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Dr Bradley Elphinstone

Lecturer

Research interests

Psychological Measurement; Social Psychology

PhD candidate and honours supervision

Higher degrees by research

Accredited to supervise Masters & Doctoral students as Associate Supervisor.

PhD topics and outlines

Nonattachment, mindfulness, equanimity: This is much the same area as mentioned for Honours projects. A PhD permits far greater exploration, and the ability to add to or redefine existing concepts. I am more than happy to work with PhD students to design a project that fits with their interests.

Honours

Available to supervise honours students.

Honours topics and outlines

Approach to supervision: The topic area provided is an example of my area of interest. I am more than happy to work with students in this area, or related areas, to develop a project which is more closely aligned with your interests.

Nonattachment, mindfulness, equanimity and their applications in a range of areas.: The topic area provided is an example of my area of interest. I am more than happy to work with students in this area, or related areas, to develop a project which is more closely aligned with your interests.

Fields of Research

  • Applied And Developmental Psychology - 520100
  • Biological Psychology - 520200
  • Clinical And Health Psychology - 520300
  • Cognitive And Computational Psychology - 520400
  • Social And Personality Psychology - 520500

Teaching areas

Psychological Measurement;Sport Psychology;Psychological Measurement;Sport Psychology

Publications

Also published as: Elphinstone, Bradley; Elphinstone, B.; Elphinstone, Brad
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Recent research grants awarded

  • 2020: Towards a trusted genomic repository: Tackling commercialisation fears *; Genomics Health Futures Mission Project Grant
  • 2013: Monitoring anxiety & depression in the Australian population over time: The development of an annual national Anxiety & Depression Monitor *; Barbara Dicker Brain Science grant

* Chief Investigator