1-3 July 1996
University of Canberra (set in the 'Australian Alps')
The general theme of the conference is the use of PCP in diverse contexts.
Richard Bell will be guest speaker and will conducting workshops on GPACK
and SPSS.
For further information, contact Mark Balnaves, University of Canberra, PO
Box 1, Belconnen, ACT, 2616, fax 06 201 5119 or call on 06 201 2402.
Conference Registration Fee:
Full fee: AUS$100
Student concession: AUS$60
Conference dinner: AUS$65
Accommodation:
We have reserved a limited amount of accommodation on campus at the
University of Canberra in College House, from Sunday 30 June until Thursday
4 July. Rooms are single only (with bathroom). The cost of $64.00 per
night includes a light continental breakfast.
The following information may assist you. Please make your own arrangements
with the hotels.
University House
(on the Australian National
University campus) Braddon ACT
Phone: (06) 249 5211, Fax: (06) 249 5252
Belconnen Way Hotel
Phone: (06) 254 2222, Fax:(06) 254 4505
Olims Canberra Hotel
Ainslie Avenue, Phone: (06) 248 5511, Fax: (06) 247 0864
Conference Dinner:
A conference dinner will be held on Tuesday 2 July. A tour and function
has been arranged through National Capital Wine Tours and the cost of $65
per person includes:
* transport
* guide to the Canberra District Wineries
* winery tour and tasting at Helm's Wines
* tastings and a two-course dinner at the Murrumabteman Winery
Workshop registration:
GPACK (just say yes or no)
SPSS
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Current Abstracts
THE NATURE OF CONSTRUCTS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS
Richard C Bell
Department of Psychology, University of Melbourne
SEEING IS BELIEVING
Peg Baillie, Flinders Medical Centre, SA
THE MEASUREMENT OF CORPORATE CONSTRUING
Peter Caputi & Lindsay Oades
University of Wollongong Mark Balnaves
University of Canberra
DOWN SYNDROME FAMILIES; PERSONAL AND SOCIAL CONSTRUCTS
Jacqui Costigan
School of Behavioural Health Sciences, La Trobe University
Kelly and the Three R's - Rationalism, Relativism and Reality
Dr Nadia Crittenden
Department of Psychology, University of Wollongong
WHEN THE NUMBERS DON'T ADD UP
Bob Green
TOWARDS A CONSTRUCTIVIST MODEL OF ADOLESCENT RISK-TAKING: CONDOM USE IN
LATE ADOLESCENCE
Lindsay Oades & Linda Viney
University of Wollongong
DEVELOPING ROLE RELATIONSHIPS AND DISPERSION OF DEPENDENCY: IS THE
CONNECTION EMPATHY?
Kaye Poston, University of Wollongong
LEARNING TO TEACH PHYSICAL EDUCATION: STUDENTS' CONSTRUCTIONS OF
ESSENTIONAL KNOWLEDGE
Tony Rossi
Faculty of Education, University of Southern Queensland
MAPPING SHARED MEANING IN ORGANISATIONS PRIVATE
Barbara Simpson and Marie Wilson
TRUST ME, I AM TELLING YOU STORIES
Nina Southall
Faculty of Education, University of Wollongong
KELLY THE REALIST
Chris Stevens
KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION DIRECTLY TO HTML-DOCUMENT
Larisa L. Travina
Program Systems Institute RAS, Pereslavl-Zalessky, Russia
Evgeny D. Patarakin
University of Pereslavl, Pereslavl-Zalessky, Russia
TRAVELLING
Beverly Walker
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: SERVICE PROVIDERS' PERCEPTIONS OF FACTORS AFFECTING
WOMEN'S DECISIONS TO LEAVE ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIPS
Lisbeth Pike and Anne Walters
JUDGEMENTS, PROPOSITIONS, MEANING AND REALITY
Bill Warren
University of Newcastle
TOWARD A PERSONAL CONSTRUCT MODEL OF SUPERVISION FOR COUNSELLING
Linda L. Viney
University of Wollongong
Franz Epting
University of Florida
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Dr Mark Balnaves
Director
Centre for Communication Policy
Research
University of Canberra
GPO Box 1
BELCONNEN ACT 2616
AUSTRALIA
Phone: (06)201 2402
Fax: (06)201 5119
E-Mail: mb@comserver.canberra.edu.au
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