Miranda R. Chilver

Which adverse life events matter most for mental health: A longitudinal analysis of Australian population data

Yunqi Gao, Richard Burns, Liana Leach, Miranda R. Chilver et autres

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Gambling participation and risk over time associated with type of gambling activity: Trends in Australian general population 2015–2022

Miranda R. Chilver, Peter Butterworth, Aino Suomi

• Gambling participation in Australia fell from 37% in 2015 to 33% in 2022. • Higher-risk gambling increased from 3.7% to 4.7% over the same period. • Young people under 35 saw larger increases in higher-risk gambling over this time. • Slot …

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The moderating effect of recent positive and negative life events on the impact of early life stress on mental wellbeing and distress

Haeme R. P. Park, Luke A Egan, Miranda R. Chilver, Peter R. Schofield et autres

Early life stress (ELS) significantly influences mental health in later stages of life. Yet it is unclear whether recent life events lessen or intensify the effects of ELS on present wellbeing and distress. We addressed this question in 1064 healthy community adults …

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Examining the mental health services among people with mental disorders: a literature review

Yunqi Gao, Richard A. Burns, Liana Leach, Miranda R. Chilver et autres

BACKGROUND: Mental disorders are a significant contributor to disease burden. However, there is a large treatment gap for common mental disorders worldwide. This systematic review summarizes the factors associated with mental health service use. METHODS: PubMed, Scopus, and the Web of Science …

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Testing the Impact of Variations in Administration on the Kessler Psychological Distress Scale (K10)

Miranda R. Chilver, Richard A. Burns, Ferdi Botha, Peter Butterworth

Self-report measures are useful in psychological research and practice, but scores may be impacted by administration methods. This study investigated whether changing the recall period (from 30 to 7 days) and response option order (from ascending to descending) alters the score distribution …

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Longitudinal gambling risk transitions: evidence from a nationally representative Australian sample

Aino Suomi, Miranda R. Chilver, Jeffrey J. Kim, Nicole Watson et autres

Aims Problem gambling has downstream consequences on individuals, families and the community. While a strong research base now exists on predictors and outcomes of problem gambling risk and severity, few studies have examined the transitions in gambling risk status over time, and …

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Heritability of cognitive and emotion processing during functional MRI in a twin sample

Haeme R. P. Park, Miranda R. Chilver, Yann Quidé, Arthur Montalto et autres

Despite compelling evidence that brain structure is heritable, the evidence for the heritability of task-evoked brain function is less robust. Findings from previous studies are inconsistent possibly reflecting small samples and methodological variations. In a large national twin sample, we systematically evaluated …

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Comparing estimates of psychological distress using 7-day and 30-day recall periods: Does it make a difference?

Miranda R. Chilver, Richard A. Burns, Ferdi Botha, Peter Butterworth

Self-report measures are widely used in mental health research and may use different recall periods depending on the purpose of the assessment. A range of studies aiming to monitor changes in mental health over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic opted to …

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Predicting wellbeing over one year using sociodemographic factors, personality, health behaviours, cognition, and life events

Miranda R. Chilver, Elyse Champaigne-Klassen, Peter R. Schofield, Leanne M. Williams et autres

Various sociodemographic, psychosocial, cognitive, and life event factors are associated with mental wellbeing; however, it remains unclear which measures best explain variance in wellbeing in the context of related variables. This study uses data from 1017 healthy adults from the TWIN-E study …

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Negative association between anterior insula activation and resilience during sustained attention: an fMRI twin study

Arthur Montalto, Haeme R. P. Park, Leanne M. Williams, Mayuresh S. Korgaonkar et autres

BACKGROUND: While previous studies have suggested that higher levels of cognitive performance may be related to greater wellbeing and resilience, little is known about the associations between neural circuits engaged by cognitive tasks and wellbeing and resilience, and whether genetics or environment …

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Emotional face processing correlates with depression/anxiety symptoms but not wellbeing in non-clinical adults: An event-related potential study

Miranda R. Chilver, Haeme R. P. Park, Peter R. Schofield, Christopher Clark et autres

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Six-Week Online Multi-component Positive Psychology Intervention Improves Subjective Wellbeing in Young Adults

Miranda R. Chilver, Justine M. Gatt

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