Arama Rata
Te Pītau O Te Tuakiri: Affirming Māori Identities and Promoting Wellbeing in State Secondary Schools
Supervisor: Dr Jessica Hutchings
Secondary supervisor: Professor James Liu
2012 Alumni
Meet our PhD alumni and explore their research topics
To find out more about our PhD alumni, please visit their thesis submissions via the links below.
Link to the Institutional Repository record of this thesis.
Denise Kirby
Being Mindfully Present in the Moment: Influences on Psychological Functioning
Supervisor: Prof Paul Jose
Secondary supervisor: A/Prof John McDowall
Link to the Institutional Repository record of this thesis.
Erica Chadwick
The Structure of Adolescent and Adult Savoring and Its Relationship to Feeling Good and Function...
Supervisor: Prof Paul Jose
The Structure of Adolescent and Adult Savoring and Its Relationship to Feeling Good and Functioning Well
Link to the Institutional Repository record of this thesis.
Jennifer Do
Behavioural and Neurochemical Consequences of MDMA Self-Administration in Rats
Supervisor: Prof Susan Schenk
Link to the Institutional Repository record of this thesis.
Keri Lawson-Te Aho
Whāia Te Mauriora - In Pursuit of Healing: Theorising connections between soul healing, tribal ...
Supervisor: Dr James Liu
Secondary supervisor: Prof Tony Ward
Whāia Te Mauriora - In Pursuit of Healing: Theorising connections between soul healing, tribal self-determination and Māori suicide prevention in Aotearoa / New Zealand
Link to the Institutional Repository record of this thesis.
Paul Reddish
Why Sing and Dance: an Examination of the Cooperative Effects of Group Synchrony
Supervisor: Prof Ron Fischer
Secondary supervisor: Dr Joseph Bulbulia
Link to the Institutional Repository record of this thesis.
Penny Tok
Inner Speech Use in Autism
Supervisor: A/Prof Jason Low
Secondary supervisor: Prof David Harper
Link to the Institutional Repository record of this thesis. This thesis was submitted to the restricted archive and is only accessible to VUW students and staff.
Robyn Langlands
Does Non-Suicidal Self-Injury Function Primarily as an Experientially Avoidant Behaviour within ...
Supervisor: Prof Marc Wilson
Secondary supervisor: A/Prof John McDowall
Does Non-Suicidal Self-Injury Function Primarily as an Experientially Avoidant Behaviour within Aotearoa New Zealand?
Link to the Institutional Repository record of this thesis.