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Kay Chai Peter Tay
Assistant Professor (Psychology; Health sciences; Creative arts and writing; Education; History, heritage and archaeology; Human society; Indigenous studies; Language, communication and culture; Law and legal studies; Philosophy and religious studies; Economics)
Singapore
Publications
- Is memory enhanced by the context or survival threats? A quantitative and qualitative review on the survival processing paradigm.
- Sex Differences in Perceptions toward Falls among Older Adults Living in the Community in Singapore
- Structured interviews examining the burden, coping, self-efficacy, and quality of life among family caregivers of persons with dementia in Singapore
- A new community-based outdoor intervention to increase physical activity in Singapore children: findings from focus groups
- The adaptive value associated with expressing and perceiving angry-male and happy-female faces
- The role of intrinsic motivation in a group of low vision patients participating in a self-management programme to enhance self-efficacy and quality of life
- Angry faces are more resistant to forgetting than are happy faces: directed forgetting effects on the identity of emotional faces
- Sex and Care: The Evolutionary Psychological Explanations for Sex Differences in Formal Care Occupations
- Psychological Resilience as an Emergent Characteristic for Well-Being: A Pragmatic View
- Ultrasonography in Acupuncture—Uses in Education and Research
- The feasibility and acceptability of a low vision self-management programme for older Singaporeans: A pilot study
- Integrating Religious and Sexual Identities: The Case of Religious Homosexual Men in Singapore
- Using Mixed-Methods Research to Examine the Effectiveness of a Psycho-educational Intervention for Caregivers of Persons With Dementia
- The physiological effects of massage before breast pumping on blood flow, temperature, and tension – A pilot study