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Dr Ross Hollett

Ross is a Senior Psychology Lecturer and the Course Coordinator of the undergraduate psychology program within the School of Arts and Humanities.

Current teaching

  • PSY2102 - Fundamentals of Psychological Inquiry
  • PSY2204 - Learning, Memory and Cognition
  • PSY5128 - Research Skills.

Background

Ross Hollett completed his PhD at the University of Western Australia in 2015. Since his appointment at Edith Cowan University, he has primarily taught research methods and statistics to undergraduate and postgraduate students in addition to engaging in research and research supervision.

Ross' research focuses on how media and marketing influence psychological outcomes and behaviour, primarily using experimental methods. He utilises a wide variety of measurement techniques in his work, including eye tracking, skin conductance and reaction time tasks. Ross is a member of the Experimental Psychology Unit at Edith Cowan University.

Professional associations

  • 2024 - Archives of Sexual Behaviour Journal (Editorial Board Member)
  • 2025 - Public Health Association of Australia (Member)

University and National Teaching awards

  • 2019: Vice Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching

Research areas and interests

  • Media Exposure and Body Image
  • Sexual Objectification and Gaze Behaviour
  • Advertising and Health Behaviours

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