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The Distinguished Contribution to Psychological Science Award recognises distinguished theoretical or empirical contributions to psychology by psychologists at mid or later career stages. The contribution may lead to the understanding or amelioration of an important practical problem.
In judging Candidates for the award, the Selection Committee will have regard to:
The successful Candidate for the Distinguished Contribution to Psychological Science Award will:
4.1 Nomination Process
4.2 Selection Process
4.3 Award Presentation
Prof Adam Guastella MAPS, University of Sydney
Professor Kaarin Anstey, University of New South Wales
Professor Alex Haslam, University of Queensland
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