OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Australian Journal of Psychology is 4. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)

Article	Citations
Best practice assessment methods for the undergraduate psychology program: a narrative review of the literature	21
Learning from community voices about lateral violence and lateral empowerment: a scoping review of grey literature	16
A qualitative study into the psychological effects of acting work among Australian-based actors	15
Motivated inquiry: ideology shapes responses to the Christian Porter rape allegation	14
The ecological benefits of staying gritty: grit dimensions are associated with pro-environmental passion, awareness, and behaviours	11
The relationship between work addiction and addictions to social media, shopping, food, caffeine, and nicotine	11
Adult Hope Scale: validation in older adults	10
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Complex Trauma and Strengths Questionnaire: psychometric evaluation	9
The relationship between subordinates’ moqi and employees’ safety behaviour — a moderated mediation model	9
Untangling the link between experiential avoidance and non-suicidal self-injury: a multidimensional approach	9
The growth and standing of Australian psychology research: a snapshot	9
Investigating multidimensional organisational trust through breach	9
Practitioner perspectives on the child and youth mental health system in Australia: what needs to change?	8
Asking students how to best teach statistics virtually: results of focus group discussions	8
Polydrug use in Australian 12-14 year olds from 2006 to 2017: an examination of drug use profiles, emotional control problems, and family relationship characteristics	7
COVID-19 Unmasked: trajectories, risk and protective factors for mental health outcomes in young Australian children during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic	7
Prevalence of dyslexia related to mental health problems and character strengths among primary school students in northwest China	6
Older adults’ experiences of a computerised cognitive training intervention: a mixed methods study	6
Co-designing a place-based social and emotional wellbeing service model with young Aboriginal people in the remote Fitzroy Valley of Western Australia: the Bigiswun Kid project	6
Conflation between self-report and neurocognitive assessments of cognitive flexibility: a critical review of the Jingle Fallacy	6
Truth telling and truth witnessing: results from a transformative experiential learning program between Aboriginal Elders and non-Aboriginal researchers	5
Decolonising tertiary psychology programs in Australia: privileging Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ voices	5
Temporal variations in gender identity: an ecological momentary assessment of the influences of context	5
Mental health service preferences in rural Australia: the importance of culture and connection	5
African migrant men’s experiences and preferences for formal mental health help-seeking: meta-synthesis and recommendations	5

A qualitative exploration of trust in the contemporary workplace	4
Older adults access to mental health and social care services during COVID-19 restrictions in Western Australia	4
Integration of a smartphone app with posttraumatic stress disorder treatment for frontline workers: a pilot study	4
Examination of daily abusive supervision effects on next-day employee wellbeing: a spillover perspective	4
Psychological testing in the profession of psychology: an Australian study	4
The interactive effects of Indigenous identity and lateral violence on youth adjustment in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children	4
The silent struggle: experiences of non-native English-speaking psychology students	4
The influence of social comparison on risk decision-making for self and groups in intergroup contexts	4
Shopping motivations of Paylater users	4