Griffith University

A body-based intuition training to improve entrepreneurial decision-making

While intuitive decision-making is widely acknowledged as beneficial for entrepreneurs, practical training remains underdeveloped. Using an action-research approach, this study explored the process and outcomes of a Focusing-based intervention designed to support entrepreneurial...

Warming up ground-state orbitals: A route to excitation energies?

Linear-response time-dependent density functional theory (TDDFT) is the workhorse of spectral prediction, yet it can struggle to predict or even describe important low-lying excitation energies. An alternative is to use static formalisms to target excited-state energies directly...

Feasibility of implementing a mindfulness-based program for paediatric intensive care unit staff

Background Paediatric intensive care unit (PICU) clinicians are particularly susceptible to workplace stress due to frequent ethical dilemmas (for example, perceptions of futile or unethical treatment), patient morbidity and mortality, sleep disruption, and emotional exhaustion,...

Announce, brand, repeat: the illusion of Australian health reform

Health reform announcements can signal progress before improvements in care are demonstrated. Drawing on Baudrillard’s account of sign value, we examine how visible policy achievements can acquire authority independently of clinical benefit. My Health Record illustrates the disti...

The Pursuit of Security: How Loneliness Shapes Consumers' Preference for Simple Versus Complex Packaging Designs

ABSTRACT This research examines how loneliness influences consumers' preferences for the design (simple vs. complex) of product packaging and uncovers the underlying mechanisms across 7 studies, including 1 survey and 6 experimental designs ( N = 1636). The results show that lone...

Interpretability-enhanced temporal surrogate modeling for wave-induced scour vulnerability assessment of vertical-wall structures

Scour compromises the stability and safety of vertical-wall structures, necessitating a systematic method to assess scour vulnerability. However, two key vulnerability elements remain unresolved, namely suitable grading thresholds and an efficient temporal scour surrogate model....

The knowledge-sharing paradox: rewards, creativity, and the moderating roles of transformational leadership and emotional intelligence in employee cheating and turnover intentions

Purpose This study aims to examine how knowledge sharing behaviours within organisations influence employee outcomes, specifically turnover intentions and cheating behaviours, while considering both organisational and individual antecedents. It develops and tests an integrated mo...

Factors associated with oral health behaviours during pregnancy in high-income countries: a systematic literature review

Oral health is a critical component of overall health and well-being, with particular importance during pregnancy due to the bidirectional relationship between oral health and pregnancy outcomes. Despite this increased vulnerability, studies consistently report low uptake of prev...

Reward and recognition practices and healthcare workforce mental well-being: a systematic review

Purpose This study systematically synthesises evidence on how reward and recognition practices influence workforce mental well-being among healthcare professionals in hospital and healthcare settings. Although both monetary and non-monetary approaches were eligible, the included...

Revising with Humans and AI: Effects of Teacher-, GenAI-, and Blended-Feedback on EFL Writing Outcomes

This mixed-methods, intact-class quasi-experimental study compared teacher-feedback, GenAI-feedback, and teacher–GenAI-blended-feedback in supporting Chinese EFL learners’ writing outcomes. A total of 109 first-year university students from three intact College English classes pa...

Human or AI-generated synthetic cause agents? Perceived organizational empathy and prosocial engagement in charitable communication

Purpose This study examines consumer responses to human versus AI-generated synthetic cause agents in charitable communication. It tests whether cause agent type affects three prosocial engagement outcomes with the cause, namely information seeking, willingness to donate and shar...

Thinking on Paper: Exploring the Role of Journaling in the Creative Process of Screenwriting

ABSTRACT Journaling is widely used in therapy and education to structure thought, deepen reflection, and document process, but its role in screenwriting, particularly within pedagogy sequenced to Wallas's stages, is under‐examined. We studied stream‐of‐consciousness journaling in...

Vascular device practices in extremely preterm infants: an international cross-sectional survey

Abstract Objective To explore global practices in vascular device selection, securement, and monitoring for extremely preterm infants, and to assess regional variation. Study design A web-based cross-sectional survey was completed by one respondent per neonatal unit. Result We re...

Evaluating the Effectiveness of Artificial Intelligence (AI)‐Supported Removable Partial Denture Design Tools in Dental Education

PURPOSE/OBJECTIVES: To evaluate whether an artificial intelligence (AI)-supported learning tool can enhance students' confidence, understanding, and overall experience in removable partial denture (RPD) design. The study also explored student perceptions of AI within dental educa...

Modeling Phase Separation in Polymer-Derived Silicon Carbonitride Ceramics through Extended Machine Learning Molecular Dynamics

Abstract Polymer-derived ceramics combine the thermal stability of ceramics with the versatile properties of carbon domains, but modeling their atomic-scale evolution during processing remains elusive because of the limitations of traditional computational methods. To address thi...

Aligning climate policy with energy justice through remedial stakeholder theory

We contribute to this special issue by exploring climate policy and energy justice through the lens of remedial stakeholder theory. While stakeholder theory traditionally focuses on present and forward-looking relationships, we argue that climate change and the energy transition...

‘John Herschel's Preliminary Discourse (1830) and Manual of Scientific Enquiry (1849): the question of amateur contributions to elite science’

In his Preliminary Discourse (1830), John Herschel (1792-1871) set the scene for discussions of induction as the method of scientific inquiry, such as those carried on by William Whewell (1794-1866) and J. S Mill (1806-1873). Another less-noticed theme of his book is the focus on...

Secure Recommender Systems: A Co-evolutionary Survey of Vulnerabilities, Attacks, and Defenses

Recommender systems (RS) increasingly mediate what users see, buy, and believe, making them attractive targets for malicious manipulation. As RS have progressed from traditional collaborative filtering to deep learning and, most recently, LLM-driven designs, the landscape has co-...

Enhanced rhizobial survival through mitigation of cytotoxicity and oxidative stress by alginate-functionalized graphene oxide aerogels

Graphene-based nanomaterials possess exceptional physicochemical properties and are increasingly used in environmental and agricultural applications. However, direct application of graphene oxide (GO) remains limited due to its cytotoxic interactions with rhizobacteria. In this s...

Assessment of Personal Narrative Skills in Children Aged 4–18 Years: A Systematic Review

PURPOSE: Assessment of children's personal narratives offers important insights into their functional language abilities. This systematic review identifies current assessment and analysis practices for evaluating the personal event narratives of school-age children and provides a...