Associate ProfessorAaron Drummond

Loot Boxes and Self Determination Theory

Artificial Intelligence & Misinformation

Communicating climate change information

Avoidant Coping and Excessive Gaming

Chia-Wei Chang: Misinformation and images

Emily Pearce: AI risks

Ervin Zhao: Loot Boxes and Gambling

Imogen Baynes: Problem gambling in games

Isabel Pacheco-Nunes: Gambling on the Future

James Wick: Problem gambling and games

Kathryn Michelle Watson: Everything is Terrible.

Letter of Commendation from the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Education

Problem Solving, Knowledge, Consciousness

Improving science communication

Mis/information on social media

Ben Martin: How Prepared are Parents and Problem-Gamblers to Use Spending Controls in Video Games? An Investigation into the Awareness of, and Interest in, Parental Controls

IsabelIa Pearce: Ideal Media Depictions for pre-term mothers

Lucy East: Associations Between Alcohol Consumption and Spending on Gambling-Like Mechanisms in Video Games

Accuracy of Consumer Identification of Characteristics, Visual Representations and Purchase Receipts of Loot Boxes. A thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Psychology.

Lauren Foreman: Attitudes Towards Avatars and In-game Behaviours

The effects of Autism Spectrum symptomology on the interpretation of Emoji

Exploring the Relationships Between Loot Boxes, Microtransactions, and Neurodivergence

Joseph Abbott: Consumer understanding of loot boxes