaction, paediatric outcomes measurement, and family-centred care in paediatrics. Current Student-Staff research projects
4th year Travers Loy and Brad Wright: Occupational stress: Comparing the Job Demand-Control-Support model and Effort-Reward Imbalance models with white collar workers Shaun O'Brien and Brad Wright: Understanding the relationship between chronic stress and physiological reactivity: Identifying individuals ‘at risk' of stress-related illness. 3rd Year Michael Halloran (CI),
Sharon Zakhary (CI),
Antona Ward, Michael Giannone, Joel Valente, Sarah Taylor, Kate Rixon, Sonja Tilev, Evelyn Horne, Zoe Robertson, Laura Skow, Jessica Turner, Monique Butt. *CI - Chief Investigator Content Approved by: Head of Section
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