K. Titchener

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Young drivers' optimism bias for accident risk and driving skill: Accountability and insight experience manipulations.

M. White, Lauren Cunningham, K. Titchener, 2011, Accident; analysis and prevention.

Reducing optimism bias in young novice drivers: The potential of accountability or insight experience interventions: Final report to the NRMA-ACT Road Safety Trust and VicRoads

M. White, Lauren Cunningham, K. Titchener, 2011 .

Cross-modal conflicts in object recognition: determining the influence of object category

K. Titchener, Jessica N. Vogler, 2011, Experimental Brain Research.

Driver distractions: characteristics underlying drivers’ risk perceptions

Ides Wong, Kirsteen Titchener, K. Titchener, 2010 .

The role of affective processes on young drivers’ risk perceptions: a dual process model approach

K. Titchener, Brenton McNally, B. McNally, 2012 .

Evaluating the application of research-based guidance to the design of an emergency preparedness leaflet.

E. Gabe-Thomas, J. Edworthy, E. Hellier, 2014, Applied ergonomics.

Knowledge, attitudes and beliefs towards injury prevention: a population-based telephone survey

N. Haworth, A. Lennon, K. Titchener, 2011, International journal of injury control and safety promotion.

Community Beliefs About Intentional Injury and Responsibility for Prevention

L. S. Too, N. Haworth, A. Lennon, 2015, Asia-Pacific journal of public health.

Injury prevention in Queensland : report to Queensland Injury Prevention Council

C. Edmonston, M. Sheehan, N. Haworth, 2009 .

The impact of anxiety on processing efficiency : implications for the attentional control theory

James E. Freeman, D. Mahar, K. Titchener, 2013 .

Passing crisis and emergency risk communications: the effects of communication channel, information type, and repetition.

Judy Edworthy, Elizabeth Hellier, Lex Newbold, 2015, Applied ergonomics.

Current child restraint practice in Queensland, new legislation and future challenges

N. Haworth, A. Lennon, K. Titchener, 2010 .

Driven by distraction: investigating the effects of anxiety on driving performance using the Attentional Control Theory

K. Titchener, I. Wong, D. Mahar, 2015 .

Riding a mile in their shoes: Understanding Australian metropolitan rail passenger perceptions and experiences of crowdedness using mixed-methods research

Lily Hirsch, Kirrilly Thompson, Matthew J. W. Thomas, 2012 .

Heterogeneity in auditory alarm sets makes them easier to learn

Anjum Naweed, Judy Edworthy, Elizabeth Hellier, 2011 .

In-vehicle driver distractions: characteristics underlying drivers’ risk perceptions

Sherrie-Anne Kaye, Kirsteen Titchener, Melanie J. White, 2009 .