Rachel Hogg
Biographic Data
| ID | 4192846 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rachel Hogg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rachel |
| FAMILY NAME | Hogg |
| SIGNATURE | HOGG R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Charles Sturt University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2844-8064 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The invisible psychologist
All disciplines of health care in Australia are governed by laws, standards of educational attainment, guidelines for practice, and ethical codes of conduct.The Psychology Board, the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council, the Australian Psychological Society, and Medicare form the system within which the discipline of psychology operates.Literature indicates a need to examine the ways in which these psychological systems impact the professi…
The Sky is Falling! Examining Disaster Preparedness in Supported Independent Living
With increased occurrence of disasters, disaster preparedness for those living with a disability is paramount. Support workers of people living with a disability are directly implicated in their disaster preparedness, playing a critical role in evacuation and emergency responses, yet little is understood about their preparedness. This mixed-methods study explored attitudes, experiences, and knowledge of 137 Australian support workers working with…
‘Unfollow Them!’
Cancel culture is a notable, but not well theorised social phenomenon, widely understood as a way of punishing those in the public eye who are perceived to do or say the wrong thing. This study aimed to elucidate the cancelling process and the role of morality‐ and emotion‐related traits in this process. Adult social media users ( n = 298) undertook an online survey containing cancel culture–related vignettes and scales. As hypothesised, moral ou…
The Effect of Children’s Phubbing on Parents’ Psychological Wellbeing
Attending to the phone while interacting face‐to‐face with another person, a behaviour known as phubbing, can be detrimental to the phubbed person’s psychological wellbeing. Recent research revealed that phubbing friends and partners indirectly affected the phubbed individual’s wellbeing. The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of children’s phubbing on parents’ psychological wellbeing; not the effect of parents’ phubbing on children’…
Fake it ‘till you make it”
The diagnosis of autism spectrum condition (ASC) in women is increasing, prompting research into the gendered experience and presentation of female ASC. To complement this growing body of research, the current study utilised a qualitative approach informed by a feminist disability framework to explore how the intersecting dimensions of difference, gender, and ASC influence autistic women’s subjectivity and wellbeing. Drawing on the experiences of…
Instagram Photo Sharing and Its Relationships With Social Connectedness, Loneliness, and Well-Being
Photo sharing is one of the most popular online social media activities and has been associated with changes in mental health. Research investigating the effect of sharing photos on a social media user's social connectedness, loneliness, and well-being has generated conflicting results. This study analyzed the effect of Instagram photo sharing on the relationships among social connectedness, loneliness, and well-being. The study focused on photos…
Invisible boundaries
Despite an increase in dual-earner families and the recent emphasis on involved fathering and work-family balance, there is a paucity of Australian men adopting flexible working arrangements to help them better manage work and family life. This research explored Australian father's perceptions and experiences of workplace flexibility, and the factors that influence their engagement with such arrangements. Fifteen white-collar working fathers of y…
Instagram photo sharing and its relationships with social rewards and well‐being
Photo sharing is one of the most popular online activities and prior research has revealed conflicting findings regarding its relationships with well-being. While a number of studies have found sharing photos improves well-being, other studies have found that photo sharing actually worsens well-being. This research examined the relationship between well-being and social rewards generated from sharing different types of photos on the most used onl…
A high-stakes partnership? Responsibility, interdependency, and vulnerability in elite equestrian sport
Elite equestrian dyads develop relationships amidst a considerable degree of risk. Serious accidents and injuries are not uncommon in equestrian sport and uncertainty may pervade relationships with horses owned by a third party. Little psychological research has addressed the dynamics of the horse-rider relationship. This study examined equestrian dyads in elite sport using social constructionist grounded theory. Thirty-six interviews were conduc…
Hospital Contributions to the Delivery of Public Health Activities in US Metropolitan Areas
Objectives. We investigated changes in hospital participation in local public health systems and the delivery of public health activities over time and assessed the relationship between hospital participation and the scope of activities available in local public health systems. Methods. We used longitudinal observations from the National Longitudinal Survey of Public Health Systems to examine how hospital contributions to the delivery of core pub…
Invisible boundaries
Despite an increase in dual-earner families and the recent emphasis on involved fathering and work-family balance, there is a paucity of Australian men adopting flexible working arrangements to help them better manage work and family life. This research explored Australian father's perceptions and experiences of workplace flexibility, and the factors that influence their engagement with such arrangements. Fifteen white-collar working fathers of y…
Hospital Contributions to the Delivery of Public Health Activities in US Metropolitan Areas
Objectives. We investigated changes in hospital participation in local public health systems and the delivery of public health activities over time and assessed the relationship between hospital participation and the scope of activities available in local public health systems. Methods. We used longitudinal observations from the National Longitudinal Survey of Public Health Systems to examine how hospital contributions to the delivery of core pub…
Fake it ‘till you make it”
The diagnosis of autism spectrum condition (ASC) in women is increasing, prompting research into the gendered experience and presentation of female ASC. To complement this growing body of research, the current study utilised a qualitative approach informed by a feminist disability framework to explore how the intersecting dimensions of difference, gender, and ASC influence autistic women’s subjectivity and wellbeing. Drawing on the experiences of…
Instagram Photo Sharing and Its Relationships With Social Connectedness, Loneliness, and Well-Being
Photo sharing is one of the most popular online social media activities and has been associated with changes in mental health. Research investigating the effect of sharing photos on a social media user's social connectedness, loneliness, and well-being has generated conflicting results. This study analyzed the effect of Instagram photo sharing on the relationships among social connectedness, loneliness, and well-being. The study focused on photos…
Hospital Contributions to the Delivery of Public Health Activities in US Metropolitan Areas
Objectives. We investigated changes in hospital participation in local public health systems and the delivery of public health activities over time and assessed the relationship between hospital participation and the scope of activities available in local public health systems. Methods. We used longitudinal observations from the National Longitudinal Survey of Public Health Systems to examine how hospital contributions to the delivery of core pub…
A high-stakes partnership? Responsibility, interdependency, and vulnerability in elite equestrian sport
Elite equestrian dyads develop relationships amidst a considerable degree of risk. Serious accidents and injuries are not uncommon in equestrian sport and uncertainty may pervade relationships with horses owned by a third party. Little psychological research has addressed the dynamics of the horse-rider relationship. This study examined equestrian dyads in elite sport using social constructionist grounded theory. Thirty-six interviews were conduc…
Instagram photo sharing and its relationships with social rewards and well‐being
Photo sharing is one of the most popular online activities and prior research has revealed conflicting findings regarding its relationships with well-being. While a number of studies have found sharing photos improves well-being, other studies have found that photo sharing actually worsens well-being. This research examined the relationship between well-being and social rewards generated from sharing different types of photos on the most used onl…
Fake it ‘till you make it”
The diagnosis of autism spectrum condition (ASC) in women is increasing, prompting research into the gendered experience and presentation of female ASC. To complement this growing body of research, the current study utilised a qualitative approach informed by a feminist disability framework to explore how the intersecting dimensions of difference, gender, and ASC influence autistic women’s subjectivity and wellbeing. Drawing on the experiences of…
Instagram Photo Sharing and Its Relationships With Social Connectedness, Loneliness, and Well-Being
Photo sharing is one of the most popular online social media activities and has been associated with changes in mental health. Research investigating the effect of sharing photos on a social media user's social connectedness, loneliness, and well-being has generated conflicting results. This study analyzed the effect of Instagram photo sharing on the relationships among social connectedness, loneliness, and well-being. The study focused on photos…
Invisible boundaries
Despite an increase in dual-earner families and the recent emphasis on involved fathering and work-family balance, there is a paucity of Australian men adopting flexible working arrangements to help them better manage work and family life. This research explored Australian father's perceptions and experiences of workplace flexibility, and the factors that influence their engagement with such arrangements. Fifteen white-collar working fathers of y…
The Effect of Children’s Phubbing on Parents’ Psychological Wellbeing
Attending to the phone while interacting face‐to‐face with another person, a behaviour known as phubbing, can be detrimental to the phubbed person’s psychological wellbeing. Recent research revealed that phubbing friends and partners indirectly affected the phubbed individual’s wellbeing. The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of children’s phubbing on parents’ psychological wellbeing; not the effect of parents’ phubbing on children’…
‘Unfollow Them!’
Cancel culture is a notable, but not well theorised social phenomenon, widely understood as a way of punishing those in the public eye who are perceived to do or say the wrong thing. This study aimed to elucidate the cancelling process and the role of morality‐ and emotion‐related traits in this process. Adult social media users ( n = 298) undertook an online survey containing cancel culture–related vignettes and scales. As hypothesised, moral ou…
The invisible psychologist
All disciplines of health care in Australia are governed by laws, standards of educational attainment, guidelines for practice, and ethical codes of conduct.The Psychology Board, the Australian Psychology Accreditation Council, the Australian Psychological Society, and Medicare form the system within which the discipline of psychology operates.Literature indicates a need to examine the ways in which these psychological systems impact the professi…
The Sky is Falling! Examining Disaster Preparedness in Supported Independent Living
With increased occurrence of disasters, disaster preparedness for those living with a disability is paramount. Support workers of people living with a disability are directly implicated in their disaster preparedness, playing a critical role in evacuation and emergency responses, yet little is understood about their preparedness. This mixed-methods study explored attitudes, experiences, and knowledge of 137 Australian support workers working with…
Psychology (6 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Impact of Technology on Adolescents (3 works) · Social media (3 works) · Autism Spectrum Disorder Research (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Identity (music (2 works) · Media Influence and Health (2 works)