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Digital dating experiences of young people from Brasil and Australia
The purpose of this research project is to understand young people’s digital dating experiences. This study aims to identify digital dating behaviours and their impacts on young people and understand young women’s perceptions of these behaviours.
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The safer scooting study
This project is being conducted by CARRS-Q at QUT, with funding and support from the Australian Research Council, the University of Tennessee-Knoxville and the Bird e-scooter company. It aims to understand and improve e-scooter safety by collecting and analysing information about riders’ knowledge and behaviours over time.
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Change detection in vision
This project is to investigate how human observers detect changes in visual scenes. Senior citizens (60 years and over) are invited to participate in a 1-hour experiment at QUT Kelvin Grove. Participants will be offered a $20 grocery store gift card.
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Evaluating fatigue campaigns produced for the Re:act Behaviour Change program
The purpose of this project is to examine the effectiveness of road safety advertising campaigns which have been developed as part of the Re:act Behaviour Change program (www.reactforchange.com). In this study, the campaigns to be assessed relate to the behaviour of driving tired or driver fatigue and were developed by university undergraduates in 2021. The survey will seek to understand your knowledge, attitudes and behaviors in relation to driving fatigued, and ultimately, inform the design of future road safety campaigns.
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Investigating the critical literacy practices of young Australians from migrant backgrounds
This research project investigates how multilingual migrant background youth read and view texts with a critical eye in everyday settings.
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Immediate effects of various shoe and shoe insert designs on in-shoe plantar pressures in women with foot pain
This project is investigating the effects of various shoe and shoe insert designs on pressures under the foot in women with foot pain, as well as their effect on foot pain and comfort.
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Children and digital technology longitudinal study
Australian Children of the Digital Age (ACODA) is a longitudinal study that aims to provide the big picture of digital technology use in early childhood. By engaging thousands of families across Australia, we'll learn more about how digital technologies are used by young children and understand the impact of technology use. Participants are asked to undertake an online survey each year for four years.
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Perception and experience among pedestrians regarding safety and justice in the transport system: a photovoice methodology
This study will use the photovoice methodology to explore perceptions and experiences of what safety and justice in transport mean to pedestrians. However, we also want to examine potential issues that Connected and Automated Vehicles (CAVs), which are not currently deployed on our roads, might amplify or exacerbate pedestrian inequities in the transport system.
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Digital connections: communication across home and non-compulsory early education settings
This study is interested in the many ways that parents, caregivers, and educators share information. A key focus of the study is to understand how relationships are built through digital and non-digital modes of communication.
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Exploring drivers' attitudes toward distracted driving and perceptions of official distraction-related information and road rules
The purpose of this project is to explore drivers’ attitudes towards distracted driving and perceptions of official distraction-related information and road rules. This project will also assess drivers’ perceptions towards new sources of driver distraction such as smartwatches and advanced driver assistance systems.
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Evaluating messaging for RV road safety
The purpose of this project is to determine how the behaviours of overtaking, overloading and uneven loading are viewed by RV drivers. The results of this study will help to inform of the effectiveness of three educational messages intended to help improve RV safety outcomes.
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Understanding the Australian public’s current knowledge and perception of pharmacogenomics
The purpose of this research project is to understand the Australian public’s current perception and knowledge of pharmacogenomics. Participation will involve completing a survey with Likert scale answers (strongly agree – strongly disagree), multiple choice options and free-text response options that will take approximately 10 - 15 minutes of your time.
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