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Seminar Series 2008

Convenor: Jennie Oxley - phone 9905 4374
All seminars from 1.00-2.00 p.m. (unless indicated otherwise)
Venue: Teaching Room 312, Building No. 70, Monash University, Clayton Campus

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Upcoming seminar schedule

Wednesday 9 April	Niels Agerholm Traffic Research Group, Aalborg University	Intelligent Speed Adaptation in Denmark
Thursday 22 May	Dr. Shawn Marshall	Driving Post Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury
Wednesday 4 June	Dr. Virginie Etienne Post-Doc Fellow, MUARC	Executive functioning and driving. Study in normal ageing and in Alzheimer's disease
Thursday 26 June	Jessica Edquist MUARC	Visual clutter in the road environment: effects on safe driving performance
Thursday 18 September	Geoff Rose	Operational implications of emerging private passenger vehicles
Monday 17 November 12MD-1pm	Kim Borg and Laura Wilson School of Political and Social Inquiry (Behavioural Studies Group), Faculty of Arts, Monash Uni (presentation of Honours theses)	'Personality and Young Drivers: Is there a relationship between the Five Factor Model of personality and driving behaviour?'; and ''Red Light Raving': Young recreational drug users perceptions of drug driving in Melbourne, Victoria.'
Monday 8 December 12MD-1pm	Prof Philip Schulter AUT, NZ	"Slippery statistics: pesky p-values and ambiguous ANOVAs - is it time for a Bayesian alternative?" This seminar is designed for a general audience and will concentrate on examining the deficiencies of the p-value and hypothesis test.