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The ePsychology Interest Group invites submissions for the ePsychology Interest Group Student Research Prize.
The ePsychology Interest Group Student Research Prize encourages research on the use of psychological e-health strategies to support self-management to promote wellbeing, or address disorders or behavioural risks.
Consideration would be given to the quality of the methodology and degree of significance of the research, and to the quality of the associated report.
Successful candidates for the ePsychology Interest Group Student Research Prize will:
Nominations close 31 October each year.
To nominate for this award, click here.
For any further information, please contact: Member Groups Administrator Tel: 1800 333 497 Email: [email protected]
Not awarded
Dr Kathina Ali for their thesis,
"Help-seeking barriers and online peer-to-peer support for eating disorders"
Dr Sally Bradford for her thesis
"Using Technology to Support Engagement and Self-Disclosure in Face-to-Face Mental Healthcare: Promoting Integrated Systems of Care"
Dr Kerry Arrow for her thesis,
"The Efficacy and Experience of MoodGroup, an Online Group Cognitive Behavioural-Based Intervention for the Treatment of Depression in Australian Adults"
2012
Louise Farrer for her thesis,
“Evaluating the feasibility and effectiveness of an Internet-based intervention for depression in a telephone counseling setting.”
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