Lee Kannis-Dymand

Senior Lecturer

University of the Sunshine Coast

Australia

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Dr. Lee Kannis-Dymand is a Senior Lecturer at the University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia. His research interests encompass a variety of topics including psychometric measures of sexual well-being, cognitive behavioural therapy applications, and the psychological effects of awe and mystical experiences. Recent articles include the development of the Awe Short Measure and investigations into the role of rumination in posttraumatic growth.

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Andrew Allen

University of the Sunshine Coast

AUSTRALIA

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Geoff P Lovell

University of the Sunshine Coast

AUSTRALIA

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Matthew Warren-James (Lane)

Lecturer Paramedic Science

University of the Sunshine Coast

AUSTRALIA

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Christian Jones

Professor of Interactive Media

University of the Sunshine Coast

AUSTRALIA

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Dixie Statham

Federation University

AUSTRALIA

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Monique T Jones

University of the Sunshine Coast

AUSTRALIA

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Prudence Millear

Senior Lecturer in Psychology

University of the Sunshine Coast

AUSTRALIA

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Jonathan Mason

Professor of Clinical Psychology

Cairnmillar Institute

AUSTRALIA

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Articles (16)

Development and validation of the Awe Short Measure (Awe-SM)

Ayahuasca Retreats: The Role of Awe and Mystical Experiences in Well-Being

Analysis of cognitive behavioural therapy apps for generalised anxiety disorder: Evidence-based content and user experience

The role of rumination and metamemory beliefs in posttraumatic growth and posttraumatic stress

Investigating psychometric measures of sexual wellbeing: a systematic review

Investigating anger in a metacognitive model of problematic pornography use: preliminary findings

The emotionally exhausted treating the mentally unwell? A systematic review of burnout and stress interventions for psychologists

Awe: A Systematic Review within a Cognitive Behavioural Framework and Proposed Cognitive Behavioural Model of Awe

Problematic gaming: the role of desire thinking, metacognition, and the Proteus Effect

Bangladeshi Health Practitioner Knowledge, Confidence in Diagnosis, and Treatment of Mental Health Disorders in People with Intellectual Disabilities

Interventions to address impostor phenomenon: a scoping review protocol

An efficacy trial of a brief group based, single session intervention delivered through Australian community sport clubs to reduce mental illness stigma and increase help-seeking intention

Cyberbullying, metacognition, and quality of life: preliminary findings from the Longitudinal Adolescent Brain Study (LABS)

Examining the potential of VR program Tilt Brush in reducing anxiety

Putting on your best face: investigating social anxiety in Instagram users

Virtual immersion in nature and psychological well-being: A systematic literature review

Collaborators (8)

Andrew Allen

Geoff P Lovell

Matthew Warren-James (Lane)

Christian Jones

Dixie Statham

Monique T Jones

Prudence Millear

Jonathan Mason

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