Prof. Barbara Masser

@barbaramasser

Professor of Psychology, University of Queensland, but opinions are her own. Interested in SoHO donors, gender and psychology and law. AAUT teacher of the year.

Brisbane
research.psy.uq.edu.au/appliedsocial
Joined September 2009
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  1. 20 hours ago

    Just because the Year 12s haven’t had enough stress this year ... but glad to hear it is just a mistake. Hopefully emails to that effect have been sent to the affected students (as they may not be listening to the radio and the QTAC helpline is only Mon-Fri)

    Hey , did you just accidentally send out the following notices in error? There will be a lot of anxious people if you did. If this isn't an error, then I have many questions, as does my son.
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    20 hours ago

    Been a while since your last blood or plasma donation? Consider making an appointment today ❤. If you're not eligible, to donate but still want to help, we've listed other ways you can get involved here: 

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    Dec 10

    ⭐️ Our new paper is out now! 🧻 “Determinants of community members’ willingness to donate stool for faecal microbiota transplantation” 🧻 Free read 👉🏼

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    Dec 9

    Pleased to share my team’s new publication in Transfusion, exploring the perspective of potential stem cell donors on whiteboard multimedia to support donor recruitment. /1

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    Dec 3

    Iron-deficiency among blood donors: Donors’ opinion on iron supplementation strategy - 46% preferred iron supplementation and 49% rather see GP for management of deficiency - ⬆️number of prior donations linked with a preference for iron supplementation

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    Dec 6

    Comparing Content & Quality of Organ Donation Discussions with African American Families Who Authorize and Refuse Donation Refusing families were more likely to feel pressured and had less comprehensive donation discussions.

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    Dec 8

    Blood Donation in Ethiopia:Systematic Review & Meta-analysis Pooled prevalence of blood donation practice in Ethiopia was 25.82% Having good knowledge of blood donation and favorable attitude were factors associated with blood donation practice in Ethiopia

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    Dec 6

    Disturbing but accurate picture of Australian higher education by 🔵Miserable academics 🔵Lonely, isolated students 🔵Insecure jobs 🔵Politically motivated (lack of) government funding 🔵Wage theft 🔵Overpaid VCs 🔵Shiny new buildings!

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    Dec 2

    Excellent PhD advice from - I followed this in my thesis and viva on Monday! ✅Short section in thesis detailing academic and personal impact of COVID-19 ✅Discussion of incomplete data due to pandemic ✅Honest reflection in viva of how I coped/adapted

    To every PhD student in the world: We know your work has been severely disrupted by Covid-19. Just explain how, and what you did to make the best of what happened. We’ll take it into account. Yours sincerely, Your future examiners.
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    Dec 2

    For the past few weeks I've been making increasingly elaborate lecture intros to help drum up student excitement for new lecture content. I may have gotten a little carried away for the final week...

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    Dec 3

    Check out this fantastic work! Congrats

    Very proud of my trainee for receiving a 2020 ASH Abstract Achievement Award for our work developing & evaluating a Community of Practice to support stem cell donor recruitment in Canada. Come check out our oral presentation this Sunday at 1pm!
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    Dec 2

    This story is completely horrifying. My god. My solidarity to and everyone on . Absolutely sickening treatment. I've sent the shopping centre A SHARP NOTE.

    I’ve questioned whether 2 tell this story as theres a sense of shame in it. A terrible sinking feeling that in some way I may have been at fault, I embarrassed my kids, I couldve done things differently. But today on its worth telling. 1/14
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    Dec 1

    Morrison Government votes to abolish the Family Court

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    Dec 1

    Postdoc? Interested in public health/data/modelling/policy/systems science? Here’s a new fellowship opportunity: Postdoc Fellowship Scheme – Scottish Graduate School of Social Science. I’m on the lookout for talented folk to join my new Uni Glasgow team!

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    Dec 1

    Fantastic PhD opportunity on prejudice and discrimination with Harriet Over

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    Nov 29

    Our lab focuses on neuroprotective brain mechanismas and we use in vivo imaging tecniques, electrophysiology, brain stimulation, automation and machine learning in behaving rodents. You still got a few days to apply!

    JOB ALERT: A Postdoctoral Research Fellow is needed to contribute to the research group of Dr Matilde Balbi () at . Apply:
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    Nov 24

    i'll never forgive the breakfast club for doing this

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    Nov 25

    Equipping PhD researchers for social media success

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    Nov 24

    Bagpuss to 'Come On Eileen' cheered me up no end

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    Nov 23

    The impact of the number and identification of recipients on organ-donation decision Results suggest that reading about more people who were saved by the organs of a deceased donor does not increase willingness to donate the organs of a deceased relative.

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