• Australian pharmacists: ready for increased non-prescription medicines reclassification 

  Hope, Denise L; Woods, Phillip; Mey, Amary; Kelly, Fiona S; Townshend, James; Baumann-Birkbeck, Lyndsee M; King, Michelle A (International Journal of Pharmacy Practice, 2020)

  OBJECTIVES: Reclassification of medicines from prescription to non-prescription increases timely access to treatment, promotes self-management of minor ailments and relieves healthcare system burden. Previous research ...

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• Delinquent Youth Concentration and Juvenile Recidivism 

  Powell, ZA; Craig, JM; Piquero, AR; Baglivio, MT; Epps, N (Deviant Behavior, 2019)

  Examining the environmental correlates of deviant behavior is a large area of interest that continues to promote much research in criminology. Recent attention has been given to understanding the effects of an elevated ...

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• Nitrogen Availability and Sorption under Alternating Waterlogged and Drying Conditions 

  Phillips, Ian (Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis, 1999)

  The effect of alternating waterlogged and drying conditions on nitrogen (N) availability and sorption was studied in three soils of contrasting texture. Air‐dry samples of each soil were treated with three levels of nitrate ...

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• Lack of Automaticity in the Basic Addition facts as a characteristic of Arithmetic learning problems and instructional needs 

  Cumming, Joy; Elkins, J. (Mathematical Cognition, 1999)

  Computational facility and the relationship between automaticity or efficient processing of addition facts and success in more complex tasks were examined in a cross-sectional study of 109 children from Grades 3 through ...

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• Responses of Seagrass to Nutrients in the Great Barrier Reef, Australia 

  Udy, James; Dennison, W.; Long, W.; McKenzie, L. (Marine Ecology Progress Series, 1999)

  Declines in seagrass biomass and growth have been widely reported in response to anthropogenic impacts. In contrast, the distribution and biomass of seagrass in the carbonate sediment around Green Island reef, part of ...

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• Decolonising schooling practices through relationality and reciprocity: embedding local Aboriginal perspectives in the classroom 

  Bishop, M; Vass, G; Thompson, K (Pedagogy, Culture and Society, 2019)

  Indigenous communities share concerns related to power, tokenism, and the reproduction of patterns of privilege and discrimination within formal schooling systems. These are issues that were central to ambitions of the ...

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• Do (sex) crimes increase during the United States Formula 1 Grand Prix? 

  Piquero, AR; Piquero, NL; Riddell, JR (Journal of Experimental Criminology, 2019)

  Objectives: We examine whether violent, property, or sex trafficking–related crime increased during the 2018 Formula 1 United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas. Methods: Ordinary least squares regression models, time ...

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• A 10-point Plan and a Treaty: Images of Indigenous People in the Press in Australia and Canada 

  Meadows, Michael (Queensland Review, 1999)

  The last decade of the twentieth century has seen some highly significant symbolic advances for Indigenous people in Australia and Canada representing golden opportunities for their respective governments to advance the ...

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• Retrodiction in Quantum Optics 

  Pegg, DT; Barnett, SM (Journal of Optics B: Quantum and Semiclassical Optics, 1999)

  The usual formalism of quantum mechanics is predictive with state vectors being assigned on the basis of past preparation procedures. The retrodictive formalism, in which some state vectors are assigned on the basis of ...

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• Disentangling Concepts of Ministerial Responsibility 

  Weller, P (Australian Journal of Public Administration, 1999)

  Debates on ministerial responsibility have too often gone around in circles. The application of the principle is related to the incidence of resignations; analysis considers the reasons given for resignation or, rather ...

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• Experimental and theoretical determination of the triple differential cross section for Kr(4p) electron-impact ionization 

  Cavanagh, S.; Lohmann, B.; Rasch, J.; Whelan, C.; Walters, H. (Physical Review A: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics, 1999)

  The triple-differential cross section (TDCS) for electron-impact ionization of the krypton 4p orbital has been measured at an incident energy of 919.4 eV, scattered electron energy of 880 eV, and ejected electron energy ...

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• Closing the gap? Overcoming limitations in sociomaterial accounts of early literacy 

  Burnett, C; Merchant, G; Neumann, MM (Journal of Early Childhood Literacy, 2019)

  This article uses a sociomaterial perspective to explore how deficit views of young children’s language and literacy are sustained and can be challenged. Foregrounding the notion of multiplicity, it considers how diverse ...

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• Personality characteristics in unemployed Australian males - Implications for "drift" hypothesis in unemployment 

  Creed, PA (Psychological Reports, 1999)

  This paper contrasts the personality characteristics of a sample of 171 unemployed males with comparative data drawn from a normative sample of 1,930 employed males, using the Gordon Personal Profile–Inventory. Significant ...

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• Assessing child-safe culture and practices in organisational settings: a validation and refinement of Kaufman's Organisational Safety Climate Survey 

  McKillop, Nadine; Rayment-McHugh, Susan; Kaufman, Keith L; Ransley, Shirralee; Gardiner, Matt (Journal of Sexual Aggression, 2019)

  Using an Australian sample of employees (n = 1068) we assessed the psychometric properties of Kaufman’s Organisational Safety Climate Survey and its practical utility for measuring child-safe culture within organisations. ...

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• Breast Cancer Incidence and Survival Among Young Females in Queensland, Australia 

  Youlden, Danny R; Baade, Peter D; Walker, Rick; Pyke, Christopher M; Roder, David M; Aitken, Joanne F (Journal of Adolescent and Young Adult Oncology, 2019)

  Purpose: Breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed among adolescent and young adult (AYA) females worldwide, but epidemiological patterns unique to this group are often obscured when results are combined with older ...

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• Biosafety and biosecurity requirements for Orientia spp. diagnosis and research: recommendations for risk-based biocontainment, work practices and the case for reclassification to risk group 2 

  Blacksell, Stuart D; Robinson, Matthew T; Newton, Paul N; Ruanchaimun, Soiratchaneekorn; Salje, Jeanne; Wangrangsimakul, Tri; Wegner, Matthew D; Abdad, Mohammad Yazid; Bennett, Allan M; Richards, Allen L; Stenos, John; Day, Nicholas PJ (BMC Infectious Diseases, 2019)

  Scrub typhus is an important arthropod-borne disease causing significant acute febrile illness by infection with Orientia spp.Using a risk-based approach, this review examines current practice, the evidence base and ...

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• Test of Performance strategies: Development and Preliminary Validation of a Comprehensive measure of Athletes' psychological skills 

  Thomas, Pat; Murphy, S.; Hardy, L. (Journal of Sports Sciences, 1999)

  We report the initial stages of validation of the 64-item Test of Performance Strategies, a self-report instrument designed to measure the psychological skills and strategies used by athletes in competition and during ...

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• Biological motion and animacy belief induce similar effects on involuntary shifts of attention 

  Chandler-Mather, Ned; Welsh, Timothy; Sparks, Samuel; Kritikos, Ada (Attention, Perception and Psychophysics, 2019)

  Biological motion is salient to the human visual and motor systems and may be intrinsic to the perception of animacy. Evidence for the salience of visual stimuli moving with trajectories consistent with biological motion ...

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• Are physical factors associated with poor prognosis following a whiplash trauma?: A protocol for a systematic review and data synthesis 

  Alalawi, A; Gallina, A; Sterling, M; Falla, D (BMJ Open, 2019)

  Introduction: Mitigating the transition from acute to chronic whiplash-associated disorders (WAD) is fundamental, and this could be achieved through early identification of individuals at risk. Several physical factors ...

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• Attachment and emotion regulation: A person-centred examination and relations with coping with rejection, friendship closeness, and emotional adjustment 

  Gardner, Alex A; Zimmer-Gembeck, Melanie J; Campbell, Shawna M (British Journal of Developmental Psychology, 2019)

  Guided by attachment theory of emotion regulation (ER), the current study utilized a person‐centred approach to identify clusters of individuals that differed in their attachment representations and ER, and further examined ...

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