Program 2008 APS Annual Conference (updated 16/9/08)
23 – 27 September 2008, Hotel Grand Chancellor, Hobart

 

Tuesday 23 Sept  | Wednesday 24 Sept  | Thursday 25 Sept  | Friday 26 Sept  | Saturday 27 Sept

 

Thursday 25 September

Meeting Rooms

Time

Concert Hall

 

Ballroom 1

 

Ballroom 2

 

Ballroom 3

 

Chancellor Room 6

 

Harbour View Room 1

 

Harbour View Room 2

 

Poster sessions

8am – 5pm

Registration and Exhibition

8.30 – 10am

(CCLIN) Clinical College Forum

 

 

Vines, R.F. (C)

Primary Care Psychology in regional, rural and remote Australia: new developments under COAG

Vines, R.

Campbell, T. 

Roufeil, L.

 

Private Practice Forum

 

 

Ernst, B. (C)

Private Practice Forum

Ernst, B.

Stokes, D.

Stevens, B.

O’Kelly, M.

Women and psychology Individual Papers

 

O’Brien, M. (C)

Exploring the influence of psychological factors on breastfeeding duration: Phase 1, perceptions of mothers and clinicians

 

O’Brien, M.

Exploring the influence of psychological factors on breastfeeding duration: Phase 2, the quantitative enquiry

 

Chan, A.

The effect of counterfactual priming on women’s decisions regarding mammography screening

 

Courtney, L.

Australian Baby Boom Career Women Reject ‘Retirement’ and Embrace ‘Re-evolvement’

 

ADHD Forum

 

 

 

Clarke, A.R. (C)

The underarousal model of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: How accurate is our understanding of this dysfunction?

Clarke, A.

Barry, R.

McCarthy, R. Selikowitz, M.

 

Exercise Individual Papers

 

 

Schwerkolt, C.A.

Exercise and stress: Underlying commonalities and differences

 

Caltabiano, M.L.

Social comparison processes, prototypes and exercise

 

Wilson, L.

Habitat: a Longitudinal Multilevel Collaborative Study of Physical Activity and Health in Mid-Age Men and Women

 

Wilson, P.H. (C)

Objective tests of movement imagery predict movement skill performance

 

 

(CCOUN) Counselling College Individual Papers

 

Cook, R. (C)

Evaluation of the Swin E-Counselling service: One year following implementation

 

Simmonds, J.

The research evidence base of counselling psychology

 

Ward, S.A

‘Do you see what I see?’ Service Evaluation: An exploration & critique from the Client Voice perspective

 

Barrett-Lennard, G.T.

The plural human self under study: Development and early results from the Contextual Selves Inventory

 

 

Poster Session 8

Cognitive Posters

 

Crowe, S. (C)

 

Baker, R.

Word-length effects in backward serial recall and the remember/know task

 

Vanags, T.

Verbal Overshadowing: Understanding the phenomenon does make a difference

 

Bogdanovs, J.L.

Relationships between working memory and reading comprehension in primary school children using self-paced and computer-paced working memory measures

10 – 10.30am

Morning Tea

 

10.30am- 12 noon

Better Access to Mental Health Care Forum

 

 

Littlefield, L. (C)

The benefits and issues for psychologists providing services under government-funded mental health initiatives

Lovelock, H.

(CCLIN) Clinical College Symposium

 

 

 

Khawaja, N. (C)
Cultural Competency

Stewart, H.

Khawaja, N.

Sullivan, K.

Mak, A.

 

 

(CCOM) Psychology and Women Symposium

 

 

Gridley, H. (C)

Leading change at the margins: doing feminist research with social justice in mind

Gridley, H.

Kruss, J.

Northfield, S.

Rehabilitation Forum

 

 

 

 

Craig, A. (C)

Psychological practice implications of the development of a statewide guide for the psychosocial care of people with spinal cord injury

Craig, A.

Nicholson Perry, K.

 

Sleep Individual Papers

 

 

 

Fuller, T. (C)

Perceptions of compared with beliefs about sleep: The merits of an illness perception questionnaire for sleep problems

 

Bullock. B.

Circadian rest/activity rhythms as predictors of mood in a small sample of outpatients with bipolar disorder

 

Lederman, L.

The role of illness perceptions in sleep disturbance and daytime dysfunction in lupus

 

Individual Papers

 

 

 

 

Arcuri, A. (C)

Psychotherapists’ handling of sexual attraction to clients: a grounded theory

 

Aidman, E.

Co-action in Human and Autonomous Platform Teams: A Dynamical Field Approach

 

Shaw, R.

Interference in visual memory for abstract stimuli and everyday objects

 

Copping, A.

Modelling the experience of trauma in a White-Australian sample

Albert Ellis Symposium

 

 

 

Brabin, P. (C)

Albert Ellis: A tribute to the grandfather of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy

Bernard, M.

O’Kelly, M.

Brabin, P.

Poster Session 9

Neuropsychology Posters

 

Crowe, S. (C)

 

Morris, L.

Executive function as a predictor of driving behaviour among young drivers

 

Davey, G.

Interhemispheric asymmetries in the processing of biological motion cues

 

Wijesuriya, N. Neurophysiological  changes associated with Spinal Cord Injury: A study of brain activity and cognitive function

 

Rogers, M.A.

Trauma victims with PTSD with smaller amygdale than those without PTSD

 

Cashion, L.

All norms are not created equal: Differences in sustained attention in urban and regional Australian children – the Melbourne Effect

 

Jayasinghe, K.

The horizontal and vertical components of apparent length: Distal spatial perception and the Müller-Lyer illusion

 

Provost, S.

Effects of ADHD and medication status on contingency awareness and behaviour in an incidental learning task

 

12noon – 1pm -

Keynote Speaker:

Professor Lea Pulkkinen

Personality – a resource or risk for successful development

1 – 2pm

LUNCH

 

 

 

Rehabilitation Interest Group AGM
 
 

 

 

2 – 3.30pm

(CCLIN) Clinical College Forum

 

 

Helmes, E. (C)

The role of evidence-based assessment in evidence-based practice

Helmes, E.

Hunsley, J.

Prof Practice Individual Papers

 

 

Humphreys, L

The assessment and upgrade of Practice Management Standards within a university-based clinical training unit.

 

Nicholas, A

The Indicator for Intervention Pilot Study: A Snapshot from Psychology

 

Mathews, R. (C)

Non-Directive Pregnancy Support Counselling MBS item: How is it working for perinatal women?

 

Wilson, L.

Understanding the Role of Risk in Psychologists’ Willingness and Intention to Integrate Complementary and Alternative Therapies in Psychological Practice

 

(CCOM) Community College Individual Papers

 

Zinkiewicz, L. (C)

Predicting participation in a volunteering event amongst church members: Ingroup identification and the theory of planned behaviour

 

Tutchener, C.

Telling it like it is: The lived experience of obesity-related stigma

 

O’Grady, L.

Community Psychology in schools – challenges and hope

 

Plontz, A.M.

The well-being of adolescent refugees during the first two years of resettlement in Melbourne, Australia

 

 

 

 

Emotional Literacy Symposium

 

 

Larkins, G.M (C)

Coping and Emotional Literacy in Young People

Eacott, C.

Frydenberg, E.

Nikolaidis, K.

Andrews, M.

McKenzie, V.

Larkins, G.

 

Neuropsychology Individual Papers

 

 

Hosford, D.J.

An investigation of the impact of psychological trauma on the neuropsychological functioning of school aged children

 

Morris, L.

Relationships between age, executive function and driving behaviour

 

Sarandrea, A. (C)

Multiple psychological approaches to aid community integration following traumatic brain injury: A case study

 

 

(CCOUN) Counselling College Symposium

 

 

McVea, C. (C)

Practice-based evidence for the application of Psychodrama Group Work to Healing Painful Emotional Experience

McVea, C.

Colwell, J.

Mehrtens, J.

Hamilton-Roberts, J.

Spirituality Symposium

 

 

 

Miner, M. (C)

Spirituality and psychological health

Ghobary, B.

Miner, M.

Proctor, M.

Poster Session 10

CCLIN) Clinical College Posters

 

Moore, K. (C)

 

Mead, M.