Meredith O'Connor - Melbourne Graduate School of Education, The University of Melbourne

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Dr. Meredith O'Connor is an educational and developmental psychologist. Her research investigates the development of optimal mental health over the life course. This includes both mental health challenges, and the mental health strengths and assets that allow people to thrive. To investigate this, she uses data from major Australian and international longitudinal cohorts.

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Household Income Supplements in Early Childhood to Reduce Inequities in Children's Development

Sharon Goldfeld,Marnie Downes,Sarah Gray,Cindy Pham,Shuaijun Guo,Elodie O'Connor,Gerry Redmond,Francisco Azpitarte,Hannah Badland,Sue Woolfenden,Katrina Williams,Naomi Priest,Meredith O'Connor,Margarita Moreno-Betancur

SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE（2024）

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The Effects of Adverse and Positive Experiences on Cardiovascular Health in Australian Children

Shuaijun Guo,Rushani Wijesuriya,Meredith O'Connor,Margarita Moreno-Betancur,Sharon Goldfeld,David Burgner,Richard Liu,Naomi Priest

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CARDIOLOGY (2024)

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Life Course Predictors of Child Emotional Distress During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Findings from a Prospective Intergenerational Cohort Study

Primrose Letcher,Christopher J. Greenwood,Jacqui A. Macdonald,Joanne Ryan,Meredith O'Connor,Kimberly C. Thomson,Ebony J. Biden,Felicity Painter,Catherine M. Olsson,Ben Edwards,Jennifer Mcintosh,Elizabeth A. Spry,Delyse Hutchinson,Joyce Cleary,Tim Slade,Craig A. Olsson

JOURNAL OF CHILD PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY (2024)

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6. Hypothetical Impact of Intervening on Socioeconomic Disadvantage in Childhood to Reduce the Risk of Adolescent Obesity: Stratification by Polygenic Risk in a Population Cohort Study

Jessica A. Kerr,Dorothea Dumuid,Marnie Downes,Katherine Lange,Meredith O'Connor,Ty Stanford,Lukar Thornton,David Burgner,Melissa Wake

JOURNAL OF ADOLESCENT HEALTHno. 3 (2024): S4-S4

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Adolescent School Belonging and Mental Health Outcomes in Young Adulthood: Findings from a Multi-wave Prospective Cohort Study

Kelly-Ann Allen,Christopher J. Greenwood,Emily Berger,Lefteris Patlamazoglou,Andrea Reupert,Gerald Wurf,Fiona May,Meredith O’Connor,Ann Sanson,Craig A. Olsson,Primrose Letcher

SCHOOL MENTAL HEALTHno. 1 (2024): 149-160

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Causal Inference in Multi-Cohort Studies Using the Target Trial Framework to Identify and Minimize Sources of Bias

Marnie Downes,Meredith O'Connor,Craig A Olsson,David Burgner,Sharon Goldfeld,Elizabeth A Spry,George Patton,Margarita Moreno-Betancur

American journal of epidemiology（2024）

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Is the Availability and Quality of Local Early Childhood Education and Care Services Associated with Young Children's Mental Health at School Entry

Amanda Alderton,Lucy Gunn,Karen Villanueva,Meredith O'Connor,Claire Boulange,Hannah Badland

HEALTH & PLACE (2024)

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Effects of Racism and Discrimination on Mental Health among Young People in Victoria, Australia, During COVID‐19 Lockdown

Kate Doery,Shuaijun Guo,Roxanne Jones,Meredith O'Connor,Craig A. Olsson,Linette Harriott,Carmel Guerra,Naomi Priest

Australian Journal of Social Issuesno. 4 (2023): 765-786

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Youth Experiences of Co-Designing a Well-Being Intervention: Reflections, Learnings and Recommendations

Dianne Vella-Brodrick,Kent Patrick,Rowan Jacques-Hamilton,Amanda Ng,Tan-Chyuan Chin,Meredith O'Connor,Nikki Rickard,Donna Cross,John Hattie

Oxford Review of Educationno. 6 (2023): 838-857

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