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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Report from Head of School
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Report from Associate Head of School:
Research
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School Staff
School Executive
Psychology Clinic
Professoriate Group
Associate Professoriate Group
Senior Lecturers
Lecturers
Research Associates
Research Assistants
Postdoctoral Research Fellows
Honorary Appointments
Visiting Scholars
Volunteers
Research Professional Team
Field Education Liaison Officers
Field Education Officers
Professional Staff
Teaching Professional Team
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Research Education
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Research Students
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Centre for Applied Psychological Research
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Centre for Sleep Research
Australian Patient Safety Foundation
Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory
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Staff Research Profiles
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2012 HDR Completions
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HEAD OF SCHOOL REPORT
The School of Psychology, Social Work and Social Policy is a The grants awarded in 2012 for commencement 2013 are:
young school. It was formed in 2010 following the amalgamation
of two antecedent Schools the ‘School of Psychology’ and
‘School of Social Work and Social Policy’, which themselves date
to the establishment of the University of South Australia in 1992.
In this brief time the School has achieved an outstanding research
profile for its youth and size. This reflects the exceptional calibre
ARC Discovery Project: Gendered violence and citizenship: the
complex effects of intimate partner violence on mental health,
housing and employment.
Investigators are Professor S.
Franzway, Associate Professor Ss Wendt, Dr N. Moulding, Dr C.
Zufferey and Professor D. Chung. Awarded amount: $210,000.
and productivity of the School’s academic staff and the high NHMRC Project: TDP - 43 in the population in relation to demenstanding of its professional staff.
tia: relationships with clinical symtomatology and other key neuroIn the 2012 Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) rankings, pathologies. Investigator is Dr H. Keage.
Awarded amount:
the discipline of Social Work obtained a rating of 3 (world $228,817.
standard of research) and the discipline of Psychology a rating of
4 (above world standard of research).
NHMRC Project: Can a Mediterranean dietary pattern improve
cognitive health and psychological wellbeing? Investigators are
The School’s research continues to be supported by its two
research centres (Centre for Applied Psychological Research and
Centre for Sleep Research [incorporating the Patient Safety
Dr K. Murphy, Dr J. Bryan, Professor J. Hodgson, Professor C.
Wilson. Awarded amount: $691,342.
Foundation and the Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory]) and its We were partners in NHMRC Grant: Does adenotonsillectomy
research groups (Gender and Violence; Conservation Psycholo- Iiprove neurocognition in pre-school children with obstructive
gy; Psychology Education; Peace, Conflict and Mediation; and
sleep apnoea? Investigators are: Professor K. Waters, Professor
Social Policy).
K. Lushington, Associate Professor C. Dakin (administered by
The School has an enviable Higher Degree by Research recruit- the University of Sydney). Awarded amount: $990,144.
ment and progression rate; it continues to be especially engaged
with industry and, in particular, mining, aviation, health, defence,
occupational safety, government and social policy, rural and
remote and community welfare; actively involved with Cooperative
Research Centres in Remote Economic Participation [Ninti-One]
and Bushfire; bringing high quality international researchers and
workshops to South Australia; and great publication and grant
successes.
Highlights for the year include the election of Professor Dollard as
Foundation President of the Asia Pacific Academy for Psychosocial Factors at Work, Professor Runciman and the Patient Safety
Foundation together
with colleagues
at
UNSW
receiving
$10,000,000 NHMRC Program grant, the inauguration of the
Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory, Dr Keagh receiving an SA
Tall Poppy Award, the hosting by the School of the 2012 annual
conference of the Australian Association of Social Work and
Welfare Educators and winning the UniSA EASS Research
School of the Year 2012.
The School has a strong record in winning national competitive
Professor Kurt Lushington
Head of School
School of Psychology, Social Work and Social Policy
grants.
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ASSOCIATE HEAD OF SCHOOL REPORT
It has been a pleasure to be Associate Head of School: Research We also gave over 28 presentations at national and international
for 2012. Our researchers address a wide range of topics that conferences to further disseminate our research findings and
have local, national and international significance.
I offer my build on our research networks.
thanks and congratulations to the staff for their outstanding work
and commitment.
Staff also continued to make significant administrative contributions to the research governance of the School and University
In 2012, the Australian Research Council conducted the second showing their dedication to building research.
evaluation of Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA). The
report provides the outcomes of the ERA 2012 evaluations, which
applies to research undertaken between the 1st of January 2005
and the 31st of December 2010. The results were published on
the 6th of December 2012 with Social Work ranking 3 (world
Finally, what is not evident from this report, but should be
acknowledged, is the significant contribution by professional staff
to the research culture of the School. Their support and work is
essential to all research activities in the School.
standard) and Psychology a 4 (above world standard).
This is a deserved endorsement of our dedicated, researchproductive staff throughout the School and other staff and the
research degree students who directly or indirectly support our
research efforts.
This report is a celebration of the research activity produced by
the School of Psychology, Social Work and Social Policy at the
University of South Australia. It showcases the nature and scope
of our research interests and achievements. Staff are members
of research institutes and centres within the University of South
Australia including the Hawke Research Institute, Centre for
Sleep Research, Centre for Applied Psychological Research, Research Centre for Gender Studies and the Social Policy Research
Group.
The report summarises the main research activities of our staff
and higher degree research students for 2012.
Specifically, it
provides information about our publications, grants, conference
presentations, research supervision (PhD, Masters, Honours) and
research administration.
The School of Psychology, Social Work and Social Policy has
been in a state of growth over recent years which is reflected in
new staff appointments and PhD student enrolments and
completions. We currently have 68 PhD and 2 Masters by Research students enrolled within our School.
These students play a vital role in building research capacity and
a vibrant research culture.
In 2012 our staff were listed as chief investigators on 3 NHMRC
grants, 16 ARC Grants, 14 other externally funded grants, and
many other research consultancies. Moreover, we produced in
excess of 80 peer-reviewed publications.
Dr Sarah Wendt
Associate Head of School: Research
Convenor, Research Committee
School of Psychology, Social Work and Social Policy
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STAFF
School Executive
Research Associates
Head of School
Acting Director: Centre for Sleep Research
Dr Carolyn Boyd
Ms Tessa Bailey
Dr Bridget Garnham
Mr Scott Coussens
Dr Sarven McLinton
Dr Renae Hayward
Dr Silvia Pignata
Ms Penelope Richards
Associate Professor Sarah Wendt
Associate Head of School: Research
Senior Lecturer
Associate Professor Janet Bryan
Associate Head of School: Teaching and Learning
Senior Lecturer
Dr Sue King
Discipline Head: Social Work and Human Services
Research Assistants
Postdoctoral Research Fellows
Dr Siobhan Banks
Dr Owen Churches
Dr Michelle Short
Dr Lisa Stefanoff
Mrs Cathy Balfour
Program Director, Psychology
Mrs Ornella Wood
School Manager
Mrs Julie Rankine
Executive Officer
Honorary Appointments
Psychology Clinic
Dr Helen Cameron, Adjunct Senior Research Fellow
Dr Susan Simpson, Clinic Director
Dr Matthew Thomas, Adjunct Senior Research Fellow
Professor David Gleaves
Dr Tim Schultz, Adjunct Research Fellow
Dr Phil Kavanagh
Ms Anita Deakin, Research Fellow
Dr Sue Stefanovic
Dr Melissa Taylor
Professor Christian Dormann, Adjunct Professor
Associate Professor Dale Bagshaw, Adjunct Associate Professor
Associate Professor Tony Pooley, Adjunct Associate Professor
Associate Professor Kevin Williams, General Manager of CfSR
Ms Natalie Hannaford, Research Fellow
Visiting Scholar
Professoriate group
Professor Edgar Carson
Associate Professor Mattias Strand
Professor Maureen Dollard
Professor Bill Runciman
Volunteers
Professor David Gleaves
Professor Tony Winefield
Professor Bernard Guerin
Associate Professor Jacques Metzer
Research Professional Team
Associate Professoriate group
Mrs Mirela Garaplija, Team Leader Academic Services Research
Ms Jamie Giang, Senior Academic Services Officer Research
Ms Pamela Hart, Academic Services Officer Research
Mrs Karen O’Brien, Administrative Assistant
Senior Lecturers
Dr Lia Bryant
Dr Robert Ranzijn
Dr Jill Dorrian
Dr Harry Savelsberg
Dr Sue King
Dr Michelle Tuckey
Dr Nicole Moulding
Dr Priscilla Dunk-West
Dr Nadine Pelling
Lecturers
Mrs Cathy Balfour
Dr Carla Litchfield
Dr Phil Kavanagh
Dr Elissa Pearson
Dr Fiona Buchanan
Ms Sophie Diamandi
Dr Jill Chonody
Ms Clare Swetenham
Dr Margaret Rowntree
Ms Deirdre Tedmanson
Dr Hannah Keage
Dr Nilan Yu
Dr Mark Kohler
Dr Carole Zufferey
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STAFF
Field Education Liaison Officers
Ms Cecilé Dutreix
Ms Fiona Lawrence
Ms Seshni Pillay
Field Education Officers:
Ms Kirsty Rogerson
Mrs Sarah-Jane Branford
Professional Staff
Mrs Ornella Wood, School Manager
Mrs Julie Rankine, PA to HoS/AssHoS
Mrs Helen Newton, Administrative Assistant
Mrs Shiller Peirawan, Administrative Assistant
Teaching Professional Team:
Miss Jacinta Hughes, Team Leader: Academic Services
Miss Rebecca Greenwood, Senior Academic Services Officer
Ms Amanda McGroder, Academic Services Officer
Ms Julie Read, Academic Services Officer
Ms Carly Austin, Academic Services Officer
Mrs Peta Martin, Academic Services Officer
Miss Sian Maloney, Academic Services Officer
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RESEARCH EDUCATION
Research Education
Our dynamic and stimulating research environment greatly
benefits students wanting to explore contemporary social issues
and solutions. Our research informs the content of our
undergraduate and postgraduate teaching programs and where
possible our students are given the opportunity to work on
research activities, collaborating in multidisciplinary teams with
industry, government and the professions.
Research Programs:
Honours
Master by Research
The Research Centre for Gender Studies fosters excellence and
creativity in research and postgraduate training on gender by
bringing together the research interests and teaching expertise of
university members across nine disciplines. Research areas
include:
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Gender, work and economy
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Gender and education

Gender and cultural studies

Gender and violence
PhD (Social Work and Social Policy)
PhD (Psychology)
Research Centres
The School of Psychology, Social Work and Social Policy hosts
two of the University's research centres.
The Centre for Sleep Research is a world leader in the field.
Funded by UniSA as well as government and industry support,
the Centre extends our understanding and perception of human
performance, sleep and behaviour. It is the largest dedicated
sleep research facility in Australia and features a state-of-the-art
laboratory.
The Centre for Applied Psychological Research conducts high
quality research to elucidate and promote well-being, quality of life
and effective functioning in individuals and organisations in the
community. The Centre is also involved in looking at strategies to
deal effectively with social and psychological problems.
Research Groups
School researchers are also involved in the following groups:
The Social Policy Research Group focuses on issues of social
justice and social policy, the impact of economic and welfare
reform on disadvantaged groups in the community, inequality and
social exclusion. Research areas include:

Poverty, homelessness and social inequality
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Community capacity building and development
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Human services work
The Centre for Peace, Conflict and Mediation studies all types of
conflict and promotes conflict transformation, mediation, dispute
resolution and peace building. Research areas include:
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The Prevention of Abuse of Older People
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Peace, Mediation and Conflict Resolution
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Mediation in the Asia Pacific Region

Peace building

Conflict and bullying in schools
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Children, families and conflict
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RESEARCH STUDENTS
Abdul, Syukur Fatahillah
Booth, Yvette
Court-anexed mediation for settling family disputes in Indonesia
From the perspective of the patient: preventing and managing
chronic health conditions in remote Indigenous communities
Supervisors:
Supervisors:
Associate Professor Dale Bagshaw
Dr Nilan Yu
Abuyi, Juma
Buxton, Sandra
Culture, family relationships and gender rolses: African (Acholi)
mens experiences in Australia
Supervisors:
Dr Harry Savelsberg
Dr Pauline Guerin
Auditory Perceptual Difficulties in Childhood: The role of sensory
gating and competition
Supervisors:
Dr Hannah Keage
Dr Owen Churches
Centofanti, Stephanie
Addis, Megan
A sense of place: the dynamics of social capital and social inno- Recovery of physiological and psychological function from a sustained operations schedule
vation in Australian community philanthropy
Supervisors:
Dr Harry Savelsberg
Dr Jill Chonody
Supervisors:
Dr Siobhan Banks
Dr Mark Kohler
Basedow, Martin
Christie, Malcolm
The extent to which Australians receive care consistent with the
standards suggested by evidence and consensus based best
clinical practice
Resilient crew performance in aviation
Supervisors:
Professor Bill Runciman
Professor Adrian Esterman
Dr Wendy Lipworth
Supervisors:
Dr Mathew Thomas
Dr Michael Walker
Cicua Navarro, Diana Carolina
Memory and executive functioning and sleep breathing problems in
children
Battaglia, Anne-Marie
Roxby Downs work life balance substance abuse and psychological well being
Supervisors:
Dr Lia Bryant
Supervisors:
Dr Mark Kohler
Dr Cameron Van Den Heuvel
Coghlan, Damien
After the war is over reconciliation policy and praxis
Birchmore, Kristina
Supervisors:
Professor Elisabeth Joy Porter
Professional and survivor discourses connection and contradictions of childhood sexual abuse and sexual intimacy in womens
Crotty, Mikaila
lives
Supervisors:
Dr Nicole Moulding
Dr Carole Zufferey
Associate Professor John O’Leary
Exploring responsibility and accountability in clinical handover
Supervisors:
Black, Quentin
Dr Michelle Tuckey
Devine, Cassandra
Retail sector workers: understanding changes to working conditions, union recruitment, retention and satisfaction and union Ethno-religious violence on the Thai-Burma border: Causes, conadvocacy through the collective bargaining process
sequences and solutions
Supervisors:
Associate Professor Sara Charlesworth
Douglas, Julie
Blake, Naomi
What assists those with mental illness to study at university
Supervisors:
Supervisors:
Dr Nicole Moulding
Dr Helen Cameron
Exploring new opportunities for Local Government to facilitate innovative partnership options that link social, economic and employment development
Supervisors:
Dr Lorraine Kerr
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RESEARCH STUDENTS
Drury, Douglas
Hodge, Lisa
Controlled flight into emotional terrain
The concealed debate: a feminist exploration of childhood sexual
abuse and its perceived role in the aetiology and maintenance of
eating disorders in women
Supervisors:
Dr Matthew Thomas
Everuss, Louis
Supervisors:
Dr Lia Bryant
Hodgson, Lisa-Jane
The function of boat people's hypervisibility within immigration
discourse
Developing innovative services of care for people from diverse
communities with chronic illness in South Australia
Supervisors:
Supervisors:
Associate Professor Margaret Peters
Fletcher, Antony
Discourses of the violent man
Supervisors:
Dr Lia Bryant
Dr Danielle Every
Dr Pauline Guerin
Holloway, Lauren
Creativity versus logical reasoning and the cost of switching between them
Supervisors:
Dr Owen Churches
Dr Mark Kohler
Hand, Tammy
Hummel, Kathryn
Early intervention in stopping gendered violence developing an
evidence based intervention program for young men using violence against their girlfriends
The women alone : details of Bangladesh life and adda
Supervisors:
Associate Professor Margaret Peters
Dr Carole Zufferey
Dr Donna Chung
Hanisch, Danielle
Exploring hysteria: intersections between childhood sexual
abuse the diagnosis of borderline personality disorder in women
Supervisors:
Dr Nicole Moulding
Heath, Georgina
Supervisors:
Professor Claire Woods
Dr Paul Skrebels
Hutchinson, Claire
Flexible working arrangements theory practice and policy
Supervisors:
Professor Barbara Pocock
Dr Natalie Skinner
Kaleeckal, Anvar
Hospital avoidance and early discharge programs in South Australia performance evaluation
Supervisors:
Associate Professor Mary Oliver
Karabitsios, Joanne
Eating behaviours of shiftworkers
Healthy workplaces psychosocial risk profiles and intervention
outcomes across Australian workplaces
Supervisors:
Supervisors:
Dr Jill Dorrian
Dr Alison Coates
Hilditch, Cassie
Sleep inertia in split-sleep shift schedules during simulated sustained operations
Supervisors:
Dr Siobhan Banks
Dr Mark Kohler
Kleczaj, Karolina
The constructions of body image in Australian celebrity magazines
Supervisors:
Dr Nicole Moulding
Dr Brianne Hastie
Hinton, Monica
Kwan, Sharon
Influences on resiliency over time in the life of individuals who
have experienced childhood sexual abuse
The role of psychological safety climate (PSC) in secondary prevention of workplace bullying
Supervisors:
Supervisors:
Dr Nicole Moulding
Dr Mandy Stanley
Dr Michelle Tuckey
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RESEARCH STUDENTS
Leonard, Robert
Paech, Gemma
The private practice effectiveness of cognitive behaviour therapy as an intervention for panic disorder and agoraphobia a hybrid study
The circadian and homeostatic influences on sleep quantity and
quality
Supervisors:
Supervisors:
Dr Siobhan Banks
Dr Jill Dorrian
Professor Bernard Guering
Dr Phil Mohr
Lewig, Kerry
Raftery, Simon
Will they stay or will they go? The influence of resilience and Exploring the relationship between drug use function and offending
supervision on the well-being and retention of child protection behaviour
workers
Supervisors: Professor Kurt Lushington
Supervisors:
Associate Professor Leah Bromfield-Smith
Associate Professor Andrew Day
Dr Sharon Casey
Dr Sara McLean
Lorenz, Lydia
Faith in older people spiritual Individuality cognitive behavioural Ramanathan, Shanthi
therapies and social work practice theory
Supporting patient involvement in their health care: how patients
can be encouraged and empowered to optimise both the quality
Supervisors:
Dr Helen Cameron
and safety of health care in Australia
Dr Elspeth McInnes
Supervisors: Professor Bill Runciman
McEntee, Alice
Dr Wendy Lipworth
The association between health literacy, nutritional knowledge
and food choice
Reynolds, Amy
Supervisors:
Dr Manny Noakes
McTernan, Wesley
Sleep restrictions and testosterone: Implications for health and
wellbeing
Supervisors:
Dr Siobhan Banks
Associate Professor Sally Ferguson
Dr Jill Dorrian
Investigation and intervention of psychosocial factors and performance in the mining sector
Supervisors:
Dr Michelle Tuckey
Professor Robert Joseph Vandenberg
Matthews, Raymond
Rose, Janette
Situation awareness and the effects of new technologies on the
train driving task in long-haul operations
The influence of sleep wake and the internal body clock on the Supervisors:
neurobehavioral functioning
Supervisors:
Dr Siobhan Banks
Dr Jill Dorrian
O'Keeffe, Valerie
Error detection and management for health care professionals
Supervisors:
Dr Mark Kohler
Dr Jill Dorrian
Rowe, Paula
The art of shredding : invetsigating the significance of heavy metal
music and culture for youth identities and social transitions
Supervisors:
Dr Harry Savelsbertg
Dr Michelle Tuckey
Rudnik, Elena
Opie, Tessa
Associations between age, health literacy, executive functions,
Back from the edge: reducing and preventing occupational values and health behaviour of men during emerging adulthood
stress in the remote area nursing workforce
Supervisors:
Associate Professor John Wakerman
Supervisors:
Dr Matt Haren
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RESEARCH STUDENTS
Ryan, Jillian
Szokalski, Monika
What is the value of the giant panda as a flagship for conservation in the Australian context?
Human-animal interactions: a cross-institutional study of human/big
-cat interactions and conservation attitudes/knowledge/behaviour of
zoo visitors
Supervisors:
Dr Carla Litchfield
Dr Wendy Foster
Supervisors:
Dr Carla Litchfield
Dr Wendy Foster
See, Jean-Marie
Breach of psychological contracts of nurses consequences for
job performance and retention
Supervisors:
Szuster, Fearnley
The effect and policy impact of changes in health professionals
career paths and employment experience
Supervisors:
Associate Professor Suzanne Franzway
Shabbar, Fatin
Transformations in Muslim/Arab women's identity in Australia
Tat, Puthsodary
Supervisors:
Land disputes and development in post-conflict Cambodia : justice for all
Dr Lia Bryant
Professor Elisabeth Porter
Supervisors:
Dr Alan Campbell
Sharley, Ann
Art builds capacity art builds community changing peoples lives
through the arts
Supervisors:
Dr Helen Cameron
Professor Kay Lawrence
Tindle, Hayley
The investigation of human conservation knowledge, attitudes and
behaviour and the evaluation of Australian environmental initiatives
Supervisors:
Dr Carla Litchfield
Dr Wendy Foster
Spooner, Rachael
Neurocognitive function in very young children following treatment for sleep disordered breathing
Todd, Melanie
Supervisors:
Examining pilot experience and competency and how these relate
to the multi crew pilot licence (MPL)
Dr Mark Kohler
Supervisors:
Dr Matthew Thomas
Dr Richard Batt
Stojadinovic, Tanja
The effects of childhood sexual abuse on men and women from
culturally and linguistically diverse communities
Supervisors:
Dr Nicole Moulding
Todorov, Kamelia
An experimental inquiry into consumers implicit food preferences
and their utility for understanding and predicting food choice and
eating behaviour
Supervisors:
Dr Phil Mohr
Dr Carlene Wilson
Stratil, Radomir
Tran, Van
Psychosocial risk issues during a transition from acute to chronic pain disability in workers with compensable low back injuries
Social inclusion of the disabled children case study of the disabled children affected by the war consequences in Quang Tri
province Viet Nam
Supervisors:
Supervisors:
Associate Professor Michael Nicholas
Associate Professor Adrian Vicary
Dr Nilan Yu
Dr Alan Campbell
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RESEARCH STUDENTS
Van Dijk, Paul
Organisational justice and worklife spillover
Supervisors:
Dr Natalie Skinner
Varley, Laura
Caring and Carers
Supervisors:
Dr Sue King
Dr Helen Cameron
Vujinovic, Natalija
The paid parental leave and mothers wellbeing project
Supervisors:
Dr Carolyn Boyd
Watson, Emily
The use of current technology and social media to change and
maintain healthy behaviour and health related cognitions in
young adults
Supervisors:
Dr Mark Kohler
Dr Siobhan Banks
Dr Manny Noakes
Willsmore, Renae
Young African refugee's experiences of violence and nonviolence in South Australia
Supervisors:
Professor Bernard Guering
Zadow, Amy
Psychological safety climate, safety performance and safety
outcomes in healthcare; lagged relationships at the individual
and group levels
Supervisors:
Dr Michelle Tuckey
Zimmermann, Amanda
Non-lethal pest bird deterrent
Supervisors:
Associate Professor Jacques Metzer
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CENTRE FOR APPLIED PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH
The Centre for Applied Psychological Research (CAPR) is
committed to a research agenda that provides evidence about the
importance of balance between workplace productivity and
psychological health and safety. Our research concentrates on
psychological risks and psychological safety at work, stress,
bullying and harassment and social exclusion from work.
Our researchers are:
Dr Michelle Tuckey
Dr Phil Kavanagh
Dr Silvia Pignata
Dr Jan de Jonge
Dr Christian Dorman
We generate and apply new knowledge to make work environDr Carolyn Boyd
ments throughout the Asia Pacific more accessible, healthier,
safer and more productive. Engagement with external organisa- Dr Renae Hayward
tions and industry ensures we generate a real-world impact with Dr Harry Savelsberg
our research.
The Centre is also home to the Work and Stress Research Group, Our PhD students are:
The Australian Workplace Barometer and the Stress Café.
Megan Addis
The research we conduct aims to be of value in dealing with
social exclusion, stress, distress, life changes, anger and a range
of problem behaviours. We aim to develop the highest quality
applied social and psychological research to benefit the family,
community and industry.
We approach our research from a number of angles:

identifying psychosocial risk and risk groups

evaluating interventions, actions and campaigns

informing prevention policies and practices

setting priorities for policies and interventions

benchmarking at a national and international level

monitoring changing trends, legislation and new developments

supporting research on specific topics

developing national standards

forecasting emerging risks

developing new technologies
Current research:
Dr Sarven McLinton
Ms Tessa Bailey
Ms Penelope Richards
Tess Opie
Anne-Marie Battaglia
Paula Rowe
Quentin Black
Mary Salveron
Yvette Booth
Jean-Marie See
Mikaila Crotty
Radomir Stratil
Jo Karabitsios
Natalija Vujinovic
Sharon Kwan
Samantha Ying
Wesley McTernan
Amy Zadow
Valerie O'Keeffe
Amanda Zimmermann
CAPR has established national monitoring of psychosocial risk
factors at work within Australia and influenced the design of surveillance systems internationally. Initially, the CAPR team published an international overview of national surveillance of workplace psychosocial hazards (Dollard, Skinner, Tuckey and Bailey,
2007). Since then, the Norwegian National Institute of Occupational Health followed the review paper’s recommendations when
setting up the national surveillance system in Norway and the
recommendations were also featured in the 2010 World Health
Organization overview of the health impact of psychosocial hazards at work. Importantly, surveillance of psychosocial working
conditions in Australia has also been established n line with the
review guidelines through the Australian Workplace Barometer
(AWB). Previously no comprehensive data were available. Using
the AWB tool, data have been collected from over 4,200 Australians. The AWB received funding and support through an ARC
Discovery grant, an ARC Linkage grant and from SafeWork SA.

State, Organisational and Team Interventions to Build
Psychosocial Safety Climate

Helping retail employees deal with threatening situations at
work: Coping with acute and chronic stressors


Developing and testing a best practice model of enterprise
bargaining in the retail sector
The Australian Workplace Barometer research, for the first time,
Back from the edge: reducing and preventing occupational has set national standards for work conditions and was heavily
stress in the remote area nursing
cited by SafeWork Australia in their submission to the Australian
Transition from school to work: A 10-year longitudinal study of Government Parliamentary Inquiry on Workplace Bullying.

unemployment, underemployment, social exclusion and men- The team led by Professor Maureen Dollard includes Ms Tessa
tal health in young people
Bailey, Dr Sarven McLinton, Dr Michelle Tuckey, Professor Tony
Working wounded or engaged? Australian work conditions Winefield, Mr Wes McTernan and Ms Penelope Richards.

and consequences through the lens of the Job Demands - The project has been awarded by DEASS as the Best Collaborative Engagement for 2012.
Resources Model
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Aged Care Injury Prevention Study
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Factors affecting sickness and stress related absence within
SAPOL
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CENTRE FOR SLEEP RESEARCH
The Centre for Sleep Research is a world leader in its field, Our PhD students are:
working to extend our understanding and perception of human
Martin Basedow
performance, sleep, fatigue and behaviour. As one of the premier
Stephanie Centofanti
sleep research facilities in Australia, we feature a state-of-the-art
Malcolm Christie
sleep laboratory. Our researchers are acclaimed leaders in their
fields, with expertise in human sleep, biological rhythms, sleep
Douglas Drury
disorders and shiftwork. We continue to build on our success and
Georgina Heath
expand our profile domestically and abroad. We achieve this by
Cassie Hilditch
continuing to undertake research with important real-life applicaLauren Holloway
tions and through public education, training and industry consultation aimed at improving the world around us.
Raymond Matthews
Gemma Paech
Simon Raftery
Shanthi Ramanathan
Amy Reynolds
Janette Rose
Rachael Spooner
Melanie Todd
Emily Watson
Each year we recruit third year, Honours and postgraduate
Diana Cicua - Navarro
(Masters and PhD) students from physiology and psychology
programs to study at the Centre and work with our staff on various AUSTRALIAN PATIENT SAFETY FOUNDATION
research projects.
The Australian Patient Safety Foundation Inc. (APSF) is a nonprofit independent organisation dedicated to the advancement of
The following general areas of our projects are:
patient safety. The APSF has provided leadership in the
 sleep and circadian rhythms physiology
reduction of harm to patients in all healthcare environments since
 sleep deprivation and performance
1988.

alcohol and driving simulator performance

shiftwork field studies

industrial relations

Human factors

safety management

Workplace agreement

worker participation
The APSF Research Group currently includes four staff Professor Runciman, Dr Tim Schultz, Ms Natalie Hannaford and
Ms Anita Deakin. They are responsible for collection of patient
 clinical sleep disorders research
safety reference material, analysis of patient safety data and
Experts from the Centre for Sleep Research are available for con- production and dissemination of reports and peer-reviewed
literature. The group is ably supported by Ms Kaye Dollman,
sulting work and regularly advise industry on issues relating to:
personal assistant to Professor Bill Runciman and APSF Finance
 Shiftwork
 Fatigue
Officer, Ms Randi Cross.
Our consultants are able to give advice on the formulation of
fatigue and shiftwork policy consistent with the OHSandW legislation in each state and territory of Australia. Trained and skilled
facilitators are able to assist you with strategic planning, intervention development and industry development.
COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE LABORATORY
The cognitive neuroscience laboratory investigates the relationships between the brain, behaviour and cognition. We share skills
in electroencephalography and transcranial doppler recording and
apply these physiological measures of brain activity to investigate
questions about the nature of cognition in health and in a range of
clinical conditions.
We also provide practical guidance to organisations, employers,
employees and families on how to eliminate or minimise the risks Current research:
associated with shiftwork.
 The underlying biology of dementia and cognitive
decline
We've worked with over 100 major Australian companies such as
Qantas, BHP, Mobil Industries Australia, The Kimberly-Clark
 The importance of sleep for memory
Corporation, Pacific National Rail, Queensland Rail, National Rail
 Face perception in autism
and RailCorp. Our international client list is also varied and
includes major air, rail and transportation companies.
Professor Kurt Lushington, Acting Director
Professor Bill Runciman, Patient Safety and Healthcare
Dr Owen Churches
Dr Hannah Keage
Dr Mark Kohler
Dr Jill Dorrian, Senior Lecturer / Research Fellow
Dr Siobhan Banks, Research Fellow
Dr Michelle Short, Research Fellow
Dr Mark Kohler, Lecturer
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STAFF RESEARCH PROFILES
MS T ESSA BAILEY
MRS CATHY BALFOUR
Research Interest
Publications
The important role that psychosocial risk factors play in rela- Bryan, J., Ranzijn, R., Balfour, C., Tuckey, M., Hayward, R., Peartion to employee health and wellbeing
son, E., Jackman, G. and Lushington, K. (2012). Increasing the
Psychosocial risk assessment and hazard management utilis- Work-Readiness of Australian Psychology Undergraduates by
ing psychosocial safety climate theory and the Australian Changing the Curriculum. In S. McCarthy, J. Cranney, K. L. Dickson, A. Trapp and V. Karandashev (Eds.) Teaching Psychology
Workpalce Barometer project
Development and delivery of psychosocial hazard manage- around the World: Volume 3. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge
Scholars Publishing.
ment workshops
Publications
Conference Papers
Dollard, M. F., Bailey, T. S., McLinton, S. S., Richards, P., McTernan, W. P., Taylor, A. and Bond, S. (2012). Australian Workplace
Barometer (AWB) results: Report on psychosocial safety climate
and worker health in Australia. Safework Australia.
Bryan, J., Tuckey, M., Ranzijn, R., Balfour, C. and Lushington, K.
(2012). Increasing work-integrated learning in Australian psychology undergraduates through an experiential learning placement.
XXX International Congress of Psychology, Cape Town.
Dollard, M.F., Bailey, T.S., Tuckey, M. and McLinton, S.S.
(2012). Parliamentary inquiry submission on workplace bullying
and harassment. Parliamentary Inquiry in to Workplace Bullying.
Grants
McLinton, S. S., Dollard, M. F. and Bailey, T. S. (2012). Work-life
balance: An investigation in to psychosocial factors in South
Australian workers. SafeWork SA, $10,000
Conference Papers
International Congress On Occupational Health (Cancun), 2012.
Supervision
Honours
Mikaela Owen
Kyla Trewartha,
Danielle Pomery
Professional Associations:
Australian health practitioner regulation agency – Registered
psychologist since 2011
Asia Pacific Academy for Psychosocial Factors at Work –
Secretary since 2012
International Commission
15
Dinges, D., Goel, N. and Banks, S. Countermeasures for performance deficits from sleep loss and workload in spaceflight. NASA
Cooperative Agreement NCC 5-98 with National Space Biomedical Research Institute, International CAT3 (2008-2012),
$1,142,756.
Dinges, D. and Banks, S. Optical Computer Recognition of stress,
affect and fatigue during performance in spaceflight. NASA Cooperative Agreement NCC 5-98 with National Space Biomedical
Research Institute, International CAT3 (2008-2012), $1,332,672
DR SIOBHAN BANKS
Research Interest
Banks, S. and Della Vedova, C. Land vehicle human systems
integration research: Salivary cortisol and biomarkers of fatigue.
The defence science and technology organisation of the department of defence. CAT2 (2012-2013), $65,000
Impact of sleep loss and recovery sleep opportunities on
neurobehavioral and physiological functioning
Supervision
Publications
Banks, S., Jackson, M.L. and Van Dongen, H. P. (2012). Neuroscience of sleep and circadian rhythms. In P. Desmond, G. Matthews, P. Hancock and C. Neubauer (Eds), Handbook of Operator Fatigue.
PhD
Principal Supervisor:
Amy Reynolds
Raymond Matthews
Gemma Paech
Minkel, J. D., Banks, S., Htaik, O., Moreta, M. C., Jones, C. W.,
Cassie Hilditch
McGlinchey, E. L., Simpson, N. S. and Dinges, D. F. (2012).
Co Supervisor:
Emily Watson
Sleep deprivation and stressors: Evidence for elevated negative
Lauren Holloway
affect in response to mild stressors when sleep deprived. Emotion, 12, 1015-1020.
Conference Papers
Keage, H. A. D., Banks, S., Yang, K. L., Morgan, K., Brayne, C.
Banks S., Reynolds A., Harmer L., Liu P., Wittert G., Belenky
and Matthews, F. E. (2012). What sleep characteristics predict
G.,Van Dongen H.P.A. (2012). Sleep restriction reduces selfcognitive decline in the old? Sleep Medicine, 13, 7, 886-892.
reported satiety and increases the amount of food desired at night
Vakulin, A., Baulk, S.D., Catcheside, P.G., Antic, N.A., van den
as compared to day in healthy men, SLEEP 35, A105.
Heuvel, C.J., Banks S. and McEvoy, R.D. (2012). Auditory
Banks, S. (2012) Relationships between Hormonal and Cognitive
evoked potentials remain abnormal after CPAP treatment in
Consequences of Sleep Deprivation. Sleep and Biological
patients with severe obstructive sleep apnoea. Clinical
Rhythms, 10, 1.
Neurophysiology, 123, 310-317.
Centofanti, S., Byrne, R., Catcheside, P., Antic, N., McEvoy, D.,
Reynolds, A. C., Dorrian, J., Liu, P. and Wittert, G. A., Harmer, L.,
Clow, A. and Banks, S. (2012) Cortisol and psychological and
Van Dongen, H. P.A., Banks, S. (2012). Impact of Five Nights of
physical health in males with obstructive sleep apnoea. Sleep and
Sleep Restriction on Glucose Metabolism, Leptin and TestosBiological Rhythms, 10, 31.
terone in Young Adult Men, 7, 7, e41218.
Centofanti, S., Byrne, R., Catcheside, P., Antic, N., McEvoy, D.,
Killick, R., Banks, S. and Liu, P. (2012). Implications of sleep
Clow, A. and Banks, S. (2012). Cortisol and psychological and
restriction and recovery on metabolic outcomes. Journal of Cliniphysical health in males with obstructive sleep apnoea. Journal of
cal Endocrinology and Metabolism, 97, 11, 3876-3890.
Sleep Research, 21, 289.
Grants
Hilditch, C., Reynolds, A., Harmer, L.. and Banks, S. (2012).
Blunden, S., Olds, T., Banks, S. and Searle, A. How much does Does activity change with sleep restriction in a controlled environcumulative sleep loss across a school term affect depression and ment? Relationships between activity, sleepiness and perforanxiety in adolescent males? Beyond Blue, CAT2 (2012-2013), mance. Sleep and Biological Rhythms, 10, 70.
Kim, J.W., Dungan, G., Denotti, A. L., Wong, K., Banks, S., Liu,
$84,000.
Heilbronn, L. and Wittert, G. (associate investigators Ravussin, E. P., Robinson, A. and Grunstein R. R. (2012). A practical method
and Banks, S.) Pathophysiological effects of alternate day fasting of identifying artefact in electroencephalograms via a computerbased automated algorithm. Journal of Sleep Research, 21, 201in humans. NHMRC, CAT1 (2012-2014), $678,432.
202.
Haren, M., Daniels, M., Banks, S., Misan, G., Buckley, J. and
Howe, P. Intervention Whyalla. Department of Health and Aging, Reynolds, A.C., Dorrian, J., Paterson, J.L., Liu, P., Van Dongen,
H.P.A., Wittert, G.A., Harmer, L.J. and Banks, S. (2012). InvestiCAT2 (2012-2014), $100,000.
gating testosterone as a modulator of subjective symptoms following sleep restriction. Journal of Sleep Research, 21, 29.
16
Tompkins, L., Jackson, M.L., Banks, S., Belenky, G. (2012). Tes- Conference Papers
tosterone and sleep schedules. SLEEP 35, A51.
Tuckey, M.R., Boyd, C.M., Winefield, A.H. and Winefield, H.R.
Watson, E., S. Banks, S., Rigney, G., Kohler, M. and Blunden, S. (2012). Extending the Job Demands-Resources Model: Adding
(2012). The effects of dietary sugar intake on prepubescent girls’ threat demands to the equation. Asia-Pacific Expert Workshop on
sleep stages: a preliminary study. Journal of Sleep Research, 21, Psychosocial Risk Factors at Work. Tokyo, Japan.
238.
Watson, E., S. Banks, S., Rigney, G., Kohler, M. and Blunden, S.
(2012). The effects of dietary sugar intake on prepubescent girls’
sleep stages: a preliminary study. Sleep and Biological Rhythms,
10, 10.
Research Administration
Assistant Director of Centre for Sleep Research Centre
Professional Associations
Australasian Sleep Association
American Academy of Sleep Medicine
Sleep Research Society
European Sleep Research Society
Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR JANET BRYAN
Association for Psychological Science
Research Interest
Editorial and Reviewer Roles
Editorial Board of SLEEP
Editorial Boar of Sleep Disorders and Therapy
Research Awards and Prizes
2012 Supported Researcher
Cognitive change across the life-span
The development of the executive functions during emerging
adulthood and older adulthood
Nutrition, life-style, cognition and psychological well-being
Publications
Crichton, G.E., Elias, M.F., Buckley, J., Murphy, K.J., Bryan, J.
and Frisardi, V. (2012). Metabolic Syndrome, Cognitive Performance and Dementia: a Review. Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease.
30, 77-87.
Best, T., Kemps, E. and Bryan, J. (2012). Perceived changes in
well-being following polysaccharide intake in middle-aged adults.
Applied Research in Quality of Life, 7, 183-192.
Bryan, J., Tuckey, M., Einöther, S.J.L., Garczarek, U., Garrick, A.
and De Bruin, E.A. (2012). Relationships between tea and other
beverage consumption to work performance and mood. Appetite,
58, 339-346.
DR CAROLYN BOYD
Frensham, L.J., Bryan, J. and Sinn, N. (2012). Influences of micronutrient and omega-3 fatty acid supplementation on cognition,
Psychological wellbeing during the transition from school to learning and behaviour: Methodological considerations and
implications for general populations of children and adolescents in
work
developed societies. Nutrition Reviews, 70, 594-10.
Work and stress
Work-home conflict
Crichton, G.E., Murphy, K.J., Howe, P.R.C., Buckley, J.D. and
Age differences in attitudes to work
Bryan, J. (2012). Dairy consumption and working memory
Personality development in adulthood
performance in overweight and obese adults. Appetite, 59, 34-40.
Research Interest
Crichton, G.E., Howe, P.R.C., Buckley, J.D., Coates, A.M.,
Murphy, K.J. and Bryan, J. (2012). Long term dietary intervention
trials: critical issues and challenges, Trials, 13, 1-11.
Supervision
PhD
Co Supervisor:
Natalija Vujinovic
Renae Hayward
Honours
Porzia de Cesare
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Wong, R.H.X., Howe, P.R.C., Bryan, J., Coates, A.M. Buckley,
J.D. and Berry, N.M. (2012). Chronic effects of a wild green oat
extract supplementation on cognitive performance in older adults:
A randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled, crossover trial.
Nutrients 2012, 4, 331-342
Best, T., Howe, P., Bryan, J., Buckley, J. and Scholey, A.(2012).
Effects of plant polysaccharides on cognition in middle-aged
adults: a randomised placebo-controlled trial. 2nd International
Conference on The science of Nutrition in Medicine and
Healthcare, Melbourne.
Hayward, R., Ranzijn, R., Bryan, J. and Pearson, E. (2012). Developing Program Learning Objectives to Enhance the Work
Readiness of Australian Psychology Graduates. In S. McCarthy,
J. Cranney, K. L. Dickson, A. Trapp and V. Karandashev (Eds.)
Teaching Psychology around the World: Volume 3. Newcastle
upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
(2012). Increasing work-integrated learning in Australian psychology undergraduates through an experiential learning placement.
XXX International Congress of Psychology, Cape Town.
Wong, R., Berry, N., Bryan, J., Coates, A., Buckley, J., Howe, P.,
Kinz, I. (2012). Vasodilator benefits of resveratrol supplementaBryan, J., Ranzijn, R., Balfour, C., Tuckey, M., Hayward, R., Pear- tion in human. Scientific Meeting of the International Society of
son, E., Jackman, G. and Lushington, K (2012). Increasing the Hypertension Satellite Meeting 2012 – Physical Activity, Nutrition
Work-Readiness of Australian Psychology Undergraduates by and a Pinch of Salt, Sydney, Australia.
Changing the Curriculum. In S. McCarthy, J. Cranney, K. L. DickProfessional Associations
son, A. Trapp and V. Karandashev (Eds.) Teaching Psychology
Member of Australian Psychological Society
around the World: Volume 3. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge
Scholars Publishing. Ch 12 160-179, ISBN13 978-1-4438-3448-3
Fellow of Australian Association of Gerontology
Wong, R., Berry, N., Bryan, B., Coates, A., Buckley, J., Howe, P.
Member of the Nutrition Society of Australia
(2012). Final study report for biomedical research projects involving human subjects: Sustained effects of resVida™ on circulator Research Awards and Prizes
function in obese adults, R and D Human Nutrition and Health,
DSM Nutritional Products Ltd, Switzerland.
Grants
Coates, A.M., Berry, N.M., Howe, P.R., Buckley, J.D. and Bryan,
J. Evaluation of peanuts as a source of bioactive nutrients for
enhancement of endothelial function and cognitive performance.
ARC LP, CAT1 (2010 - 2013), $80,000.
Buckley, J., Howe, P., Coates, A., Bryan, J. and Hill, A. Pulseenriched foods for improving cognitive function and cardiometabolic health in obese adults. Grains Research and Development
Corporation. CAT1 (2011-2013), $120,000.
Supervision
PhD
Elena Rudnik
Alice McEntee
Co Supervisor:
Georgina Crichton
Jayne Barbour
Donna Nitschke
Associate Supervisor:
Rachel Wong
Lauren Frenshamn
Conference Papers
Wong, R., Berry, N., Bryan, J., Coates, A., Buckley, J., Howe, P.,
Chronic effects of resveratrol on FMD and cognitive performance
in obese adults. (2012). The Nutritional Society of Australia Annual Scientific Meeting, Wollongong, New South Wales.
Wong, R., Berry, N., Bryan, J., Coates, A., Buckley, J. and Howe,
P. (2012). Can enhancement of vasodilator function improve cognitive performance? XVI International Symposium on Atherosclerosis, Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, Sydney, Australia.
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The Sociological Association of Australia NRM Board
Journal of Rural Studies;
Signs, Australian Feminist Studies
10-Year Plus Supported Researcher
DR LIA BRYANT
Bob Hawke Priministerial Fellowship 1997
Research Interest
Rurality: rural communities; identities; agricultural production
and gender; pluriacitivity and enterprise development; diversity; sexualities; embodiment; intimacy; ethnicities; mining and
food processing labour markets
Gender: gender and work; gendered identities; gendered
embodiment; heterosexuality
Qualitative methodologies: textual and visual; relationships
between methodologies and theory
Feminist theories especially sexuality, embodiment; work;
subjectivities; Intersectionality
Theories of space and place; identity and belonging
Publications
Bryant, L. and Jaworski, K. (2012). Minding the Gaps: Examining
DR FIONA BUCHANAN
skill shortages in Australian rural non-agricultural workplaces,
Journal of Management and Organisation, 18, 4, 499-515.
Domestic violence
Rowntree, M., Moulding, N. and Bryant, L. (2012). Feminine Sexualities in Chic Lit, Australian Feminist Studies, 27, 72, 121-137.
Gender issues
Grants
Mothering
Bryant, L, Rofe, M., Robinson, G. Australian Research Council
(ARC) Linkage, People, Pumps and Pipes (2010-2012),
$192,663.
Childhood trauma
Innovation in teaching and learning
Knowledge in emotions
Incorporating arts as research methods
Supervision
Supervision
PhD
Honours
Co Supervisor:
Joanne Hyndman
Fatin Shabbar
Anthony Fletcher
Research Interest
Doreen Donovan
Australian Association of Social Workers
Gayle Farnsworth
Australian Association of Infant Mental Health
Lisa Hodge
Mothers at the Margins, Australian Branch
Honours
Nicole Riley
Conference Papers
Seminar Tufts University, Boston US The Big Dry: Beyond Discourses of Drought and Suicide, December 2012.
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Delivery: Implications for the Future of the Third Sector in Australia. Ed Carson, ISTR Conference, University of Siena, 10-13 July
2012.
Kerr, L. and Carson, E. (2012), Building Community Sustainability? Education Partnerships and the Third Sector, Australian and
New Zealand Third Sector Researchers Conference, Hobart 2123 November 2012.
PROFESSOR EDGAR CARSON
King S, Carson, E and Papatraianou, L Sustaining the workforce
through professional networks, ANZTSR Hobart 2012King, S
Navigating the challenges of inclusivity for students with a criminal
history, AASWWE Adelaide 2012.
Research Interest
President, Australian and New Zealand Third Sector Research
Government/third sector relationship, contractualism in the
human services
Association.
The evaluation of policy and programs that aim to alleviate Professional Associations
social disadvantage
Australian and New Zealand Third Sector Research Incorporated (ANZTSR)
Publications
Kerr, L. and Carson, E. (2012). Children's Wellbeing and
Unemployment: A role for the Third Sector. Third Sector Review,
18, 1, 5-26.
International Society for Third Sector Research (ISTR)
Australasian Evaluation Society
Social Policy Association (UK)
Carson, E. and Kerr, L. (2012). Marketisation of Human Service
Delivery: Implications for the Future of the Third Sector in
Editorial Board: Third Sector Review.
Australia.
International Society for Third Sector Research
(ISTR) Working Paper Series, 8.
Member of National ARC Future Fellowships Selection Advisory Committee
Carson, E., Chung, D. and Day, A. (2012). Limits to relational
contracting: the case of domestic violence programmes, International Journal of Public Sector Management, 25, 2, 103–117.
Reviewer for ARC Discovery, Linkage and Laureate Grants.
Grants
Day, A., Vess, J., Powell, M., Ward, A., Carson, E., Graffam, J.,
Casey, S. A model of sex offender registration, monitoring and
risk management. ARC Discovery (2012-2015), $110,000
Edwards, A., Luszcz, M., Hugo, G. and Carson, E. SA Active
Ageing Research Cluster: Baby Boomer Study (2012). COTA SA
and SA Government Office for the Ageing, $110,000.
Carson, E. and Kerr, L.
Evaluation of Homelessness
Reforms, Department for Communities and Social Inclusion,
(2012-2013), $57,100.
Supervision
PhD
Primary Supervisor:
Fearnley Szuster
Julie Douglas
Cassandra Devine
Conference Papers
Kerr, L. and Carson, E. (2012). Australia's Policies for Indigenous
People: The Northern Territory 'Intervention', East Asian Social
Policy Research Network (EASP) and UK Social Policy Association (SPA) Conference, York University, 16-18 July 2012.
Carson, E. and Kerr, L. (2012), Marketisation of Human Service
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Supervision
PhD
Megan Addis
Honours
Renn Zhern Cheah
Janette McKinnon
Stephanie Webb
DR JILL CHONODY
Research Interest
Ageism and Ageing
Social justice issue for oppressed populations
Participatory photography as a research methodology
Scale development and psychometrics
Publications
Conference Papers
Donnelly, E. and Chonody, J. M. (2012, May). Assessing chronic
stress in the emergency medical services. Academic Emergency
Medicine, 19 (Suppl. 1), S390. Paper presentation at the Annual
Meeting for the Society of Academic Emergency Medicine in Chicago, IL.
Chonody, J. M., Smith, K. S. and Teater, B. (2012, June). Antigay
bias and the role of religion: How gay and lesbian friends can
make a difference. Paper presentation at the 7th International
Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences in Barcelona,
Spain.
Wang, D., Ihara, E., Chonody, J. and Krase, K. (2012). Social
Locke, C., Chonody, J. M. and Teater, B. (2012,). Etiology of
Work Faculty Interest in Aging: Impact of Education, Knowledge,
mental illness and perceived helpfulness of mental health profesComfort and Experience. Taylor & Francis, Gerontology & Geriatsionals: An exploration of social work students’ attitudes in the
rics Education. DOI: 10.1080/02701960.2012.718010
US, Great Britain and Australia. Paper presentation at the 7th
Chonody, J. M., Rutledge, S. E. and Smith, K. S. (2012). That’s
International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences in
so gay: Language use and sexual prejudice. Journal of Gay and
Barcelona, Spain.
Lesbian Social Services, 24, 3, 241-259.
Chonody, J. M., Smith, K. S., Woodford, M. and Silverschanz, P.
Chonody, J. M., Smith, K. S. and Litle, M. A. (2012). Legislating
(2012, January). The influence of religious teaching about homounequal treatment: An exploration of public policy on same-sex
sexuality: College students’ attitudes toward gays and lesbians.
marriage. Journal of GLBT Family Studies, 8, 270-286.
Paper presentation at the Annual Conference of the Society for
Woodford, M., Chonody, J. M., Scherrer, K., Silverschanz, P. and Social Work and Research in Washington, D.C.
Kulick, A. (2012). The “persuadable middle” on same-sex
Chonody, J. M., Welsh-Amitraini, J. and Martin, T. (2012). Picture
marriage: Formative research to build support among
it!: Using Photovoice to explore the experiences of urban violence
heterosexual college students. Sexuality Research and Social
among African American youth. Paper presentation at the Annual
Policy, 9, 1, 1-14.
Conference of the Society for Social Work and Research in
Rutledge, S. E., Siebert, C., Siebert, D. C. and Chonody, J. M. Washington, D.C.
(2012). Attitudes toward gays and lesbians: A latent class
analysis of students majoring in helping professions. Journal of Professional Associations
Social Service Research, 38, 18-28.
Australian Association of Gerontology (AAG)
Baffour, T. D. and Chonody, J. M. (2012). Do empowerment
strategies facilitate knowledge and behavioral change? Social
Work in Public Health, 27 (5), 507-519
Council on Social Work Education (CSWE)--USA Society for
Social Work and Research (SSWR)--USA
National Association of Social Workers (NASW)--USA
Chonody, J. M., Ferman, B., Amitrani Welsh, J. and Martin, T.
(2012). Violence through the eyes of youth: A photovoice explo- Research Awards and Prizes
ration. Journal of Community Psychology, 41, 84-101.
Grants
Savelsberg, H., Chonody, J. Providing an academic-based
research evaluation of Para West Adult Campus Engagement
strategies – in particular the Pathways for Young Mum’s program.
Northern Business Research Partnerships (2012), $20,000
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DR OWEN CHURCHES
Research Interest
Cognitive neuroscience - the neural mechanisms of face
perception and how these brain structures are MS SOPHIE DIAMANDI
dysfunctional in disorders such as autism
Research Interest
Publications
Churches, O., Callahan, R., Michalski, D., Brewer, N., Turner, E.,
Keage, H.A.D., Thomas, N.A. and Nicholls, M.E.R. (2012). How
academics face the world: A study of 5829 homepage pictures.
PLoS One 7(7): e38940
Churches, O., Damiano, C., Baron-Cohen, S. and Ring, H.
(2012). Getting to know you: The acquisition of new face representations in autism spectrum conditions. NeuroReport. 23, 11,
668-72
Cultural Diversity - refugees, migrants, humanitarian en-
trants
Field Education - policy and practice issues; implications
for the profession; supervision approaches; teaching and
learning strategies for students and supervisors
Feminist Social Work and gender issues - implications for
practice
Child Sexual Abuse and Domestic Violence
Keage, H., Churches, O., Kohler, M., Pomeroy, D., Luppino, R.,
Bartolo, M. and Elliot, S. (2012). Cerebrovascular function in ag- Conference Papers
ing and dementia: a systematic review of transcranial doppler
Tedmanson, D., Diamandi, S. and Muncey, P. (2012). AASWWE:
studies. Dementia and Geriatric Cognitive Disorders Extra, 2, 258
Australian Association of Social Workers and Welfare Educators.
–70.
Learning Country – reflections from student engagement and field
Churches, O., Baron-Cohen, S. and Ring, H. (2012). The psycho- placement experiences difference, distance and dialogue.
physiology of narrower face processing in autism spectrum condiResearch Administration
tions. Neuroreport, 23, 6, 395-399
For Article on Ageing and Culturally appropriate responses
and article on Cultural Competency training and its impact on
building organisational capacity.
Grants
Keage, H., Kohler, M., Churches, O. R.M. Gibson Grant.
Dementia and Cognitive Impairment: Investigating Functional
Cerebrovascular Contributions to Dementia and Cognitive Professional Associations
Impairment. CAT3: The Australian Association of Gerontology Inc
AASW – Ethics committee
(2012), $3,381
AASWWE – Executive committee
Churches, O., Keage, H., Kohler, M., Thiessen, M. Typeface in
the brain. DRPF (2012), $14,450.
Conference Papers
Churches, O., Kohler, M., Coussens, S., Thiessen, M., Keage, H.
If you want your writing to be remembered, use a different font.
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience. 2012. DOI: 10.3389/
conf.fnhum.2012.208.00025.
Supervision
Honours
Laura McLaughlin Engfors
Brigid O'Flaherty
Alexandra Wade
Adhoc reviewer Laterality, Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience
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Rickard, G., Lenthall, S., Dollard, M., Opie, T., Knight, S., Dunn,
S., Wakerman, J., Brewster-Webb, D. (2012). Organisational
intervention to reduce occupational stress and turnover in hospital
nurses in the Northern Territory, Australia Collegian 19, 4, 211221.
Babina, K., Dollard, M., Pilotto, L., Edwards, J.W. (2012). Environmental exposure to organophosphorus and pyrethroid pesticides in South Australian preschool children: A cross sectional
study. Environment International 48, 109-120.
PROFESSOR MAUREEN DOLLARD
Research Interest
Rural psychology
Psychosocial risk factors
Dollard, M. F., Bailey, T. S., McLinton, S. S., Richards, P., McTernan, W. P., Taylor, A. and Bond, S. (2012). Australian Workplace
Barometer (AWB) results: Report on psychosocial safety climate
and worker health in Australia.
Grants
Winefield, A., Delfabbro, P., Dollard, M.F., Winefield, H.R.,
Metzer, J., Hammarstrom, A. Transition from school to work:
Dollard, M. F. (2012). Psychosocial safety climate: a lead indica- Final phase of a 10 year longitudinal study. ARC Discovery (2008
tor of workplace psychological health and engagement and a pre- -12), $495,571
cursor to intervention success. In C. Biron, M. Karanika-Murray
Dollard, M.F., Winefield, A.H., LaMontagne, A.D., Taylor, A.W.,
and C. C. L. (Eds.), Improving organizational interventions for
Bakker, A., Mustard, C. Working wounded or engaged? Australistress and well-being interventions: Addressing process and conan work conditions and consequences through the lens of the Job
text. London: Routledge, 77-101.
Demands- Resources Model. ARC Discovery Project (2008Tuckey, M.R., Chrisopoulos, S. and Dollard, M.F. (2012). Job 2012), $424.000.
demands, resource deficiencies and workplace harassment: EviDollard, M.F., Winefield, A.H., Taylor, A.W., Smith, P.M., Nafalski,
dence for micro level effects. International Journal of Stress ManA., Bakker, A. and Dormann, C. State, organisational and team
agement, 19, 4, 292-310.
interventions to build psychosocial safety climate using the
Tuckey, M.R., Winwood, P.C. and Dollard, M.F. (2012). Psycho- Australian Workplace Barometer and the StressCafe. ARC Linksocial culture and psychological injury within policing. Police Prac- age (2010-2012), $340,000.
tice and Research, 13, 224-240.
Dollard, M.F., Scarino, A., Migrant Workers: communicating safeTuckey, M.R., Bakker, A.B. and Dollard, M.F. (2012). Empowering ty to and from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) workers
leaders optimize working conditions for engagement: A multilevel in the aged care industry. CAT2: Safework SA (2011-2014),
study. Journal of Occupational Health Psychology, 17, 15-27.
$240,417.
Dollard, M.F., Tuckey, M.R. and Dormann, C. (2012). Psychoso- Winwood, P., Dollard, M.F. Aged Care Injury Prevention Study.
cial safety climate moderates the demand-resource interaction in CAT3: Aged Care Association of Australia - South Australia
predicting work stress. Accident Analysis and Prevention, 45, 694 (ACAASA) (2010-2011), $47,000.
-704.
Tuckey, Chen, Li, Dollard. Prevention of workplace bullying
Hall, G.B., Dollard, M.F., Winefield, A.H., Dormann, C. and Bak- through risk assessment. SafeWork SA Commissioned Research
ker, A.B. (2012). Psychosocial safety climate buffers effects of job Grants (2013-2014), $122,503.
demands on depression and positive organizational behaviours,
Tuckey, Dollard, Zadow. Psychosocial Safety Climate, Safety
Anxiety, Stress and Coping: An International Journal, iFirst Article,
Climate, Safety Performance and Safety Outcomes in
1-23. DOI: 10.1080/10615806.2012.700477.
Healthcare. SafeWork SA Linkage Project Support Grants (2013Dollard, M.F., Opie, T., Lenthall, S., Wakerman, J., Knight, S., 2016), $150,000.
Dunn, S., Rickard, G. and McLeod, M. (2012). Psychosocial Safety Climate as an antecedent of work characteristics and psycho- Conference Papers
logical strain: A multilevel model. Work and Stress 26, 4, 385-404.
Plenary address Menzies Research Institute Tasmania, WorkWinwood, P.C., Peters, R., Peters, M. and Dollard, M. (2012).
shop on Mental Health in the Workplace.
Further Validation of the Psychological Injury Risk Indicator Scale
Research presentation Griffith University Social and OrganisationJournal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 54, 478al Psychology Research Unit (SOPRU), School of Applied
484.
Psychology.
Idris, M.A., Dollard, M.F., Coward, J. and Dormann, C. (2012).
Presentation Eindhoven University of Technology.
Psychosocial safety climate: Conceptual distinctiveness and effect on job demands and worker psychological well-being. Safety Keynote, BUPA Health and Wellness Seminar.
Publications
Science, 50, 19-28.
Keynote Intrepid Minds, Sydney.
23
Paper International Congress on Occupational Health, Mexico
Keynote SuperFriend Symposium, Mental Health at Work is at
http://vimeo.com/44423071.
Paper Psychosocial Factors at Work in the Asia Pacific Expert
Workshop, University Tokyo.
Expert invited workshop Federal Institute for Occupational Safety
and Health, BAuA, Berlin.
Presentation University Rohr Bochum, Germany.
Presentation University Malaya Sarawak.
DR JILLIAN DORRIAN
Presentation University Malaya Kuala Lumpur.
Research Interest
Presentation University Malaya Sabah.
Neurobehavioural effects of sleep loss
Supervision
Productivity, safety and health in shiftwork operations
PhD
Primary Supervisor:
Alcohol consumption, dependence and abuse
Tessa Opie
Publications
Wesley McTernan
Dorrian, J., Skinner, N. (2012). Alcohol Consumption Patterns in
Shift Compared to Day Workers. Chronobiology International, 29,
5, 610-618.
Joanne Karabitsios
Sarven McLinton
Dorrian, J., Darwent, D., Dawson, D., Roach, G.D. (2012).
Predicting pilot's sleep during layovers using their own behaviour
or data from colleagues: Implications for biomathematical models.
Accident Analysis and Prevention, 45S, 17–21.
Mohd Idris
Co Supervisor:
Amy Zadow
Kerry Lewig
Anusua Ghosh
Dorrian, J. (2012). Chapter 1: Alcoholism: The Self-Reinforcing
Feedback Loop. In Gina Rossi (Ed.). Psychology - Selected Papers, InTech.
Radomir Stratil
Jean-Marie See
Reynolds, A.C., Dorrian, J., Liu, P.Y., Van Dongen, H.P.A.,
Wittert, G.A., Harmer, L.J., Banks, S. (2012). Impact of Five
Nights of Sleep Restriction on Glucose Metabolism, Leptin and
Testosterone in Young Adult Men. PloS one, 7, 7, e41218.
Quentin Black
Sharon Kwan
Samantha Kang
Haire, J.C.L., Ferguson, S.A., Tilleard, J.D., Negus, P., Dorrian,
J., Thomas, M. (2012). Effect of working consecutive night shifts
CAPR Research Committee, Director
on sleep time, prior wakefulness, perceived levels of fatigue and
performance on a psychometric test in emergency registrars.
Beyondblue Workplace Mental Health Advisory Group
Co-chair, International Congress on Occupational Health, Sci- Emergency Medicine Australasia, 24, 3, 251-259.
entific Committee Work Organisation and Psychosocial Fac- Paterson, J.L., Dorrian, J., Clarkson, L., Darwent, D., Ferguson,
S.A. (2012). Beyond working time: Factors affecting sleep betors 2006 Elected conference chair for Adelaide, International Congress haviour in rail safety workers. Accident Analysis and Prevention,
on Occupational Health, Scientific Committee Work Organisa- 45S, 32-35.
tion and Psychosocial Factors, 2014
2012 elected Foundation Chair of the
Academy for Psychosocial Factors at Work.
Asia
Advisory Board CIAM University Research Centre
Heath, G., Roach, G.D., Dorrian, J., Ferguson, S.A., Darwent, D.,
Sargent, C. (2012). The effect of sleep restriction on snacking
Pacific
behaviour during a week of simulated shiftwork. Accident Analysis
and Prevention, 45S, 62-67.
Pearson, E.L., Dorrian, J. and Litchfield, C.A. (2012). Harnessing
visual media in environmental education: Increasing knowledge of
orangutan conservation issues and facilitating sustainable behaviour through video presentations. In J. Blewitt (Ed.), The media,
animal conservation and environmental education. UK:
Routledge.
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Skinner, N. and Dorrian, J. (2012). A work-life perspective on
sleep and fatigue – it’s not just the shift workers who are at risk.
Dorrian, J., Naweed, A., Thomas, M., Bearman, C. The Case for Paper presented at the 26th AIRAANZ Conference Re-organising
Driver Only Operations R2.117. Rail CRC, CAT4 (2011-2012), Work, Gold Coast, Queensland.
$167,227.
Reynolds, A.C., Dorrian, J., Paterson, J.L., Liu, P., Van Dongen,
Grants
Blewett, V., Paterson, J., Rainbird, S., Dorrian, J. Rail CRC: De- H.P.A., Wittert, G.A., Harmer, L.J. and Banks, S. Investigating
veloping a Best Practice Model for Safety Culture Management , testosterone as a modulator of subjective symptoms following
sleep restriction. Journal of Sleep Research, 21, 29, 2012.
R2.101. CAT4 (2011-2012)
Warland J, Pincombe J, Dorrian J. School of Nursing and Mid- Professional Associations
wifery Research Development Fund, University of South AustralWorking Time Society (WTS)
ia, An exploration of sleep position in late pregnancy: A feasibility
Sleep Research Society (SRS)
study. (2011-2012), $14,887.
World Federation of Sleep Research Societies (WFSRS)
Supervision
PhD
Co Supervisor:
Georgina Heath, Janette Rose
Amy Reynolds,
Elissa Pearson
Gemma Paech,
ARC INTreader
Reviewer for Chronobiology International
Raymond Matthews
Masters
Rosanne Biernaux
Samsiah Mohd Jais
Conference Papers
Naweed, A., Balakrishnan, G., Bearman, C., Dorrian, J. and Dawson, D. (2012). Chapter 79: Deconstructing the design and disposition of the psychological railway. In Anderson M (Ed). Contemporary Ergonomics and Human Factors 2012: Proceedings of the
International Conference on Ergonomics and Human Factors
2012, Blackpool, UK, 16-19 April 2012, CRC Press, 431-432.
Naweed, A., Balakrishnan, G., Bearman, C., Dorrian, J. and Dawson, D. (2012). Chapter 44: Scaling generative scaffolds towards DR PRISCILLA DUNK -WEST
train driving expertise. In Anderson M (Ed). Contemporary ErgoResearch Interest
nomics and Human Factors 2012: Proceedings of the InternationProfessional self-making
al Conference on Ergonomics and Human Factors 2012, Blackpool, UK, 16-19 April 2012. CRC Press, 235-236.
Contemporary intimate relationships
Blewett, V., Dorrian, J. (2012). Partnering for workplace health
and safety. Work: A Journal of Prevention, Assessment and Rehabilitation, 41, 2753-2756.
Everyday sexuality
Sociological social work
Late modernity and the self
Blewett, V., Rainbird, S., Dorrian, J., Paterson, J. and Cattani, M.
(2012). Keeping rail on track: Preliminary findings on safety cul- Professional Associations
ture in Australian rail. Work: A Journal of Prevention, Assessment
General Social Care Council (UK)
and Rehabilitation, 41, 4230-4236.
Rose, J.A., Bearman, C. and Dorrian, J. (2012). Chapter 70: An Editorial and Reviewer Roles
Evaluation of the Low-Event Task Subjective Situation Awareness
Editorial Board Member, Sociological Research Online
(LETSSA) Technique. In Stanton NA (Ed). Advances in Human
Aspects of Road and Rail Transportation, Taylor and Francis,
CRC Press, 690-703.
Rose, J.A., Bearman, C. and Dorrian J. (2012). Constructing and
Evaluating the Low-Event Task Subjective Situation Awareness
(LETSSA) Measure. 10th International Symposium of the Australian Aviation Psychology Association, Sydney, Australia.
25
Grants
Pelling, N., Kavanagh, P. and Gleaves, D. UniSA Teaching and
Learning Development: Large Scale Assessment of Applied
Counselling Microskills: The Development of an Efficient Examination. CAT4 (2012-13).
Supervision
PhD
DR BRIDGET GARNHAM
Co Supervisor:
Signe Uldall Wiingaard
(University of Canterbury )
Research Interest
Jessica Boyce
‘Older’ subjectivities
Ageing
Masters
Body modification
Suicide
Reviewer for Qualitative Health Research
Lucy Gilmour
(University of Canterbury)
Sonia Shephard
Honours
Kathryn Evans
Conference Papers
Dalenberg, C., Brand, B.L., Gleaves, D.H., Dorahy, M.J., Loewenstein, R.J., Cardeña, E., Frewen, P.A., Carlson, E.B. and Spiegel,
D. (2012). An Overview of the Trauma versus the Fantasy Model
of Dissociation: The Seven Predictions. In C. Dalenberg and B.
Brand (Chairs). Evaluation of the Evidence for the Trauma and
Fantasy Models of Dissociation. Symposium conducted at the
annual conference of the American Psychological Association,
Orlando, Fla.
PROFESSOR DAVID GLEAVES
Research Interest
Eating Disorders and behaviour
Body Image
Brand, B.L., Dalenberg, C., Gleaves, D.H., Dorahy, M.J., Loewenstein, R.J., Cardeña, E., Frewen, P.A., Carlson, E.B. and Spiegel,
D. (2012). Does the Trauma-Dissociation Relationship Hold with
Objective Measurement and Over Time? In C. Dalenberg and B.
Brand (Chairs). Evaluation of the Evidence for the Trauma and
Fantasy Models of Dissociation. Symposium conducted at the
annual conference of the American Psychological Association,
Orlando, Fla.
Dissociative disorders and trauma
Dalenberg, C. Brand, B.L., Gleaves, D.H., Dorahy, M.J., Loewenstein, R.J., Cardeña, E., Frewen, P.A., Carlson, E.B. and Spiegel,
D. (2012). Dissociation, False Memory and Suggestibility. In C.
Publications
Dalenberg and B. Brand (Chairs). Evaluation of the Evidence for
Gleaves, D. H. and Snow, A. C. (2012). A taxometric study of the Trauma and Fantasy Models of Dissociation. Symposium conanorexia nervosa. In N. Barbarich-Marsteller (Ed.). Anorexia ner- ducted at the annual conference of the American Psychological
vosa: Symptoms, treatment and neurobiology. Hauppauge, NY: Association, Orlando, Fla.
Nova Science Publishers, Inc. 23-44.
Wingaard, S. U., Gleaves, D. H, Grasset, R. and Johnston, L.
Dalenberg, C. J., Brand, B. L., Gleaves, D. H., Dorahy, M. J., Loe- (2012, April). Do we like to see our self in our therapist? Paper
wenstein, R. J., Cardeña, E., Frewen, P. A., Carlson, E. B. and presented at the annual conference of the Society of Australasian
Spiegel, D. (2012). Evaluation of the evidence for the trauma and Social Psychologists, Adelaide, SA.
fantasy models of dissociation. Psychological Bulletin, 138, 550588.
Taxometrics
Talwar, R., Carter, J. D. and Gleaves, D. H. (2012). New Zealand
female body image: What roles do ethnicity and body mass play?
New Zealand Journal of Psychology, 41, 69-75.
Latner, J. D., Mond, J. M., Vallance, J. K., Gleaves, D. H. and
Buckett, G. (2012). Body checking and avoidance in women: Associations with mental and physical health-related quality of life.
Eating Behaviors, 13, 386–389.
The Australian Psychological Society
The American Psychological Association
The International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation
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Editorial board member of the following journals:
Body Image: An International Journal of Research
Guerin, B. Re-thinking mental health for indigenous Australian
communities: communities as context for mental health. Community development journal (2012), 47, 4, 555.
Eating Disorders: The Journal of Treatment and Prevention
Grants
Frontiers in Psychology for Clinical Settings ; Journal of
Child Sexual Abuse; Journal of Obsessive-Compulsive and
Related Disorders ; Journal of Trauma and Dissociation
(Statistical Editor); Traumatology
Guerin, B., Tedmanson, D., Guerin, P.B. and Clark, Y. Indigenous
mental health in remote communities, ARC project (2008-2012),
$65,000.
Reviewer of approximately 40 journals
Guerin, B. and Guerin, P.B. Sustainable Desert Settlements,
granted by the CRC for Desert Knowledge (2008-2012), $45,000.
Master’s Thesis Examiner – University of Canterbury
Guerin, B., Tedmanson, D. nad Savelsberg, H. Review of Wiltanendi and Carclew Indigenous Programs, CAT2: Social IncluResearch Awards and Prizes
sion Unit of Premier’s and Cabinet Department (2010-2012),
Pierre Janet Writing Award from the International Society for $250,000.
the Study of Trauma and Dissociation
Paradies, Y., Dunn, K., Guerin, B., Peterson, A., Sharpe, S. and
Hynes, M. An exploration of the frequency, outcomes, enablers
and constraints of bystander anti-racism. granted by the Australian Research Council (2012-2014), $149,000.
Supervision
PhD
Primary Supervisor:
Robert Leonard
Yvette Booth
Kamelia Todorov
Guilherme Luigi
Janelle White
Co Supervisor:
Paula Rowe
Juma Abuyi
Renae Willsmore
PROFESSOR BERNARD GUERIN
Lisa-Jane Hodgson
Bianca Sebben
Research Interest
Building a new contextual form of psychology, synthesizing Research Administration
the social science disciplines
A model of research clusters for the School of PSW.
Showing how the social context appear in analyses of
Member of the School Research Committee.
everyday social life strategies
Community research, practice and intervention; especially Editorial and Reviewer Roles
working alongside Indigenous, refugee and migrant communities
Discrimination and prejudice in their social context and interventions to reduce their use in everyday life
PhD examination for
University of Canterbury, Christchurch New Zealand
University of Queensland
Curtain University Perth
The role of language in "doing" our social strategies,
including the role of stories, rumours, jokes, etc.
Music and religion in their social contexts
Publications
Guerin, B. (2012). Making psychology more relevant to Indigneous students (and others): Moving causes to context and expanding social relationships to the real world. In S. McCarthy, K. L.
Dickson, J. Cranney, A. Trapp and V. Karandashev (Eds.),
Teaching Psychology around the World, 3, 105-115. Newcastle
upon Tyne, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
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DR RENAE HAYWARD
DR PHIL KAVANAGH
Research Interest
Work related psychological injury including traumatic stress
and depression
Emotional labour and emotion work
Work related emotion regulation
Job stressors in the emergency services and health
sectors
Research Interest
Evolutionary, Personality and Social Psychology
Self-esteem
Sociometer theory
The Dark Triad
Life History Theory
Publications
Hayward, R., Ranzijn, R., Bryan, J. and Pearson, E. (2012). De- Supervision
veloping Program Learning Objectives to Enhance the Work
Masters
Readiness of Australian Psychology Graduates. In S. McCarthy,
J. Cranney, K. L. Dickson, A. Trapp and V. Karandashev (Eds.)
Teaching Psychology around the World, 3. Newcastle upon Tyne: Honours
Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
Bryan, J., Ranzijn, R., Balfour, C., Tuckey, M., Hayward, R., Pearson, E., Jackman, G. and Lushington, K (2012). Increasing the
Work-Readiness of Australian Psychology Undergraduates by
Changing the Curriculum. In S. McCarthy, J. Cranney, K. L. Dickson, A. Trapp and V. Karandashev (Eds.) Teaching Psychology
around the World, 3. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars
Publishing.
Pearson, E., Ranzijn, R., Goodwin-Smith, I., Campbell, A. and
Hayward, R. (2012). Strengthening teaching and learning in Psychology through looking beyond disciplinary boundaries: A casestudy from the University of South Australia. In V. Karandashev
and S. McCarthy (Eds.), Teaching Psychology Around the World,
3, 55-71. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
Jennifer Kemp
Laura Hampton
Hayley Scrutton
Samantha James
Grants
Pelling, N., Kavanagh, P., Gleaves, D. UniSA Teaching and
Learning Development: Large Scale Assessment of Applied
Counselling Microskills: The Development of an Efficient Examination. CAT4 (2012-13).
Conference Papers
Kavanagh, P. S., Fletcher, G. J. O. and Ellis, B. J. (2012). The
mating sociometer and attractive others: A double-edged sword in
romantic relationships. Presentation at the Society for Australasian Social Psychologists Annual Conference, Adelaide, Australia.
Grants
CAPR Research Committee, Member
Tuckey, M. and Hayward, R. Emotional boundaries: A new perspective on emotion management. DRPF(2012), $12,497.
Australian Psychological Association - member
Supervision
Honours
Meagan Lo
Australian Psychological Association
Australian Society for Traumatic Stress
Australian Human Resource Institute
Critical Incident Stress Management Association
APS College of Clinical Psychologists - member
Society for Personality and Social Psychology
Society for Clinical and Social Psychology
International Society for Self and Identity
Human Behaviour and Evolution Society
Society for Australasian Social Psychologists
Reviewer for International Journal of Stress Management and
Sage Open (Action Editor and reviewer)
International Journal of Management Reviews
Personal Relationships (Reviewer)
Journal of Occupational Science (Reviewer)
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Supervision
PhD
Primary supervisor:
Sandra Buxton
Conference Papers
DR HANNAH KEAGE
Research Interest
Hartland, A., Kohler, M., Churches, O., Keage, H., Badcock, N.,
Spooner, R., Elliot, S. Language lateralisation and cognitive performance in young children: A functional transcranial Doppler
study. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience. 2012. DOI: 10.3389/
conf.fnhum.2012.208.00146.
Churches, O., Kohler, M., Coussens, S., Thiessen, M., Keage, H.
Behavioural
neuroscience,
cognitive
neuroscience, If you want your writing to be remembered, use a different font.
genetics, EEG/ERPs, cognition, dementia, age-related cogni- Frontiers in Human Neuroscience. 2012. DOI: 10.3389/
tive changes
conf.fnhum.2012.208.00025
Publications
Churches, O., Callahan, R., Michalski, D., Brewer, N., Turner. E,,
Co-direct the Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory:
Keage, H.A.D., Thomas, N.A. and Nicholls, M.E.R. (2012) How
https://sites.google.com/site/cnslabunisa/
Academics Face the World: A Study of 5829 Homepage Pictures.
PLoS ONE 7, 7, e38940.
Perera, S., Crewther, D., Croft, R., Keage, H., Hermens, D., et al.
Cognitive Neuroscience Society
(2012) Comorbid Externalising Behaviour in AD/HD: Evidence for
Australian Cognitive Neuroscience Society
a Distinct Pathological Entity in Adolescence. PLoS ONE 7, 9,
e41407.
International Organization of Psychophysiology
Davis, D.H.J., Muniz Terrera, G., Keage, H., Rahkonen, T., Oinas,
M., Matthews, F.E., Cunningham, C., Polvikoski, T., Sulkava, R.,
MacLullich, A.M.J., Brayne, C. Delirium is a strong risk factor for
dementia in the oldest-old: a population-based cohort study.
Brain, 135, 9, 2809-2816.
International Psychogeriatric Association
Australian Association of Gerontology
The Australian Society for Medical Research
EEG and Clinical Neuroscience Society
Keage, H.A.D., Banks, S., Yang, K.L., Morgan, K., Brayne, C. and
Matthews, F.E. on behalf of the MRC Cognitive Function and
Associate Editor – Journal of Alzheimer’s Disorder
Ageing Study. (2012). What sleep characteristics predict cognitive decline in the elderly? Sleep Medicine, 13, 7, 886-892.
Keage, H.A.D, Churches, O.F., Kohler, M., Pomeroy, D., Luppino,
South Australian Tall Poppy (Australian Institute of Policy and
R., Bartolo, M., Elliot, S. (2012). Cerebrovascular function in aging
Science)
and dementia: a systematic review of transcranial doppler studies.
Dementia and Geriatric Cognitive Disorders Extra, 2, 258–270.
EAS Early-Career Researcher of the year
Keage, H.A.D., Matthews, F.E., Ince, P.G., Wharton, S. and
Brayne, C. (2012). Impact of less common and “disregarded” neurodegenerative pathologies on dementia burden in a populationbased cohort. Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, 28, 2, 485-493.
Grants
Keage, H., Kohler, M., Churches, O. R M Gibson Grant : Dementia and Cognitive Impairment: Investigating Functional Cerebrovascular Contributions to Dementia and Cognitive Impairment.
CAT3: The Australian Association of Gerontology Inc (2012),
$3,381.
Keage, H. Cerebrovascular functioning in Alzheimer’s Disorder
and Mild Cognitive Impairment. CAT3: Brain Foundation Research Grant (2012-2013), $29,826.
Churches, O., Keage, H., Kohler, M., Thiessen, M. Typeface in
the brain. DRPF (2012), $14,450.
Keage, H. Investigating biomarkers of dementia and improving
clinical criteria. NHMRC Early Career Fellowship (2011-2014),
$310,495.
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DR SUE KING
DR MARK KOHLER
Research Interest
Research Interest
Social Work and Human Services workforce research:
Sleep and cognition, Child development and child mental
Attracting and retaining social workers and other
health; Memory
human service workers in the context of an ageing workforce
Publications
and predicted labour shortages.
 Becoming and remaining human service professionals: explor- Cooper, P., Kohler, M. and Blunden, S. Sleep and academic
ing informal learning in the workplace with Professor Ed performance in Indigenous Australian children from a remote
community. Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, 2012; 48, 2,
Carson and Dr Lisa Papatraianou
122-127.
Justice workforce research – changing conceptualisations of prison officers’ work.. This research explores how officers and those Immanuel, S.A., Pamula, Y., Kohler, M., Martin, J., Kennedy, D.,
who work with them understand the role of the prison officer and Kabir, M.M., Saint, D.A. and Baumert, M. Respiratory timing and
variability during sleep in children with sleep-disordered breathing.
the factors that shape how the work is conceptualised.
J Appl Physiol. 2012;113, 10, 1635-1642.

Social Work education research:
Bruni, O., Kohler, M., Novelli, L., Kennedy D, Lushington, K. and
 Criminal record checks in social work education - an explora- Ferri, R. Role of NREM sleep instability in daytime cognitive
performance in children. Sleep, 2012; 35, 5, 649-656.
tion of the practice of Australian schools of social work.
 Evaluation of the social work studio, with Dr Carole Zufferey. Kohler, M.J., Kennedy, J.D., Martin, A.J. and Lushington, K.
This project looks at student and staff experience of the Parent versus teacher report of daytime behaviour in snoring
children. Sleep and Breathing 2012, 1-9, DOI: 10.1007/s11325recently established social work studio.
012-0736-9.
 Factors influencing student success in social work
education with Dr M. Rowntree and Dr C. Zufferey. This study Keage, H.A.D, Churches, O.F., Kohler, M., Pomeroy, D., Luppino,
explores how students account for their success at University. R., Bartolo, M., Elliot, S. (2012). Cerebrovascular function in
aging and dementia: a systematic review of transcranial doppler
studies. Dementia and Geriatric Cognitive Disorders Extra, 2,
Publications
258–70.
King, S. (2012). Prison work in a post-modern world. Revista de
Asistenta Sociala, 3, 43-54.
Grants
Supervision
PhD
Co Supervisor:
Laura Varley
Conference Papers
Keage, H., Kohler, M., Churches, O. R M Gibson Grant : Dementia and Cognitive Impairment: Investigating Functional Cerebrovascular Contributions to Dementia and Cognitive Impairment.
CAT3: The Australian Association of Gerontology Inc (2012),
$3,381
Supervision
King, S., Carson, E. and Papatraianou, L. Sustaining the workforce through professional networks, ANZTSR Hobart 2012 King, PhD
S. Navigating the challenges of inclusivity for students with a crim- Co Supervisor:
inal history, AASWWE Adelaide 2012.
Social Policy Research Group administrator
Australian Association of Social Workers, President SA
Branch (to October)
Australian and New Zealand Third Sector Research
Janette Rose
Emily Watson
Diana Carolina Cicua Navarro
Rachael Spooner
Lauren Holloway Cassie Hilditch
Honours
Nathan Bradshaw
Amie Hartland
Annalisa Dimonte
Alexandra Mannarino
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Conference Papers
Watson, E., S. Banks, S., Rigney, G., Kohler, M. and Blunden, S.
The effects of dietary sugar intake on prepubescent girls’ sleep
stages: a preliminary study. Journal of Sleep Research, 21, 238,
2012
Reviewer for: Lilienfeld S, Lynn S, Namy L, Woolf N, Jamieson G, Haslam N, Slaughter V. Psychology: From
enquiry to understanding. 2012. Pearson. Frenchs Forest,
NSW.
Bruni, O., Kohler, M., Novelli, L., Kennedy, D., Lushington, K., Research Awards and Prizes
Martin, J., Ferri, R. NREM sleep instability and cognitive perfor2012 Supported Researcher
mance in childhood. Sleep, 2012, 35, A375.
Bruni, O., Kohler, M., Novelli, L., Kennedy, D., Lushington, K.,
Martin, J. and Ferri, R. The relationship between sleep slow
oscillation and cognitive performance in children. Journal of Sleep
Research, 2012, 21, 1, 303.
Hawke Research Institute, Early career
seminar grant, University of South Australia
researcher
Cicua-Navarro, D., Kohler, M., Kennedy, D., Biggs, S., Martin, J.
and Lushington, K. Two year follow-up of children with and without snoring from a community sample. Sleep and Biological
Rhythms, 2012, 10, 1, 71.
Chatburn, A., Coussens, S., Lushington, K., Kennedy, D.,
Baumert, M. and Kohler, M. Sleep spindle activity and cognitive
function in healthy children. Sleep and Biological Rhythms.
2012;10(Suppl. 1), 63.
Kohler, M. Should we be worried about snoring in infancy? Sleep
and Biological Rhythms. 2012;10(Suppl. 1), 48.
Kohler, M. Is being big bad for sleep and breathing in childhood?
Sleep and Biological Rhythms, 2012, 10, 1, 35.
Spooner, R., Kohler, M., Lushington, K. and Kennedy, D. Neuropsychological function in very young children following treatment
for sleep disordered breathing. Sleep and Biological Rhythms.
2012, 10, 1, 14.
Cooper, P., Kohler, M. and Blunden, S. Sleep and academic
performance in indigenous Australian children from a remote
community: An exploratory study. Sleep and Biological Rhythms.
2012, 10, 1, 9.
Hartland, A., Kohler, M., Churches, O., Keage, H., Badcock, N.,
Spooner, R. and Elliot, S. Language lateralisation and cognitive
performance in young children: A functional transcranial Doppler
study. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience. 2012. DOI: 10.3389/
conf.fnhum.2012.208.00146.
Churches, O., Kohler, M., Coussens, S., Thiessen, M. and Keage,
H. If you want your writing to be remembered, use a different
font. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience. 2012. DOI: 10.3389/
conf.fnhum.2012.208.00025
Co-direct the Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory:
https://sites.google.com/site/cnslabunisa/
Australasian Cognitive Neuroscience Society
Healthy Development Adelaide
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Litchfield, C. (2012). Dr Carla Litchfield: On Working with animals (Get to know the author). Magpies, 27, 4, 18-21.
Litchfield, C. (2012). Journey of Discovery. Zoo Times. July
2012, 14-15. Adelaide: The Royal Zoological Society of South
Australia.
Grants
DR CARLA LITCHFIELD
Pearson, E., Litchfield C., Sanders, B. Evaluating the ‘Seal the
Loop’ Initiative by Melbourne Zoo. CAT2. Zoos Victoria (20122013) $2000.
Supervision
Research Interest
PhD
Conservation Psychology- applying principles of Psychology
Primary Supervisor:
to change non-sustainable human behaviour; and to enhance
welfare of animals in captive and ‘wild’ environments
Hayley Tindle
Great Ape behaviour, cognition and conservation
Jillian Ryan
The bushmeat trade crisis in Africa and possible solutions for
hundreds of orphaned Great Apes in African sanctuaries
Honours
Elissa Pearson
Responsible wildlife tourism; applications of Ecological Learning Theory
Rocco Luppino
Monika Szokalski
Rainer Panoch
Mark Swee Peng Chung
Behavioural enrichment to promote captive animal welfare;
maintenance of behavioural diversity for successful reintro- Research Awards and Prizes
duction of captive animals;
Human-animal interactions; psychopathology and animal
abuse
Dog behaviour and cognition and human fear of dogs
Publications
Litchfield, C., Lushington, K., Bigwood, S. and Foster, W.
(2012). Living in harmony with wildlife: considering the animal’s
‘point of view’ in planning and design. In S. Lehmann and
R.Crocker (Eds.), Designing for Zero Waste: Consumption,
Technologies and the Built Environment. London: Earthscan.
Szokalski, M.S., Litchfield, C.A., Foster, W.K. (2012). Enrichment for captive tigers (Panthera tigris): Current knowledge and
future directions. Applied Animal Behaviour Science 139, 1-2, 1
-9.
Smith, B.P., Appleby, R.G., Litchfield, C.A.. (2012). Spontaneous tool-use: An observation of a dingo (Canis dingo) using a
table to access an out-of-reach food reward. Behavioural Processes 89, 3, 219-224.
Pearson, E.L., Dorrian, J. and Litchfield, C.A. (2012). Harnessing
animal conservation and environmental education. UK Routledge.
Litchfield, C. (2012).
Dog Books.
Big Cats Closeup. Fitzroy, Victoria: Wild
Litchfield, C. (2012). Elephants Closeup, Fitzroy, Victoria: Wild
Dog Books.
Litchfield, C. (2012). Saving Orangutans. Newton, New South
Wales: Walker Books Australia.
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PROFESSOR KURT LUSHINGTON
Research Interest
Adult and Child Sleep Disorders
Information Technologies in Teaching
Stress and Fatigue
Mikaila Crotty
Douglas Drury
Valerie O’Keeffe
Mal Christie
Raymond Matthews
Gemma Paech
Honours
Alexandra Brown
Conference Papers
Spooner, R., Kohler, M., Lushington, K. and Kennedy, D. (2012).
Neuropsychological function in very young children following
treatment for sleep disordered breathing. Sleep and Biological
Rhythms 10, S1, 14–15.
Chatburn, A., Coussens, S. Lushington, K., Kennedy, D.,
Baumert, M. and Kohler, M. (2012). Sleep spindle activity and
Publications
cognitive function in healthy children. Sleep and Biological
Kohler, M.J., Kennedy, J.D., Martin, A.J. and Lushington, K. Rhythms 10, S1, 63.
(2012). Parent versus teacher report of daytime behaviour in Cicua-Navarro, D., Kohler, M., Kennedy, D., Biggs, S., Martin, J.
snoring children. Sleep and Breathing 2012, 1-9, DOI: 10.1007/ and Lushington, K. (2012). Two year follow-up of children with
s11325-012-0736-9
and without snoring from a community sample. Sleep and BiologiDellmann, T. and Lushington, K. (2012). Characteristics of cal Rhythms 10, S1, 71.
Experienced Natural Therapists. JATMS. 18, 2, 95-100.
Forest, G., van den Heave, C., Lushington, K. and De Koninck, J. (2012). Increasing work-integrated learning in Australian psychol(2012). Temperature biofeedback and sleep: limited findings ogy undergraduates through an experiential learning placement.
and methodological challenges. Chronophysiology and Therapy XXX International Congress of Psychology, 22-27 July 2012,
2, 1-8.
Cape Town.
Biggs, S. N., Kennedy, J. D., Martin, A. J., van den Heuvel, C. J.
and Lushington, K. (2012). Psychometric properties of an
omnibus sleep problems questionnaire for school-aged children.
Sleep Medicine 13, 4, 390-95.
Bruni, O., Kohler, M., Novelli, L., Kennedy, D., Lushington, K.,
Martin, J. and Ferri, R. (2012). NREM sleep instability and cognitive performance in childhood. Sleep, 36, Abstract Supplement,
1112.
Bruni, O., Kohler, M., Novelli, L., Kennedy, D., Lushington, K., Bruni, O., Kohler, M., Novelli, L., Kennedy, D., Lushington, K.,
Martin, J. and Ferri, R. (2012). The role of NREM sleep instabil- Martin, J., Ferri, R. (2012). The relationship between sleep slow
ity in child cognitive performance. Sleep, 35, 5, 649-56.
oscillation and cognitive performance in children. Journal of Sleep
Dellmann, T. and Lushington, K. (2012). How natural therapists Research 21, 1, 303.
enhance positive expectations in patients. Complementary Thera- Lushington, K., Lack, L., Van Dongen, H. and Van Den Heuvel
pies in Clinical Practice, 18, 2, 99-105.
C.J. (2012). Circadian variations in the tone and quality of
Bryan, J., Ranzijn, R., Balfour, C., Tuckey, M., Hayward, R., Pear- thoughts in sleep maintenance insomniacs and good sleeping
son, E., Jackman, G. and Lushington, K. (2012). Increasing the controls. Sleep, 36, Abstract Supplement, 0694.
Changing the Curriculum. In S. McCarthy, J. Cranney, K. L. Dick- Professional Associations
Sleep Research Society
Publishing. Ch 12 160-179, ISBN13 978-1-4438-3448-3.
Australian Psychological Society
Litchfield, C., Lushington, K., Bigwood, S. and Foster, W. (2012).
Living in harmony with wildlife: considering the animal’s ‘point of
view’ in planning and design. In S. Lehmann and R.Crocker
Reviewed articles for:
(Eds.), Designing for Zero Waste: Consumption, Technologies
International Journal of Psychophysiology
and the Built Environment. London: Earthscan
Journal of Sleep Medicine
Supervision
Sleep
Sleep Medicine reviews
PhDs:
Co Supervisor:
Simon Raftery
Garry Hall
Diana Carolina Cicua Navarro
Rachael Spooner
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DR SARVEN MCLINTON
DR NICOLE MOULDING
Research
Research Interest
Cross-cultural psychology
Instrument development
Mental health, the links between violence against women and
mental health, social work approaches to mental health,
gender and mental health
Delphi method
Anger and work stress
Publications
Rowntree, M., Moulding, N. and Bryant, L. (2012). Feminine
Sexualities in Chic Lit, Australian Feminist Studies, 27, 72, 121Dollard, M. F., Bailey, T. S., McLinton, S. S., Richards, P., McTer- 137.
nan, W. P., Taylor, A. and Bond, S. (2012). Australian WorkSupervision
place Barometer (AWB) results: Report on psychosocial safety
climate and worker health in Australia. Safework Australia.
PhD
Publications
Dollard, M. F., Bailey, T. S., Tuckey, M. and McLinton, S. S Co Supervisor:
(2012). Parliamentary inquiry on workplace bullying and harassment.
Kristina Birchmore
Grants
Monica Hinton
McLinton, S. S., Dollard, M. F. and Bailey, T. S. (2012). Work-life
balance: An investigation in to psychosocial factors in South Australian workers. SafeWork SA , $10,000.
Danielle Hanisch
Conference Papers
McLinton, S. S. (2012, August). Australian and Japanese differences in predispositions to anger: Looking at targets of interpersonal anger in and out of the workplace using the McLinton Interpersonal Domain-specific Anger Instrument (MIDAI). The 3rd AsiaPacific Expert Workshop on Psychosocial Risk Factors at Work,
Tokyo, Japan.
Supervision
Honours
Kyla Trewartha
Mikaela Owen
Violetta Prauza
Naomi Blake
Tanja Stojadinovic
Karolina Kleczaj
Conference Papers
Hanisch, D., Moulding, N. and Wendt, S. (2012). Nobody could
ever love me: Challenges in romantic relationships for women
with histories of childhood sexual abuse and a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder. 12th Annual Conference Of The APS
Psychology Of Relationships Interest Group, Adelaide.
Hanisch, D., Wendt, S. and Moulding, N. (2012). The Abuse
Led to the Disorder that Caused the Behaviour: Women’s Connections between Childhood Sexual Abuse and Borderline Personality Disorder, Australian Womens and Gender Studies Association Conference Paper, Sydney.
Reviewer for the SAGE Open Journal
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Fiori, K.L., Windsor, T.D., Pearson, E.L. and Crisp, D.A. (2012).
Can positive social exchanges buffer the detrimental effects of
negative social exchanges? Age and gender differences. Gerontology, advance online publication DOI: 10.1159/000339747.
DR ELISSA PEARSON
Research Interest
Conservation Psychology
Pearson, E., Windsor, T.D., Crisp, D.A., Butterworth, P. and Anstey, K.J. (2012). Neighbourhood characteristics: Shaping the
wellbeing of older Australians. NSPAC Research Monograph 2,
National Seniors Productive Ageing Centre: Canberra. Available
from:
http://www.productiveageing.com.au/userfiles/file/
NeighbourhoodCharacteristics.pdf.
Grants
Pearson, E., Litchfield C., Sanders, B. Evaluating the Seal the
Teaching and learning in Psychology
Loop Initiative by Melbourne Zoo. CAT2. Zoos Victoria (2012-
Human-animal interactions
2013), $2000.
Environmental education
Animal behaviour
Applied psychology
Supervision
Honours
Rainer Panoch
Publications
Conference Papers
Hayward, R., Ranzijn, R., Bryan, J. and Pearson, E. (2012).
Developing program learning objectives to enhance the work
readiness of Australian Psychology graduates. In V. Karandashev
and S. McCarthy (Eds.), Teaching Psychology Around the World,
3, 87-104. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
Pearson, E.L. (2012). Conservation psychology: A gap in current
undergraduate psychology education. The South East Asia
Psychology Conference, Kota Kinabalu, Borneo, Malaysia
[abstract refereed].
Bryan, J., Ranzijn, R., Balfour, C., Tuckey, M., Hayward, R.,
Pearson, E., Jackman, G. and Lushington, K. (2012). Increasing
the Work-Readiness of Australian Psychology Undergraduates by
Changing the Curriculum. In S. McCarthy, J. Cranney, K. L. Dickson, A. Trapp and V. Karandashev (Eds.) Teaching Psychology
Publishing.
Pearson, E.L., Dorrian, J. and Litchfield, C.A. ( 2012). Harnessing
animal conservation and environmental education. UK:
Routledge.
Australian Psychological Society (APS) - member
APS Interest Group: Psychology Education
APS Interest Group: Psychology and the Environment
APS Interest Group: Psychologists for the Promotion of
Animal Welfare
Australian Orangutan Project - member
Australasian Primate Society - member
Zoos SA - member
Australasian Society for the Study of Animal Behaviour member
Golden Key International Honour Society - member
Pearson, E., Ranzijn, R., Goodwin-Smith, I., Campbell, A. and
Hayward, R. (2012). Strengthening teaching and learning in Editorial and Reviewer Roles
Psychology through looking beyond disciplinary boundaries: A
Reviewed for the journals 'Environmental Education Research'
case-study from the University of South Australia. In V. Karanand 'PLoS One'
dashev and S. McCarthy (Eds.), Teaching Psychology Around the
World, 3, 55-71. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. Research Awards and Prizes
Pearson, E.L., Windsor, T.D., Crisp, D.A., Pilkington, P.D. and
Anstey, K.J. (2012). Normative data and longitudinal invariance
of the Life Engagement Test (LET) in a community sample of older adults. Quality of Life Research, advance online publication
DOI: 10.1007/s11136-012-0146-2.
Windsor, T., Pearson, E. and Butterworth, P. (2012). Age group
differences and longitudinal changes in approach-avoidance sensitivity: Findings from an 8-year longitudinal study. Journal of Research in Personality, advance online publication DOI: 10.1016/
j.jrp.2012.07.002.
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International Journal of Mental Health – reviewer
Australian Guidance and Counselling Journal - editorial
panel member
DR NADINE PELLING
Research Interest
The Development of Professional Counselling in Australasia
The Development and Assessment of Clinical and Counselling
Skills
Counselling Supervision
The Intersection of Technology and Applied Psychological and
DR SILVIA PIGNATA
Counselling Practice
Hypnosis
Research Interest
Publications
Psychological injury and the prevention of work stress
Upsdell, T.G., Pelling, N.J. and Campbell, A. (2012). Australian
Internet-based Counselling Services and Their Ethical Compliance: What Practitioners Need to Know. Counselling, Psychotherapy and Health, 7, 1, 14-48.
The impact of organisational stress-reduction interventions on
employee well-being and work attitudes
Grants
Psychosocial aspects of occupational health and safety
Human Factors: Interaction of people and socio-technical
systems within the work environment.
Pelling, N. ACA: College of Supervision Guidelines. Consultancy . Conference Papers
CAT 3 (2012-13).
Pignata, S., Winefield, A. H., Boyd, C. M. and Provis, C. (2012).
Pelling, N., Kavanagh, P., Gleaves, D. UniSA Teaching and Stress-reduction interventions: Employees' perceptions of what
Learning Development: Large Scale Assessment of Applied works. the 2012 Stress and Anxiety Research (STAR) ConferCounselling Microskills: The Development of an Efficient Exami- ence, Palma de Mallorca, Spain.
nation. CAT4 (2012-13).
Winefield, H., Pignata, S. and Winefield, A. H. (2012). Predictors
of adult social support. The 2012 Stress and Anxiety Research
Supervision
(STAR) Conference, Palma de Mallorca, Spain.
Honours
Apoorva Madan
Jonathan Osis
Supervision
Honours:
Chair of the College of Supervision ACA (Australia)
Oliver Brecht
Australian Psychology Society (APS) Full Member
Australian Psychological Society (MAPS), member
Australian Health Practitioner Registration Agency (AHPRA)
Registered Psychologist with Clinical Endorsement
Australian Register of Counsellors and Psychotherapists
(ARCAP) Listed Counsellor
APS Clinical College Member
Board
of
Australia
Approved
Australian Society of Hypnosis Member
Australian Counselling Association Fellow
ACA (Australia) Approved Supervisor
Certified Professional, Australian Human Resources Institute
(CAHRI)
Australian Aviation Psychology Association (AAvPA)
Stress and Anxiety Research Society (STAR).
APS Approved Clinical College Supervisor
Psychology
Supervisor
Amy Wilson
Principal
Reviewer: Australian Journal of Management
School of Psychology, Social Work and Social Policy,
Tony Winefield (PhD Research Thesis Prize)
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Petrescu, I., MacFarlane, K. and Ranzijn, R. (2012). Psychological effects of poetry workshops with people with early stage
dementia: An exploratory study. Dementia. Published online Aug
17 2012. DOI: 10.1177/1471301212456279.
Supervision
DR ROBERT RANZIJN
Research Interest
Psychology and Indigenous Australians
Adult development and ageing in diverse and marginalised
groups of people
Productive ageing, positive psychology of ageing, successful
ageing
Masters
Matthew Condie
Honours
Jennilee Harrington
Melissa Minney
Conference Papers
(2012). Increasing the work-readiness of Australian psychology
undergraduates through an experiential learning placement. 30th
International Congress of psychology. Cape Town, South Africa
Ranzijn, R. (2012). Teaching Developmental Psychology to
enhance the work-readiness of psychology undergraduates.
Abstracts of the XXX International Congress of Psychology, Cape
Hayward, R., Ranzijn, R., Bryan, J. and Pearson, E. (2012).
Town.
Developing Program Learning Objectives to Enhance the Work
Readiness of Australian Psychology Graduates. In S. McCarthy, Ranzijn, R., Mitchell, M. and Every, D. (2012). Everyday antiracJ. Cranney, K. L. Dickson, A. Trapp and V. Karandashev (Eds.) ism in interpersonal contexts: Constraining and facilitating factors
Teaching Psychology around the World, 3. Newcastle upon for ‘speaking up’ against racism. Abstracts of the XXX International Congress of Psychology, Cape Town.
Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
Publications
Bryan, J., Ranzijn, R., Balfour, C., Tuckey, M., Hayward, R., Pear- Research Administration
son, E., Jackman, G. and Lushington, K. (2012). Increasing the
Member of UniSA Human Research Ethics Committee
Changing the Curriculum. In S. McCarthy, J. Cranney, K. L. DickProfessional Associations
Australian Association of Gerontology
Publishing.
APS Interest Groups in: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
Peoples and Psychology; Psychology and Ageing; and TeachPearson, E., Ranzijn, R., Goodwin-Smith, I., Campbell, A. and
ing, Learning and Psychology
Hayward, R. (2012). Strengthening teaching and learning in
Psychology through looking beyond disciplinary boundaries: A
case-study from the University of South Australia. In V. Karan- Editorial and Reviewer Roles
dashev and S. McCarthy (Eds.), Teaching Psychology Around the
PhD’s thesis reviewer and Doctor of Psychology thesis
World, 3, 55-71. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
Assessor for Office of Learning and Teaching grants
Mcconnochie, K., Ranzijn, R., Hodgson, L., Nolan, W., Samson,
R. (2012). Working in Indigenous Contexts: Self-Reported Expe- Research Awards and Prizes
riences of Non-Indigenous Australian Psychologists. Australian
Psychologist 47, 4, 204-212.
McConnochie, K. and Ranzijn, R. (2012). Preparing Students for
Cross-Cultural Practice: Indigenous Australians as a Case Study.
Psychology Learning and Teaching (Special Edition on Globalisation and the Teaching of Psychology), 11, 3, 344-351.
Ranzijn, R. and McConnochie, K. (2012). Teaching intercultural
diversity and Indigenous psychology: The Talking Stick as a strategy to manage student discomfort around difficult issues. In S.
McCarthy, J. Cranney, K. L. Dickson, A. Trapp and V. Karandashev (Eds.), Teaching Psychology around the World, 3, 15-29.
Cambridge, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
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MS PENELOPE RICHARDS
Research Interest
Work related psychological injury including distress, anxiety,
depression, burnout
Mechanisms behind workplace psychological injury
Use of technology in clinical psychology and psychotherapy
Publications
Dollard, M. F., Bailey, T. S., McLinton, S. S., Richards, P.,
McTernaN, W. P., Taylor, A. and Bond, S. (2012). Australian
Workplace Barometer (AWB) results: Report on psychosocial
safety climate and worker health in Australia. Safework Australia.
Available at http://www.safeworkaustralia.gov.au/sites/swa/about/
publications/pages/the-australian-workplace-barometer-report.
Australian Psychological Society
Australian Clinical Psychology Association
PROFESSOR BILL RUNCIMAN
Research Interest
Patient Safety and Healthcare Human Factors
International Society of Mental Health Online
Publications
Registered Psychologist (Provisional)
Braithwaite J., Westbrook M., Nugus P., Greenfield D., Travaglia
J., Runciman W., Foxwell A. R., Boyce R.A., Devinney T., Westbrook J. (2012). A four-year, systems-wide intervention promoting interprofessional collaboration. BMC Health Services Research 12 (1), 99-106.
Braithwaite J., Westbrook M., Nugus P., Greenfield D., Travalia
J., Runciman W., Foxwell A.R., Boyce R.A., Devinney T., Westbrook J. (2012). Continuing differences between health professions’ attitudes: the saga of accomplishing systems-wide interprofessionalism. The International Journal for Quality in Health Care
1-8.
DR MARGARET ROWNTREE
Research Interest
Thomas, M.J.W., Schultz, T.J., Hannaford, N., Runciman, W.B.
(2012). Failures in Transition: Learning from Incidents Relating to
Clinical Handover in Acute Care. Journal for Healthcare Quality.
DOI: 10.1111/j.1945-1474.2011.00189.x.
Emotion and embodiment
Dunn, A.G., Braithwaite, J., Gallego, B., Day, R.O., Runciman,
W., Coiera, E. (2012). Nation-scale adoption of new medicines
Publications
by doctors: an application of the Bass diffusion model. BMC
Rowntree, M., Moulding, N. and Bryant, L. (2012). Feminine Health Services Research 12, 1, 248-256.
Sexualities in Chic Lit, Australian Feminist Studies, 27, 72,121- Westbrook, J.I., Reckmann, M., Li, L., Runciman, W.B., Burke, R.,
137.
Lo, C., Baysari, M.T., Braithwaite, J., Day, R.O. (2012). Effects
Rowntree, M.R. (2012). Women’s sexual lives in the new millennium: Insights from their daydreams, refereed paper from the
proceedings of the 2011 CSAA Conference: Cultural ReOrientations and Comparative Colonialities, Cultural Studies Australasian
Association, Adelaide.
Conference Papers
of Two Commercial Electronic Prescribing Systems on Prescribing Error Rates in Hospital In-Patients: A Before and After Study.
PLoS Med 9, 1: e1001164. DOI::10.1371/journal.pmed.1001164
Runciman, W.B., Coiera, E.W., Day, R.O., Hannaford, N.A.,
Hibbert, P.D., Hunt, T.D. (2012). et al. Towards the delivery of
appropriate health care in Australia. Med J Aust. 197,2, 78-81.
Runciman, W.B., Hunt, T.D., Hannaford, N.A., Hibbert, P.D.,
Sexuality: Still the missing social axis in social work education. Westbrook, J.I., Coiera, E.W. (2012). et al. CareTrack: asPaper presented at the AASWWE Symposium, September 2012, sessing the appropriateness of health care delivery in Australia.
Adelaide.
Med J Aust. 197, 2,100-105.
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Hunt, T.D., Ramanathan, S.A., Hannaford, N.A., Hibbert, P.D., Editorial and Reviewer Roles
Braithwaite, J., Coiera, E., Day, R.O., Westbrook, J.I., Runciman,
Reviewed articles for Medical Journal of Australia and
W.B. (2012). CareTrack Australia: assessing the appropriateBritish Medical Journal
ness of adult healthcare: protocol for a retrospective medical
Member of Editorial Board of the ‘International Journal of Evirecord review. BMJ Open 2012 Jan 18;2:e000665.
dence-Based Healthcare’;
Grants
Member of Editorial Board of ‘Quality and Safety in Health Care’
Jeffrey Braithwaite, Johanna I Westbrook, Enrico W Coiera, Wiland ‘Clinical Risk’
liam B Runciman, Richard O Day. Patient Safety: enabling and
supporting change for a safer and more effective health system. Research Awards and Prizes
NHMRC grant (2009-2013), $1,680,000.
Magrabi, F., Runciman, W. Near real-time identification of patient
safety incidents reported by health professionals. NHMRC grant
(2012-2014), $314,263.
Coiera, E., Glaszioiu, P., Liaw, S-T., Sintchenko, V., Runciman,
W. Magrabi, F., Luxan B.G. Centre of Research Excellence in eHealth. NHMRC grant (2012-2014), $2,499,870.
Callen, J., Georgiou, Runciman, W. Can technology make communication in complex systems safer and more efficient? Evaluation of an electronic test management system in health care.
ARC Discovery grant (2012-2014), $260,000.
DR HARRY SAVELSBERG
Supervision
Research Interest
PhDs:
Principal supervisor:
Shanthi Ramanathan
Co Supervisor:
Martin Basedow
Sociological and policy investigations of young people experiencing challenging circumstances
Grants
Conference Papers
Savelsberg, H., Hattam, R. Marginalised young people and post
The Epistemology of Patient Safety Research. Australian Institute school vocational and educational pathways—what’s not workof Health Innovation, 2012, Sydney.
ing? DRPF (2012), $10,482
CareTrack Australia. AOCR 2012 Safe and Sound: Radiology in
the 21st Century. (2012), Sydney; Avedis Donabedian University
Institute. Autonomous University of Barcelona, Barcelona; Turkish
Society of Quality Improvement in Healthcare, Istanbul.
Savelsberg, H. TAFE SA Evaluation of Community Engagement
Program - Northern Business Research Partnerships (2012),
$20,000
Savelsberg, H., Chonody, J. Providing an academic-based reThe appropriateness of care received by Australians: recommen- search evaluation of Para West Adult Campus Engagement stratdations from CareTrack Australia. The Australasian Conference egies – in particular the Pathways for Young Mum’s program.
Northern Business Research Partnerships (2012), $20,000
on Error in Medical Imaging , 2012, Melbourne.
Incident Monitoring. Australian College for Emergency Medicine Guerin, B., Tedmanson, D., Savelsberg, H., Review of Wiltanendi
and Carclew Indigenous Programs, CAT2: Social Inclusion Unit
Annual Scientific Meeting, 2012, Hobart, Tasmania
st of Premier’s and Cabinet Department (2010-2012), $250,000.
Is ‘perfect’ the enemy of ‘good’? Safety and Quality in the 21
Century. Australian College for Emergency Medicine Annual Sci- Supervision
entific Meeting, 2012, Hobart, Tasmania.
PhD
Tracking and evaluating appropriateness of healthcare delivery
Megan Addis
and Incident reporting and its implications for patient safety PaYvette Booth
Paula Rowe
tient First Joint International Conference on Quality Assurance Co Supervisor:
and Patient Safety, 2012, Pondicherry, India.
Crisis Management. Indian Society of Anaesthesiologists, 2012,
Pondicherry, India.
Manuscript reviewer for the Journal of Youth Studies and
Australian Journal on Volunteering
Reviewer of Politics and Policy books for Pearson Education
Australia
President, Australian Patient Safety Foundation Inc
Australian Medical Association
Australian New Zealand College of Anaesthetists
Editorial Board of the Australian Journal on Volunteering
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DR MICHELLE SHORT
Research Interest
Sleep and Circadian Rhythms
Pediatric and Adolescent Sleep
Cross-cultural Research
Publications
DR SUSAN SIMPSON
Research Interest
Personality disorders and chronic psychological difficulties
Schema therapy model
Remote and Rural Clinical Psychology; Tele-psychology/ Video therapy
Eating Disorders, motivation to change, 3D body scanning,
schema therapy model.
Dewald, J.F., Short, M.A., Gradisar, M., Oort, F.J., Meijer, A.M.
(2012). The Chronic Sleep Reduction Questionnaire (CSRQ): A Publications
cross-cultural comparison and validation in Dutch and Australian Simpson, S. (2012). Schema Therapy for Eating Disorders: A
adolescents. Journal of Sleep Research, 21, 5, 584-594.
case studyillustration of the mode approach. In M. van Vreeswijk,
Dohnt, H., Gradisar, M., Short, M.A. (2012). Insomnia and its J. Broersen and M. Nadort (Eds.). The Wiley-Blackwell Handsymptoms in adolescents: Comparing DSM-IV and ICSD-II diag- book of Schema Therapy: Theory, Research and Practice, Part III
nostic criteria. Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine, 8, 3, 295-299. Chapter 1, 145-171. Wiley:Chichester, UK.
Short, M.A., Gradisar, M., Lack, L.C., Wright, H., Carskadon, M.A. Grants
(2012). The discrepancy between actigraphic and sleep diary
Simpson, S., Stefanovic, S. The role of resilience and work relatmeasures of sleep in adolescents. Sleep Medicine, 13, 4, 378ed beliefs in preventing burnout amongst Clinical Psychologists.
384 .
DRPF 2012, $7320.
Lack, L., Short, M., Dorrian, J., Roach, G.D., Xhou, X., Lovato, N.,
Ferguson, S.A. (2012). Author's response to Letter to the Editor. Supervision
Applied Ergonomics, 43, 1, 267.
Masters
Sandra English
Ann Nolan
Grants
Tanya Schmaal
Stephanie Bond
Penelope Richards
Nicholas Croucher
Short, M.A., Centofanti, S. and Hilditch, C. Consequences of
Alissa Markou
Sustained Operations Shiftwork: Sleep inertia and recovery. Honours
Bushfire CRC (2011– 2014), $31,000.
Conference Papers
Video Therapy – Improving Access to Real Psychologists in RealConference Papers
time. ‘ePsychology Conference Workshop’, Australian PsychoShort, M.A., Gradisar, M., Wright, H., Lack, L., Dewald, J., logical Society. Linking in to Mental Health: Using Electronic
Wolfson, A.W. and Carskadon, M.A. (2012). A cross-cultural Communications in Psychological Practice. Institute of Health and
comparison of sleep duration between U.S. and Australian Biomedical Innovation at Queensland University of Technology,
adolescents: The effect of school start time, parent-set bedtimes Brisbane, 2012.
and extra-curricular load. Australasian Sleep Association meetGroup Schema Therapy for Eating Disorders. International Socieing, Darwin.
ty for Schema Therapy Conference, New York, 2012.
International Pediatric Sleep Association
Reviewer for SLEEP, Sleep Medicine and Behavioural Sleep
Medicine.
Clinical Outcome and Patient Experiences of Telepsychology in
Scotland/ UniSA Telepsychology Project’ Statewide Rehabilitation
Clinical Network. TeleRehabilitation Forum, Adelaide Oval Function Centre, 2012.
Member of Australian Psychological Society
Member of ISST: Accredited Schema Therapist
Associate Editor for Frontiers in Psychology for Clinical
Settings
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Conference Papers
Tedmanson, D. and Vicary, A. (2012). Governance, Institutional
Capacity Building, Risk and Opportunity: Developing Strategies
for Enhancing Social Work and Human Service Education',
AASWE Symposium, Adelaide.
Tedmanson, D. and Dawson, D. (2012). Learning Country: Preplacement Indigenous cultural orientation, AASWE Symposium,
Adelaide.
MS DEIRDRE T EDMANSON
Research Interest
Indigenous governance, policy, politics
Postcolonialism and globalisation
Participatory research methods
Community and social development; social and emotional well
-being
Critical management perspectives
Tedmanson, D., Muncey, P. and Diamandi, S. (2012). Learning
Country: Reflections from Student Engagement and Field Placement Experiences– Difference, distance and dialogue!. AASWE
Symposium, Adelaide.
Tedmanson, D., Dawson, D., McDonald, P., Colson, R., Colson,
D. and Petersen, K. (2012). Enterprising Collaboration, Indigenous Business, Enterprise and Corporations Conference, University of Western Australia, Perth.
Publications
The Australian Centre for Social Innovation, Tjungu project
Tedmanson, D. (2012). Whose Capacity needs Building? Chap(with collaborating partners Uniting Communities and from the
ter 12: in Prasad, A (ed). Against the Grain: Advances in PostAPY Lands).
colonial Organization Studies, Copenhagen Business School
Press, Denmark .
Tedmanson, D., Verduyn, K.; Essers, C. and Gartner, W. (2012).
Critical Perspectives in Entrepreneurship Research, Organization,
19, 5, 531– 541.
Williamson, G., Thompson, K. and Tedmanson, D. (2012). Supporting Aboriginal People to Obtain and Retain Driver Licences:
An Informed Review of the Literature and Relevant Initiatives,
Report for SA Health.
Grants
Australian Association for Social Work and Welfare Education
International Political Science Association
Australian Political Science Association
Academy of Management
European Group for Organizational Studies
Standing Committee on Organizational Symbolism
Thompson, K., Williamson, G. and Tedmanson, D. Supporting
Aboriginal People to Obtain and Retain Driver Licences: An Informed Review of the Literature and Relevant Initiatives. CAT2:
Report for SA Health (2010-2012), $32,000.
Reviewer of Australian Social Work; Gender, Work and
Organizattion ; Organization - the Critical Journal of Organization, Theory and Society; Communication, Politics and Culture
Tedmanson, D., Vicary, A., Lushington, K., McDonald, P., Colson,
Guest Editor (Speical Issue): Organizattion - the Critical JourD., Colson, R., Ramzan, B., Lewis, G., Nyaningu, P. Tjungu Bold
nal of Organization, Theory and Society
Ideas Better Lives Challenge Project. CAT2: The Australian Centre for Social Innovation (2010-1012), $110,000.
Guerin, B., Tedmanson, D., Savelsberg, H. Review of Wiltanendi
and Carclew Indigenous Programs, CAT2: Social Inclusion Unit
of Premier’s and Cabinet Department (2010-2012), $250,000.
Guerin, B., Tedmanson, D., Guerin, P.B, Clark, Y. Indigenous
mental health in remote communities, ARC project (2008-2012),
$65,000.
Supervision
PhD
Alan O’Connor
Alice Dodd
Honours
Kelly Eickoff
Theresa Chamberlain
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Tuckey, Hayward. Emotional boundaries: A new perspective on
emotion management. DRPF(2012), $12,497.
Tuckey, Chen, Li, Dollard. Prevention of workplace bullying
through risk assessment. SafeWork SA Commissioned Research
Grants (2013-2014), $122,503.
DR MICHELLE T UCKEY
Research Interest
Tuckey, Dollard, Zadow. Psychosocial Safety Climate, Safety
Climate, Safety Performance and Safety Outcomes in
Healthcare. SafeWork SA Linkage Project Support Grants (20132016), $150,000.
Supervision
PhD
Psychosocial influences on well-being at work, particularly
Primary Supervisor:
workplace bullying, acute stressors (e.g., potentially traumatic
events, such as those attended by emergency services
personnel) emotion regulation at work and the pathways to
Co supervisor:
work engagement.
Publications
Bryan, J., Ranzijn, R., Balfour, C., Tuckey, M., Hayward, R.,
Pearson, E., Jackman, G. and Lushington, K. (2012). Increasing
the Work-Readiness of Australian Psychology Undergraduates by
Changing the Curriculum. In S. McCarthy, J. Cranney, K. L.
Dickson, A. Trapp and V. Karandashev (Eds.) Teaching
Psychology around the World, 3. Newcastle upon Tyne:
Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
Associate supervisor:
Mikaila Crotty
Valerie O’Keefe
Sharon Kwan
Amy Zadow
Wesley McTernan
Conference Papers
Tuckey, M.R., Boyd, C.M., Winefield, A.H. and Winefield, H.R.
(2012). Extending the Job Demands-Resources Model: Adding
threat demands to the equation. Asia-Pacific Expert Workshop on
Psychosocial Risk Factors at Work. Tokyo, Japan.
(2012). Increasing the work-readiness of Australian psychology
Tuckey, M.R., Chrisopoulos, S. and Dollard, M.F. (2012). Job
undergraduates through an experiential learning placement. The
demands, resource deficiencies and workplace harassment:
30th International Congress of psychology. Cape Town, South
Evidence for micro level effects. International Journal of Stress
Africa.
Management, 19, 4, 292-310.
Tuckey, M.R., Winwood, P.C. and Dollard, M.F.
(2012). Research Administration
Psychosocial culture and psychological injury within policing.
Police Practice and Research, 13, 224-240.
Tuckey, M.R., Bakker, A.B. and Dollard, M.F. (2012). Empowering leaders optimize working conditions for engagement: A multilevel study. Journal of Occupational Health Psychology, 17, 1527.
Bryan, J., Tuckey, M., Einöther, S.J.L., Garczarek, U., Garrick, A.
and De Bruin, E.A. (2012). Relationships between tea and other
beverage consumption to work performance and mood. Appetite,
58, 339-346.
European Association for Work and Organizational Psychology, Member
International Association of Applied Psychology, Member
Editorial boards of two international peer-reviewed journals:
International Journal of Stress Management and Stress and
Health.
Dollard, M.F., Tuckey, M.R. and Dormann, C. (2012). Psychosocial safety climate moderates the demand-resource interaction in Research Awards and Prizes
predicting work stress. Accident Analysis and Prevention, 45, 694
-704.
Grants
Tuckey, Winefield, Winefield, Black. Helping retail workers deal
with threatening situations at work: Coping with acute and chronic
stressors. ARC Linkage (2010-2012), $240,000.
stressors. ARC Linkage Industry Partner (2010-2012), $63,000.
42
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR ADRIAN VICARY
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR SARAH WENDT
Research Interest
Research Interest
Teacher unionism
Violence against women; Domestic violence; Child sexual
abuse; qualitative methodologies; Feminist theory; Rurality
Contractualism and the human services
Publications
Civics and citizenship education
Wendt, S., Schiller, W., Cheers, B., Francis, K., Lonne, B. (2012).
Exploring social workers' personal domains in rural practice. Journal of Social Work, 194-210.
Grants
Tedmanson, D., Vicary, A., Lushington, K., McDonald, P., Col- Wendt, S. (2012). Engaging with sea-change and tree-change
son, D., Colson, R.; Ramzan, B.; Lewis, G., Nyaningu, P. Tjungu families over time. Social Work in Rural Australia: Enabling PracBold Ideas Better Lives Challenge Project. CAT2: The Australian tice, Chapter 12, 176-190.
Centre for Social Innovation (2010-1012), $110,000.
Bagshaw D., Wendt S., Zannettino L., Adams V. (2012). Financial Abuse of Older People by Family Members: Views and ExpeSupervision
riences of Older Australians and their Family Members, Australian
PhD
Social Work, DOI:10.1080/0312407X.2012.708762.
Kham Van Tran
Grants
Bagshaw, D., Zannettino, L., Wendt, S. Preventing the financial
abuse of older people by a family member: Designing and evaluTedmanson, D. and Vicary, A. (2012). Governance, Institutional
ating older-person-centred models of family mediation. ARC LinkCapacity Building, Risk and Opportunity: Developing Strategies
age project, $76,000.
for Enhancing Social Work and Human Service Education',
AASWE Symposium, Adelaide.
Supervision
Conference Papers
Dean: International and External Engagement
Acting Pro Vice Chancellor: EASS
PhD
Co Supervisor:
Honours
Renae Willsmore
Antony Fletcher
Tanja Stojadinovic
Danielle Hanisch
Kathryn Evans
Katrina Pestka
Chair of the Research Committee
Associate Head of School Research
Research Centre for Gender Studies
Reviewer of journals: British Journal of Social Work;
Australian Social Work; Journal of Child Sexual Abuse; International Social Work; Violence Against Women
43
stressors. ARC Linkage Industry Partner (2010-2012), $63,000.
Dollard, M.F., Winefield, A., Taylor, A.W., Smith, P.M., Nafalski,
A., Bakker, A. and Dormann, C. ARC Linkage: State, organisational and team interventions to build psychosocial safety climate
PROFESSOR T ONY WINEFIELD
Research Interest
using the Australian Workplace Barometer and the StressCafe.
(2010-2012), $340,000.
Winefield, A., Pocock, B., Chapman, J., Pignata, S. Choosing
Psychology of unemployment
when to go: Exploring the retirement needs, aspirations and life
Organisational stress
satisfaction of older workers and recent retirees. DRPF (2012),
Learned helplessness
$14,831.
Publications
Dollard, M.F., Winefield, A.H., LaMontagne, A.D., Taylor, A.W.,
Huynh, J-Y Metzer, J.C. and Winefield, A.H. (2012). Validation of Bakker, A., Mustard, C. Working wounded or engaged? Australian
the four-dimensional connectedness scale in a multi-sample vol- work conditions and consequences through the lens of the Job
unteer study: A distinct construct from work engagement and or- Demands- Resources Model.
ganizational commitment. Voluntas: International Journal of Vol- 2012), $424.000.
untary and Nonprofit Organizations, 23, 1056-1082.
ARC Discovery Project (2008-
Supervision
Hall, G.B., Dollard, M.F., Winefield, A.H., Dormann, C. and Bak- PhD
ker, A.B. (2012). Psychosocial safety climate buffers effects of Principal Supervisor:
Radomir Stratil
job demands on depression and positive organizational behav-
Jean-Marie See Quentin Black
iours, Anxiety, Stress and Coping: An International Journal, iFirst
Jasmine Huynh
Article, 1-23. DOI: 10.1080/10615806.2012.700477.
Co Supervisor:
Garry Hall
Mary Salveron
Renae Hayward
Huynh, J.-Y., Metzer, J.C., Winefield, A.H. (2012). Engaged or Associate Supervisor:
Amanda Zimmermann
Connected? A Perspective of the Motivational Pathway of the Job
Joanne Karabitsios
Demands-Resources Model in Volunteers Working for Nonprofit
Nualnong Wongtongkam
(Flinders University)
Organizations, 23, 4, 870-898.
Knott, V., Turnbull, D., Olver, I., Winefield, A. (2012). A grounded
theory approach to understand the cancer-coping process. British
Journal of Health Psychology, 17, 3, 551-564.
Masters
Jane Coward
Honours
Amy Wilson
Oriana Nofi
Elise Young
(The University of Adelaide)
Huynh, J.-Y., Winefield, A.H., Xanthopoulou, D., Metzer, J.C.
Burnout and Connectedness in the Job Demands-Resources Conference Papers
Model: Studying Palliative Care Volunteers and Their Families Tuckey, M.R., Boyd, C.M., Winefield, A.H. and Winefield, H.R.
(2012). American Journal of Hospice and Palliative Medicine, 29, (2012). Extending the Job Demands-Resources Model: Adding
6, 462-475 .
Grants
threat demands to the equation. Asia-Pacific Expert Workshop on
Psychosocial Risk Factors at Work. Tokyo, Japan.
Pignata, S., Winefield, A.H., Provis, C. and Boyd, C.M. (2012).
Winefield, A., Delfabbro, P., Dollard, M.F., Winefield, H.R.,
Stress-reduction interventions: Employees’ perceptions of what
Metzer, J., Hammarstrom, A. Transition from school to work:
works. The 33rd STAR International Conference, Palma de MallorFinal phase of a 10 year longitudinal study. ARC Discovery (2008
ca.
-12), $495,571.
Winefield, H., Pignata, S. and Winefield, T. (2012). Predictors of
satisfaction with social support in adulthood: An Australian longiwith threatening situations at work: Coping with acute and chronic
tudinal study. The 33rd STAR International Conference, Palma de
stressors. ARC Linkage (2010-2012), $240,000.
Mallorca.
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Fellow, Australian Psychological Society
2012 Supported Researcher of the Year
DR CAROLE Z UFFEREY
Research Interest
Homelessness
Social work practice and education
Domestic violence
Employment
Mental health
Child protection
Publications
Zufferey, C. (2012). Not knowing that I do not know and not
wanting to know: reflections of a white Australian social worker, to
International Social Work. DOI: 10.1177/0020872812436624.
DR NILAN YU
Research Interest
Zufferey, C. (2012). Jack of all trades, master of none? Social
work identity and homelessness in Australian cities, Journal of
Social Work, 12, 5, 510-527.
Disability and exclusion
Migration
Social policy and local governance
Publications
Yu, N. G. (2012). Social work as a profession: Professional
identity, legal sanction and legitimate action. In B. S. Laksmono,
K. E. Santi, A. Fahrudin, Husmiati, B. Rusyidi and Susilawati
(Eds.). 2012 Conference of the International Consortium for
Social Development - Asia Pacific, 539-547. Yogyakarta, Indonesia: International Consortium for Social Development - Asia
Pacific.
Zufferey, C. and Gibson, C. (2012). Social Work Education and
Children, Australian Social Work. DOI: 10.1080/ 0312 407X. 2012.
708938.
Supervision
PhD
Co Supervisor:
Kristina Birchmore
Honours
Conference Papers
PhD
Fatahillah Abdul Syukur
Tran Van Kham
Honours
Lyndon Gordon
Candi Virgo
Supervision
Tammy Hand
Kristian Mulconray
Horsell, C. and Zufferey, C. (2012). Emotions and Homelessness, The Australian Sociological Association (TASA) Conference, The University of QLD, Brisbane.
Zufferey, C., Chung, D. and Franzway, S. (2012). Not on
people’s radar: Employer responses to women’s experiences of
intimate partner violence. The Australian Sociological Association
(TASA) Conference, The University of QLD, Brisbane.
Zufferey, C. and Wache, D. (2012). Connecting with the AfricanStudent Diaspora in Australian Higher Education In Brown, N.,
Member, Editorial Committee of the Asia Pacific Journal of
Jones S. M. and Adam, A. (Eds.) Research and Development in
Social Work and Development
Higher Education: Connections in Higher Education, 35, 363 –
Member, Asia Advisory Board of the Social Work Education 373. Hobart, Tasmania.
Journal
45
2012 HDR COMPLETIONS:
Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW)
Dr Garry Hall
Working wounded or engaged? : Australian work conditions and
consequences through the lens of the job demands-resources
model
Principal Supervisor: Professor Tony Winefield
Reviewer for the Australian Journals: Australian Social Work
and Journal of Sociology.
Reviewer for international journals:
International Social Work (SAGE),
Human Organisation (The Journal of the Society for Applied Anthropology),
Dr Renae Hayward
Emotional boundaries and well-being within the nursing context
Co supervisors: Dr Michelle Tuckey and Dr Carolyn
Boyd
Journal of Social Work (SAGE),
Journal of Poverty Innovations on Social,
Dr Jasmine Huynh
Political and Economic Inequalities (Routledge)
The psychology of volunteering : an in-depth examination of the
The Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology job demands-resources model in the volunteer workforce.
(Wiley).
Principal Supervisor: Professor Tony Winefield
Dr Sarven McLinton
Interpersonal anger: the theory and measurement of a new psychological construct
Principal Supervisor: Professor Maureen Dollard
Dr Elissa Pearson
Conservation psychology and its application to the survival of
orangutans (Pongo abelii and Pongo pygmaeus)
Principal Supervisor: Dr Carla Litchfield
Dr Margaret Rowntree
Trimillennium feminine sexualities: representations, lives and daydreams
Co Supervisors: Dr Lia Bryant and Dr Nicole Moulding
Dr Mary Salveron
A journey to a new parent identity : recovering from identity trauma and negotiating practice in child protection settings
Co Supervisors: Professor Tony Winefield and Dr Fiona
Arney
Dr Janelle White
Indigenous peoples' livelihoods and emerging bush produce industries - recent experiences from Australia's arid zone
Principal Supervisor: Professor Bernard Guerin
Dr Xuan Zhou
Sleep, wake and phase dependent changes in waking neurobehavioural function
Co Supervisors: Dr Sally Ferguson and Dr Gregory
Roach
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