Publications - 2013

	Can games be entertaining and beneficial? A look at Whack-a-Mole as a cognitive training tool. Belchev, Zornitza and Graf, Peter
	Considering the consequences of revenge: The effectiveness and costliness of getting even. Rasmussen, Kyler and Boon, Susan
	Forensic interviewing in criminal court matters: A guide for clinicians. Nesca, M. and Dalby, J. Thomas
	Gamifying the Employee Recruitment Process Chow, Sam and Chapman, Derek
	Gamifying the Recruitment Process Chow, Sam and Chapman, Derek
	Irreducibly human encounters: Therapeutic alliance and treatment outcome in child and adolescent psychotherapy. Clark, Cameron
	Oxytocin and pain: A review and synthesis of the literature Rash, Josh, Aguirre-Camacho, Aldo and Campbell, Tavis
	Predicting Voluntary Turnover with Culture,Employee Values and Their Congruence. Chapman, Derek and Mayers, David
	The effects of initial testing on false recall and false recognition in the social contagion of memory paradigm Huff, Mark, Davis, S. D. and Meade, M. L.
	Understanding and preventing unintentional injuries: An evidence-based model outlining factors that influence children's risk taking Morrongiello, Barbara, Corbett, Michael and Switzer, Jessica in Jean-Pascal Assailly The Psychology of Risk-Taking
	Vengeful decisions: The role of perceived effectiveness and costliness of revenge. Rasmussen, Kyler
	When you are anxious, pain is taken more seriously Rash, Josh, Prkachin, Kenneth and Campbell, Tavis

Can games be entertaining and beneficial? A look at Whack-a-Mole as a cognitive training tool.