RESEARCH:
Developmental psychology, infant perception & cognition; perception
of unfamiliar objects.
ACTIVITIES:
Dr Dziurawiec is currently engaged in collaborative work with
colleagues at the University of Aberdeen in research into the perception
of unfamiliar objects. She is also collaborating on research projects
focusing on the social and cultural needs of women from culturally and
linguistically diverse backgrounds and on the improvement of health of
these women and their children, as well as on a project investigating
the significance of the family meal for adolescent well-being.
TEACHING:
Conceptual Issues in Psychology, Human Development and Family Relations & Social Development
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS:
- Tilbury, F., Gallegos, D., Abernethie, L. & Dziurawiec, S. (2007, in press). ‘Sperm
milkshakes with poo sprinkles’: the challenges of identifying family meals practices through an on-line survey with adolescents. International Journal of Social Research Methodology.
- Covic, T., Roufeil, L. & Dziurawiec, S. (2007). Community beliefs about childhood
obesity: its causes, consequences and potential solutions. Journal of Public Health,29, 123-131.
- Dziurawiec, S. & Deregowski, J.B. (2007). The perceptual effect of eyespots:
Or the devil may seem closer than she really is. Australian Journal of Psychology, 59,
101-107.
- Dziurawiec, S., Tilbury, F., Gallegos, D. & Abernethie, L. (2007). The demise of the family meal: Evidence from the Antipodes. Proceedings of the 6th Annual Conference of the Hawaii International Conference on Social Sciences. Honolulu.
- Geddes, K. & Dziurawiec, S. (2007). Adolescent regulation of strong emotions: Age and
gender differences. Proceedings of the 6th Annual Conference of the Hawaii International Conference on Social Sciences. Honolulu.
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