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Dr John O'Mahony

Senior Lecturer, School of Psychology

Qualifications

Ph.D. Dublin

Contact

Email: jomahony@une.edu.au
Room: S5-6 Room 54
Phone: 02 6773 3764 (or +61 2 6773 3764 overseas)
Fax: 02 6773 3820

Areas of Teaching

PSYC 401H Reading course: TBA (Co-ordinator & Presenter)
M.Psych/D. Psych in Clinical Psychology

Research interests

I am Senior Lecturer here. My main commitment is to the M.Psych/D. Psych in Clinical/Health Psychology.

I teach mostly in the areas of adult problems, neuropsychology, and research methods. I also clinically supervise students and their research dissertations.

My major current research interests concern the deleterious effects of audiences on behaviour (as in, for example, stagefright or stuttering) and shyness/social phobia. I am a clinical psychologist by training and am interested in most types of adult problems especially anxiety and eating disorders. I am also interested in cognitive assessment.

Representative Publications

REPRESENTATIVE PUBLICATIONS

O'Mahony, J. F., & Doherty, B. (1996). Intellectual impairment among recently abstinent alcohol abusers. British Journal of Clinical Psychology, 35, 77-83.

O'Mahony, J. F., & Hollwey, S. (1995). The correlates of binge eating in two non-patient samples. Addictive Behaviors, 20, 471-480.

O'Mahony, J. F., & Ward, M. (1995). The quality of life of chronic inpatients of a traditional psychiatric hospital in the late 1990's. Evaluation and Program Planning, 18, 227-236.