Associate Professor, School of Behavioural, Cognitive and Social Sciences, University of New England
Most of Associate Professor Malouff's research focuses on evaluating the efficacy of:
a) methods of coping with stressors,
b) types of psychotherapy,
c) self-help materials for psychological problems, and
d) methods used to increase adherence to recommendations of health professionals.
He also does research on methods of running organisational meetings and how to improve romantic relationships.
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