Dr Christopher Papadopoulos ~ Lecturer Psychology

Dr Christopher Papadopoulos is a Lecturer in the College of Healthcare Sciences (CHS).

Christopher has a PhD in cognitive psychology which examined the way in which intentionality is attributed to moral agents whose actions bring about ostensibly unintended consequences and the degree to which a rationalist model of moral reasoning explains pertinent experimental findings.

Christopher has an extensive background in both experimental and applied research and has worked across a number of specialties including work relevant to the prevalence and management of pain in aged care residents with or without dementia; a health performance reporting agency providing healthcare professionals and the public with regular reports on public healthcare sector performance; robot-assisted surgery across different medical conditions; and the use of a novel immersive visualisation paradigm to promote empathy towards older adults with the aim of reducing stigma related to ageing and dementia.

Teaching

• PY4201: Social Psychology (Level 4; ONL)
• PY4206: Learning, Memory, Cognition and Language (Level 4; ONL)
• PY4209: Principles of Counselling (Level 4; ONL)

Research Disciplines

• Screen and digital media (3605)
• Applied and developmental psychology (5201)
• Cognitive and computational psychology (5204)

Socio-Economic Objectives

• Expanding knowledge (2801)

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Journal Articles

• Papadopoulos C, Kenning G, Bennett J, Kuchelmeister V, Ginnivan N and Neidorf M (2021) A visit with Viv: Empathising with a digital human character embodying the lived experiences of dementia. Dementia, 20 (7). pp. 2462-2477
• Papadopoulos C and Hayes B (2018) What matters when judging intentionality—moral content or normative status? Testing the rational scientist model of the side-effect. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review, 25. pp. 1170-1177
• Griffiths O, Hayes B, Newell B and Papadopoulos C (2011) Where to look first for an explanation of induction with uncertain categories. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review, 18. pp. 1212-1221
• Papadopoulos C, Hayes B and Newell B (2011) Noncategorical approaches to feature prediction with uncertain categories. Memory and Cognition, 39. pp. 304-318

Conference Papers

• Papadopoulos C, Hayes B and Newell B (2009) Non-categorical approaches to property induction with uncertain categories. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society. In: 31st Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society, 29 July - August 2009, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Other research outputs

• Kuchelmeister V, Bennett J, GInnivan N, Kenning G, Papadopoulos C, Dean B and Neidorf M (2020) The Visit. Proceedings of the 2020 IEEE Conference on Virtual Reality and 3D User Interfaces Abstracts and Workshops. In: VRW 2020: IEEE Conference on Virtual Reality and 3D User Interfaces Abstracts and Workshops, 22-26 March 2020, Atlanta, GA, USA
• Sutherland K, Papadopoulos C, Marashi-Pour S, Chen H and Levesque J (2017) Realising the potential of linked data in healthcare performance assessment efforts in New South Wales, Australia. International Journal of Population Data Science, 290 (1).