BA (Unviersity of Canterbury), MA (Hons) (University of Auckland), PhD (Sydney University)
Dr Robert Buckingham started at Charles Sturt in 2007. His research interests fall within the general area of individual differences with particular focus on:
Recent publications include:
Buckingham, R. (2015). Psychoticism and perceptual processing speed: A test of Robinson’s theory. Australian Journal of Psychology, 67, pp. 115–120.
Mackay, A. M., Buckingham, R., Schwartz, R. S., Hodgkinson, S., Beran, R., G., Cordato, D. J. (2015). The effect of biofeedback as a psychological intervention in multiple sclerosis: A randomised controlled study. International Journal of MS care, 17, pp. 101–108.
Research interests fall within the general area of individual differences. I am particularly interested in Pavlovian temperament theory, biologically based accounts of personality, the personality psychopathology continuum and the relationship between personality and intelligence.