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Publication DateTitleAuthor(s)Date Added
12025Preliminary Development and Content Validation of the Care-FIT Model and Inventory: A Delphi StudyMcCord, Sara Alexandra ; Rice, Kylie ; Rock, Adam 26-Nov-2024
221-Dec-2022Technology Enabled Crime: Examining the Role of CryptocurrencyMcCord, Alex ; Birch, Philip; Davison, Alan 30-Nov-2024
325-Oct-2022Digital displacement of youth offending: scoping and understanding the issueMcCord, Alex ; Birch, Philip; Bizo, Lewis A 30-Nov-2024
428-Jun-2022Digital displacement of youth offending: addressing the issueMcCord, Alex ; Birch, Philip; Bizo, Lewis A 30-Nov-2024
5-Effects of Zentangle on Older Adults’ Anxiety, Happiness, and DexterityMcCord, Alex ; McKenny, Sandra; Horstmanshof, Louise30-Nov-2024

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Credit Name
McCord, Alex
Full Name
McCord, Sara Alexandra
Vernacular Name
McCord, Alex
 
ORCID
UNE Student ID
220179732
 
Biography
Alex is a psychologist and a credentialed eating disorder clinician with experience in public health, aged care and private practice. She is completing her PhD in clinical psychology at UNE, expected 2025. Alex completed her undergraduate degree in psychology at City University of New York, summa cum laude, and following a move to Australia completed H1 Honours and the Master of Professional Psychology at UNE. She is the ANZAED 2024 recipient of the Peter Beumont award for early career research in the field of eating disorders, and the 2019 Australian Psychological Society’s Elsie Harwood award recipient for research in the field of ageing. Alex has published and/or presented in the research areas of digital criminology, ageing and older adults, and child and adolescent mental health.
 
Discipline
Psychology
 
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Given Name
Alex
 
School/Department
Psychology
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