Could using your mobile device in lectures impair exam performance?
This is one of a number of articles that I have written in relation to exams. You can get the growing list here. In this […]
This is one of a number of articles that I have written in relation to exams. You can get the growing list here. In this […]
Students on the autism spectrum who have transitioned to university, are invited to participate in a study exploring their experiences of the transition to and […]
Many years ago I discovered the expressive writing work of James W Pennebaker, a social psychologist from the University of Texas. I am pretty sure […]
I am writing to introduce Marco. A PhD student from Italy, who is visiting our campus. Marco is keen to hear from university students who […]
Orygen is the National Centre of Excellence in Youth Mental Health. Based out of Melbourne, they are the leading research, training and clinical service provider […]
Mindfulness meditation is very popular at the moment. Maybe I am just attuned to it because of my profession, but I seem to be hearing […]
Tim is a nurse here at Health, Counselling and Disability Services. One of the great things about having Tim on the team is he enjoys […]
The idea that you can prevent and treat mental illnesses like depression with diet is only something I’ve noticed gaining momentum over the last 5 […]
I couldn’t go past this paper titled “How many hours does it take to make a friend?” by Jeffrey A Hall, published in the Journal […]
Researchers from Monash University are conducting a study on whether “adults who overly engage with smartphones have difficulty inhibiting impulsive behaviours” Basically, is there a […]
The Australian Psychological Society is joining with Swinburne University to invite Australians to complete the Online Survey of Australian Wellbeing The purpose of the survey […]