Theses
Katrina Barker - Specifying causal relations between students' goals and academic self-concept: an integrated structural model of student motivation
Alan Barnett - The Impact of transformational leadership style of the school principal on school learning environments and selected teacher outcomes
Gawaian Bodkin-Andrews - New solutions for maximising secondary Indigenous students’ full potential: Identifying causal constructs that enhance Indigenous students’ aspirations and educational outcomes
Gail Brown - The efficacy of question-answering instruction for improving Year 5 reading comprehension
Leanne Cowin - The self-concept of nurses and its relationship to job satisfaction
Dexter da Silva - A multiple goal analysis of female Japanese university students' general academic motivation and motivation towards EFL.
Rose Dixon - Moving out: The impact of deinstitutionalising on salient affective variables, social competence, and social skills of people with mild intellectual disabilities
Louise Ellis - Peers helping peers: the effectiveness of a peer support program in enhancing self-concept and other desirable outcomes
Upali Jayasinghe - Peer review in the assessment and funding of research by the Australian Research Council
Kim Chau Leung - Domain-specificity between types of peer support and multidimensional self-concept
James Neill – Enhancing life effectiveness: the impacts of outdoor education programs
Genevieve Nelson -The socio-economic and psychological determinants of student academic outcomes in Papua New Guinea
Roberto Parada - School bullying: psychosocial determinants and effective intervention
Marjorie Seaton - The big-fish-little-pond effect under the grill: tests of its universality, a search for moderators, and the role of social comparison
Danielle Tracey - Self-concepts of preadolescents with mild intellectual disability: multidimensionality, measurement, and support for the big fish little pond effect

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