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Publications

Episodic memory versus episodic foresight: Similarities and differences

Suddendorf T., Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Cognitive Science
1, 99-107.

Facilitation of responses to degraded targets by non-degraded distractors

Ocampo, B., et al., Perception
38, 1749-1766 (2009)

Predictors of cognitive decline after chemotherapy in breast cancer patients

Vearncombe, K., et al., Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society
15(6), 951-962.

Is cognitive functioning detrimentally affected after early, induced menopause in healthy women?

Vearncombe, et al., Menopause
16(1), 188-198.
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Events

Modelling Working Memory

3:00pm Wednesday, 10th February 2010

Social Psychology Seminars

1:30pm Friday, 12th February 2010
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News

Supervisor Preferences - Open

Supervisor Preferences - Open
All Honours/4th year students who have received an offer in 2010 should complete a Supervisor/Research Preference Form.

PhD Awarded

PhD Awarded
The School would like to congratulate Dr Catherine Cox (and her supervisor, Justin Kenardy) on the award of her PhD.

Promoting Women Fellowships

Promoting Women Fellowships
Congratulations to Dr Barbara Masser and Dr Vanessa Cobham who have each been awarded a Promoting Women Fellowship.
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Judgement and Decision Making

Featured Course

Judgement and Decision Making

Every day we make decisions using our personal theories about how things are supposed to work. Dr Jason Tangen says that relying on these rules is often paid for at the cost of accuracy.
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Motion induced spatial shifts

Featured Demonstration

Motion induced spatial shifts

Motion and spatial coding in the brain are, to some extent, independent. However, this movie shows that they also interact.
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WATCH & LISTEN

PhD student Richard Ronay lays it on the line in 3 minutes to describe his thesis. Richard won both the SBS Faculty and UQ 3 Minute Thesis competitions in 2009.

3 Minute Thesis: Risk Taking Behaviour

PhD student Richard Ronay lays it on the line in 3 minutes to describe his thesis. Richard won both the SBS Faculty and UQ 3 Minute Thesis competitions in 2009.
Get the low down on what psychology is, why you might want to study it, and why UQ is the best place to do your psychology degree.

Virtual Open Day

Get the low down on what psychology is, why you might want to study it, and why UQ is the best place to do your psychology degree.
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