Caroline L. Donovan is affiliated with Griffith University in Australia and specializes in the field of psychology, with a substantial focus on clinical psychology. Their research encompasses 101 publications in psychology, with significant contributions to clinical psychology (56 publications), experimental and cognitive psychology (22 publications), education (13 publications), pediatrics, perinatology and child health (11 publications), and applied psychology (10 publications).
Their work addresses a range of topics within child and adolescent mental health and development. Key research themes include:
Donovan has published in several prominent journals, frequently contributing to:
Their recent papers include:
Donovan collaborates frequently with several coauthors, including:
Susan H. Spence;Caroline Donovan;Margaret Brechman-Toussaint
Susan H. Spence;Caroline Donovan;Margaret Brechman-Toussaint
Susan Hilary Spence;Caroline Leanne Donovan;Sonja March;Amanda Gamble
Susan H. Spence;Jeanie K. Sheffield;Caroline L. Donovan
Caroline L Donovan;Susan H Spence
Sonja March;Susan Hilary Spence;Caroline Leanne Donovan
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Susan H. Spence;Jeanie K. Sheffield;Caroline L. Donovan
Susan H. Spence;Jeanie Sheffield;Caroline L. Donovan
Susan Hilary Spence;Caroline Leanne Donovan;Sonja March;Amanda Gamble
Sonja March;Jamin Day;Gabrielle Ritchie;Arlen Rowe
Laura R. Uhlmann;Caroline L. Donovan;Melanie J. Zimmer-Gembeck;Hayley S. Bell
Cathy Creswell;Maaike H. Nauta;Jennifer L. Hudson;Sonja March
Caroline Leanne Donovan;Sonja March
Renee E. E. Anderson;Sue Hilary Spence;Caroline Leanne Donovan;Sonja March
Hayley S. Bell;Caroline L. Donovan;Robin Ramme
Grace M. Sweeney;Caroline L. Donovan;Sonja March;Yvette Forbes
Susan H. Spence;Caroline L. Donovan;Sonja March;Justin A. Kenardy
Caroline L. Donovan;Catherine Poole;Natasha Boyes;Jennie Redgate
Carmen S. Price;Susan H. Spence;Jeanie Sheffield;Caroline Donovan
Richard Stratton;Caroline Donovan;Shannon Bramwell;Natalie J. Loxton
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