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Schema Focused Therapy - Moving Beyond CBT »
Schema Therapy is an integrative treatment that combines aspects of cognitive-behavioural, experiential, interpersonal, gestalt and psychoanalytic therapies into one unified model.
Schema Focused Therapy: Moving Beyond CBT »
Schema Therapy is an integrative treatment that combines aspects of cognitive-behavioural, experiential, interpersonal, gestalt and psychoanalytic therapies into one unified model.
11th ANU Spring Workshop in Social Psychology »
Continuing the ANU Research School of Psychology tradition, we are pleased to announce the 11th Spring Workshop in Social Psychology.
Flexible first impressions: dimensions for children's faces are not the same as for adults' faces »
Despite warnings not to “judge a book by its cover”, people rapidly form first impressions from a glimpse of a face.
'Simple it's not, I'm afraid you will find, for a mind-maker- upper to make up his mind' A tale of indecision and parallel...
My doctoral research project – when I eventually made up my mind – was on indecision and indecisiveness.
Replication and Research Synthesis »
Thus far, the role of research synthesis in the Replication Crisis has not been explicitly addressed.
Individual Differences in Reasoning and Decision Making in Moral Dilemmas »
The classic trolley dilemmas are commonly used in psychological research on human moral reasoning.
How Do People Perceive the Probability of Extreme Events Like Human Extinction? »
What do we know about how people predict heretofore unobserved but extreme events?
Internal neural noise: A contributing mechanism to visual hallucinations »
Stephanie Gotsis completed her Masters degree in Neuroscience in 2015, and worked in the Neural Control Systems laboratory at the John Curtain School for Medical Research (JCSMR) investigating the role of astrocytes in the development and maintenance of chronic pain from 2015 to 2016.
Blinded by emotion: How emotion shapes what we see »
Visual cognition and clinical science have much to say to each other, often offering mutually informative views of a given topic