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Early career psychologists perceived preparedness, self-efficacy, and training and professional experiences working with clients with physical and/or sensory disability

Closes 31 August 2026

Calling early-career psychologists  

Researchers from the Faculty of Education at the University of Melbourne want to hear about your self-perceived preparedness, self-efficacy, and experiences working with clients with physical and/or sensory disability (Project ID 35916). 

The team are looking for psychologists who have graduated from a postgraduate psychology program within the last 5 years. This study will assess psychologists’ self-perceived preparedness, self-efficacy, training experiences, and professional experiences working with clients with physical and/or sensory disability.  

We hope that by understanding clinicians’ self-efficacy and experiences working with clients with physical and/or sensory disability, we can improve postgraduate psychology training and identify best practice methods for increasing the accessibility of psychological services.  

Participation in the study involves a 20 – 25-minute Qualtrics survey. All contributions to this survey are completely anonymous. 

At the end of the survey, participants will be invited to enter a prize draw for one of three prepaid $50 gift card vouchers. Your contact details provided will not be directly linked to your survey responses. 

If you have any questions please contact [email protected]

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