Cassandra Gauld

Lecturer

Newcastle University

Australia

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Cassandra Gauld is a Lecturer at The University of Newcastle, Australia. Her research areas include psychosocial factors influencing active transport and smartphone use among young drivers. She has contributed to various studies exploring theories of planned behavior and normative social influences, as well as the safety of Indigenous populations on Australian roads.

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Angus McKerral

University of Melbourne

AUSTRALIA

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Kristen Pammer

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Newcastle University

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Katherine White

Queensland University of Technology Faculty of Health

AUSTRALIA

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Chae Rose

Lecturer

James Cook University

AUSTRALIA

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Ioni Lewis

Professor and Chair Road User Psychology

Queensland University of Technology

AUSTRALIA

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Articles (9)

Psychosocial predictors of active transport in Australia: Applying an extended theory of planned behaviour

Investigating the Efficacy of Social Norms Messages to Reduce Smartphone Use Among Young Drivers

Normative influences on young drivers’ illegal smartphone use: Applying an extended Theory of Normative Social Behaviour

An exploration of the effectiveness of in-person and online versions of the induced hypocrisy paradigm to reduce smartphone use among young drivers

Identifying Interactive Factors That May Increase Crash Risk between Young Drivers and Trucks: A Narrative Review

Keeping Safe on Australian Roads: Overview of Key Determinants of Risky Driving, Passenger Injury, and Fatalities for Indigenous Populations

Gender differences in the effectiveness of public education messages aimed at smartphone use among young drivers

To share or not to share: A theoretically guided investigation of factors predicting intentions to use fully automated shared passenger shuttles

Predicting the monitoring/reading of communications on a smartphone among young drivers using an extended theory of planned behaviour

Collaborators (5)

Angus McKerral

Kristen Pammer

Katherine White

Chae Rose

Ioni Lewis

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