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World Journal of Clinical Cases | 2014

Pathways of fear and anxiety in dentistry: A review

Ava Elizabeth Carter; Geoffrey Carter; Mark Justin Boschen; Emad AlShwaimi; Roy George

The aim of this article was to analyze the theories underpinning dental fear, anxiety and phobias. To be included, articles must have been published between the years of 1949 and 2013 concerning fears and phobias within dentistry and/or psychiatry. Of 200 articles originally under review, 140 were included and reviewed by the authors.Five specific pathways relating to dental fear and anxiety were identified; Cognitive Conditioning, Informative, Visual Vicarious, Verbal Threat, and Parental. Eight currently accepted management techniques across all dental disciplines for dental fear and anxiety were identified. Further research is required to identify clinical diagnosis and treatment for fears originating from different pathways.


Journal of Further and Higher Education | 2015

Building commitment: an examination of learning climate congruence and the affective commitment of academics in an Australian university

Amie Southcombe; Liz Fulop; Geoffrey Carter; Jillian Cavanagh

The purpose of this study is to explore the relationship between learning climate congruence and the affective commitment of university academics. The strategy of inquiry for this research is quantitative, involving a non-experimental design for the survey research. A non-probability sample of 900 academics from a large Australian university was selected, with a response rate of 30.33%. The major conclusion drawn from this study was that the congruence between current and preferred learning climate was related to the affective commitment of university academics. More specifically, academics’ level of affective commitment was enhanced in a learning climate where they were encouraged to take risks, had plenty of time to learn new tasks and were encouraged to openly express their ideas and opinions. This study is important in a practical sense for academic managers and universities to build relationships and develop better connections with their academics.


International Endodontic Journal | 2015

Pathways of fear and anxiety in endodontic patients

Ava Elizabeth Carter; Geoffrey Carter; Roy George


Journal of Management & Organization | 2012

Work-related stress impacts on the commitment of urban transit drivers

Jia-Yi Hung; Ron James Fisher; Rod Peter Gapp; Geoffrey Carter


5th Annual Australian and Organisational Psychology Conference | 2003

Women Men and Management

Geoffrey Carter


Engaging the Multiple Contexts of Management : Convergence and divergence of management theory and p | 2005

Performance appraisal: Stressful for some

Geoffrey Carter; B. Delahaye Qut


Journal of Endodontics | 2015

Ethnicity and Pathways of Fear in Endodontics.

Ava Elizabeth Carter; Geoffrey Carter; Mark Justin Boschen; Emad AlShwaimi; Roy George


Archive | 2015

Autism Spectrum Disorders and the Role of General Dental Practitioners: A Review

Ava Elizabeth Carter; Geoffrey Carter; George R; Roy George


Psychology of Men and Masculinity | 2007

The psychophysiology of masculinity: a study of marital interactions

Geoffrey Carter


British Academy of Management conference | 2007

Improving Performance through an Understanding the Individual Concepts Of Attachment Style Within A System Wide Context

Rodney Peter Gapp; Geoffrey Carter; Ron James Fisher

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