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Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences
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Research
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Clinical and Music Neuroscience Lab
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Research
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Past Projects
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Past Projects: PhD
- The long-term psychological and social outcomes of anterior temporal lobectomy (Honor Coleman, 2020)
- Brain and behavioural correlates of emotional voice processing in autism and its broader phenotype (Valerie Yap, 2020)
- Drumming up harmony: How rhythmic synchronisation fosters prosocial behaviour (James Richmond, 2019)
- Characterising the psychoses of epilepsy: A neuroimaging and neuropsychological study (James Allebone, 2019)
- The organisation of singing and language networks in epilepsy (Laura Bird, 2019)
- The comorbidity between epilepsy and autism: Examination of the Broader Autism Phenotype in epilepsy (Annie Richard, 2019)
- The behavioural and neural correlates of learning to sing (Dawn Merrett, 2019)
- Emotional intelligence in acquired brain injury: Utility as a predictor of psychosocial and functional outcomes (Sarah Hall, 2018)
- The Sound of 'Silence': Exploring the psychological and neurobiological mechanisms underlying the experience of tinnitus (Krysta Callander, 2018)
- Investigating the genetic basis of singing ability: A twin study (Yi Ting Tan, 2017)
- The development of manipulative aural skills in the improvising musician via mental practice during performance preparation (Tim Willis, 2017)
- Fracturing the coherent lived experience: Are autobiographic memory deficits related to depression in epilepsy? (Genevieve Rayner, 2015)
- Familiarity and the perception of dissonance in musical intervals and chords (David Marco, 2014)
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