PhD Students Stephanie Smith, A theory- and evidence-based approach to promoting parental supervised toothbrushing of preschoolers (Principle Supervisor with Drs Jeroen Kroon and Ralf Schwarzer Associate Supervisors; PhD, conferred 11/01/2022). Roshan Rigby, Understanding the Application of Behaviour Change Science to Dietetics Practice (Associate Supervisor with Dr Lauren Williams Principal Supervisor and Drs Lana Mitchell and Lauren Ball Associate Supervisors; PhD, conferred 02/12/2020). Daniel Brown, Investigating the role of past behaviour and habits in health behaviour (Principle Supervisor with Drs Shirley Morrissey and Martin Hagger Associate Supervisors; PhD, conferred 26/06/2020). Jacob Keech, The influence of stress mindset on health and performance: Advancing theory, measurement, and intervention (Principle Supervisor with Drs Fran O’Callaghan and Martin Hagger Associate Supervisors; PhD, conferred 15/10/2019). Eloise Cowie, Examining physical activity, psychological wellness, and family relationships among parents of young children (Associate Supervisor with Dr Katherine White (Queensland University of Technology) Principal Supervisor; DPsych, Queensland University of Technology, conferred 18/07/2017). Urska Arnautovska, Physical activity and ageing: An investigation of a dual-process approach (Principle Supervisor with Dr Fran O’Callaghan Associate Supervisor; PhD, conferred 15/03/2017). Tatjana Dordic, Interprofesisonal practice: exploring perceptions of effectiveness across stakeholders and contexts (Associate Supervisor with Dr Liz Jones Principal Supervisor; Clinical PhD, conferred 19/06/2015). ______________________________ Masters Students Michelle Hansen, The experience of being a parent during COVID-19 (Associate Principle Supervisor with Dr Mandy Cassimatis Principal Supervisor; Masters in Clinical, completed 2021). Hei Tung Heather Ng, Testing the mediation effect of psychological well-being on the relationship between sleep hygiene and academic engagement in Australian and Hong Kong University students (Principle Supervisor; Masters in Organisational Psychology, completed 2019). Kaitlyn Cole, Protective factors against police burnout (Principle Supervisor; Masters in Organisational Psychology, completed 2018). Aaron Kirkpatrick, TBA (Principle Supervisor; Masters in Clinical Psychology, completed 2017). Emily Fraser, A work-place intervention to increase step counts among sedentary office workers (Principle Supervisor; Masters in Organisational Psychology, completed 2017). Emma Burton, Discussing lifestyle behaviours and mental health issues in general practice: exploring the perspectives of General Practitioners (Associate Supervisor with Dr Martin Hagger [Curtin University] Principal Supervisor; Masters in Clinical Psychology, completed 2016). Hanna Schmidt, Engaging parents of young children in library programs in a low a SES area (Principle Supervisor; Masters in Organisational Psychology, completed 2016). Vanina Marietti, Complementary and Alternative Medicine: perceptions of individual personal use and psychologist clinical practice use (Principle Supervisor; Masters in Clinical Psychology, completed 2015). Nadine Trost, Implicit attitudes towards high-sugar foods and its effects on sugar consumption behaviours (Associate Supervisor with Drs Hein de Vries [Maastricht University] and Martin Hagger [Curtin University] Co-principal Supervisors; Master of Health Education and Promotion, Maastricht University, completed 2015). ______________________________ Honours Students Nicholas Browning, The role of implicit and explicit affect in predicting physical activity (completed 2021). Nicola Sutherland, Predicting parents’ intentions to get the novel Covid-19 vaccine: the role of socio-political beliefs (completed 2021). Kalen Peterson, Predicting intentions of young university students to receive the COVID-19 vaccine within the next 12 months (completed 2021). Derek McLellan, The impact of a self-control intervention to reduce smartphone social media use on sleep quality (completed 2020). Kim Dunn, Exploring parents’ beliefs about portable-pool safety behaviours and compliance (completed 2019). Karan Lal, Investigating the role of habit and intention in the relationship between past and future behaviour (completed 2019). Shantell Jensen, A qualitative investigation of vaccination adherence in rural and remote Queensland (completed 2019). Michelle Henson, A contemporary state-based measure of cognitive and behavioural coping strategies (completed 2019). Toni Baker, The mediating and moderation roles of habit and self-control on physical activity in adolescence (completed 2018). Jessica-Paige Charlesworth, Do habits supersede intentions? The role of counter-intentional habits in children’s nutrition behaviours (completed 2018). Kailas Jenkins, Self-efficacy and social support as predictors for health behaviours (completed 2018). Sabryna Sass, “The best laid plans”: Do individual differences in planfulness influence the effectiveness of planning interventions? (completed 2018). Amelia-jane Savage, Predicting bootcamp attendance: investigating the interactive effects of planning and habit (completed 2017). James Rowe, Grit-effort and self–discipline as predictors of effort and attendance rates in bootcamps: a mediation analysis (completed 2017). Caitlin Wendt, Using a reflective impulsive model to investigate binge drinking in university students (completed 2017). Candice Fernner, Drinking and swimming: investigating message framing in a temporal and self-regulation context (completed 2017, Masters of Clinical Psychology at Griffith University). Stephen Cornish, Prediction of parental decisions for childhood oral health from beliefs, roles, and moral norms: application of an extended Theory of Planned Behaviour (completed 2016). Shelby Price, Drivers’ experiences during floods: Exploring beliefs underpinning decisions to avoid driving through floodwater (completed 2016, Masters of Clinical Psychology at Australian Catholic University). Kaamna Deo, Forming habits: An investigation of simple cues on health behaviour change (completed 2016, Masters of Clinical Psychology at University Southern Queensland). Isabelle Gibbs, Heavy episodic drinking: A dual systems approach (completed 2016). Mikaela Bonham, Investigating interdental cleaning among undergraduate students: Integrating the theory of planned behaviour and habit strength (completed 2015, Clinical PhD at Griffith University). Jason Bishara, Investigating the role of intention, action planning and action control on interdental cleaning (completed 2015). Aaron Kirkpatrick, Using a Theory of Planned Behaviour-Based Approach to Investigate Parental Decision’s about their Young Child’s Sun-Protective Behaviour (completed 2015, Griffith University Award, Masters of Clinical Psychology at Griffith University). Joanne Henderson, Development of theory-based physical activity health messages for pregnant women (completed 2015, Masters of Clinical Psychology at Griffith University). Caitlin Vayro, Investigating the eating decisions of long-haul truck drivers (completed 2014, PhD at University of Southern Queensland). Jacob Keech, Implicit and explicit motives toward reducing pre-drinking in young Australian university students (completed 2014, PhD at Griffith University,). Madeline Ray, An application of the theory of planned behaviour applied to university students’ pre-loading behaviours (completed 2014, Masters of Clinical Psychology at University of Southern Queensland). Eloise Cowie, Investigating the decisions for physical activity engagement among first-in-family students transitioning to university: the role of planning, self-identity, and social support (completed 2013, DPsych at Queensland University of Technology). Teagan Spinks, Investigating Mothers’ decisions to give their 2-3 year old child a nutritionally balanced diet: a Theory of Planned Behaviour approach (completed 2013, Masters of Clinical Psychology at Bond University). Marti Pearson, Understanding the decision making processes of individuals who drive through flooded waterways (completed 2013). Hanna Schmidt, Drinking and swimming: investigating the factors that influence Australian males’ intentions to engage in recreational swimming while under the influence of alcohol (completed 2012, Masters of Organisational Psychology at Griffith University). Courtney Thomson, Investigating parents’ decisions regarding their child’s health behaviours using the Theory of Planned Behaviour (completed 2010). ______________________________ Research Assistants and Interns Angie Alderson (Research Intern, 3207MED: Public Health Research Project research placement, 2021) Nick Armbrister (Research Assistant, volunteer) Aaron Anderson (Research Intern, Bachelor of Honours (Psychology) research placement, 2019) Andrew Campbell (Research Intern, supported by the Health Dean (Research) Summer Scholarship Program, 2018-19) Jessica-Paige Charlesworth (Research Assistant, volunteer) Georgia Chewter (Research Assistant, volunteer) Catherine Clarke (Research Intern, supported by the Health Dean (Research) Summer Scholarship Program, 2019-20) Daniel Demant (Research Assistant, supported by the Royal Life Saving Society – Australia) Bridie Gray (Research Intern, 3030PSY: Applying Psychology research placement 2019-20) Jacqueline Hall (Research Assistant, volunteer) Michael Jauch (Research Assistant, volunteer) Kailas Jenkins (Research Assistant, volunteer) Derek McLellan (Research Intern, supported by the Health Dean (Research) Summer Scholarship Program, 2019-20) Ryan Pearson (Research Intern, supported by the Kungullanji Summer Research Program 2016-17) Karan Lal (Research Assistant, volunteer) Nicola Leahy (Research Intern, 3207MED: Public Health Research Project research placement 2021) Alexander Mason (Research Assistant, volunteer) Oscar Naar (Research Intern, 3030PSY: Applying Psychology research placement, 2019-20) Julia Robertson (Research Intern, supported by the Griffith Staff Giving Buddy Program) Nathan Santinella (Research Assistant, volunteer) Sabryna Sas (Research Intern, supported by the Health Dean (Research) Summer Scholarship Program 2017-18) Suzanne Sinn (Research Intern, supported by the Kungullanji Summer Research Program 2019-20) Andrew Smith (Research Intern, supported by the Kungullanji Summer Research Program 2017-18, 2018-19) Bridie Stewart (Research Assistant, volunteer) Meera Swaminathan (Research Assistant, volunteer) Mikayla Watt (Research Intern, 3207MED: Public Health Research Project research placement 2021) Isabella Willmett (Research Intern, Bachelor of Honours (Psychology) research placement, 2021) Alex Winters (Research Assistant, volunteer) Peiyun Wu (Research Intern, supported by the Health Dean (Research) Summer Scholarship Program 2016-17)
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