Rate My Professor Olivia Monson

Monson's key publications include co-authorship on 'You don't look for love on grindr, that's for sure: a qualitative investigation into dating app use of Australian same-sex attracted men' (Psychology & Sexuality, 2024), 'Comparing and contrasting barriers in augmentative alternative communication for autistic children across Australia and the UK' (Frontiers in Psychiatry, 2024), 'Working hard on the outside: a multimodal critical discourse analysis of The Biggest Loser Australia' (Social Semiotics, 2016), and 'You get the baby you need: Negotiating the use of assisted reproductive technology for social sex selection in online discussion forums' (Qualitative Research in Psychology, 2015). She has supervised honours theses on gendered constructions of healthism in young adults, the lived experience of multiple sclerosis, and young men's masculinities in sexualised culture. As a unit coordinator and lecturer, she delivers PSY101: Introduction to Cultural Psychology, covering topics such as Hofstede's cultural dimensions. Her work on ResearchGate has received 49 citations across four publications. Monson contributes to the School of Psychology's research group focused on health psychology.