School of Psychology

Dr Pia Broderick

Associate Professor

RESEARCH:
Developmental Psychology; The Psychology of Fertility and Infertility.

ACTIVITIES:
Dr Broderick is an active member of the Australian Psychological Society, The Australasian Human Development Association and The Fertility Society of Australia. Her research interests include the psychology of fertility and infertility, male and female health issues, attitudes and motivation in human tissue donation, and issues of attachment and psychological adjustment in children and adolescents.

MEMBERSHIPS:

• Psychologists' Board of Western Australian
• Australian Psychological Society (APS)
• College of Health Psychology (APS)
• Fertility Society of Australia
• Australasian Human Development Association

TEACHING:
Developmental Psychology, Clinical Psychology

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS:

• Correia, H. & Broderick, P. (in press). Access to reproductive technologies by single women and lesbians: Social representations and public debate. Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology, 18
  
  

• Walker, I; Broderick. P. & Correia, H. (2007). Conceptions and misconceptions: Social representations of medically assisted reproduction. In G. Moloney & I Walker. (Eds) Social representations and social identity. New York: Palgrave MacMillan
  
  

• Hynd, A., Broderick, P. & Innes, M. (2007). Evaluating interactive television models for young children. Paper presented at the Society for Australasian Social Psychologists 13th Annual Meeting. Brisbane, Queensland, 13-15 April 2007.
  
  

• Eglington, C. & Broderick, P. (2007). Outdoor Education: Essential education for Australia’s future. Paper presented at the 25th Biennial ACHPER National/International Conference 3-6 October 2007. Fremantle, Western Australia