Curtin Theses: Recent submissions
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(2021)Hedonic engagement and hedonic adaptation to cosmetic procedures were explored in the research. First, the research conceptualised and operationalised hedonic adaptation to repeated engagement with a cosmetic procedure. ...
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(2021)This study developed a method to automatically measure scaffolding productivity by extracting and analysing semantic information from onsite vision data.
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(2022)This thesis analyses and assesses the wartime roles of Qantas’ Indian Ocean Service and the United States Navy’s Patrol Wing 10 from1942 to 1945. Throughout this period both operators faced extraordinary challenges in ...
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(2021)This research programme is an in-depth study regarding the sub-base layer of pavements made by a polymer composite using crumb recycled tyres, recycled plastic and fly ash as fillers with jute-fabric as a reinforcement. ...
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(2022)Livestock-associated Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) are an emerging public-health issue in Australia, particularly amongst livestock and animal workers. We examined MRSA, isolated from humans and animals ...
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(2021)Today’s secondary school students need to be both prepared and confident as they progress into the undergraduate digital learning environment. This research examined the perceived level of preparedness and confidence of ...
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(2021)To better understand the seismic response of lode gold deposits, we characterized in the laboratory over 140 core samples representing different lithologies from two gold mines located in Western Australia. These petrophysical ...
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(2021)This research investigates if it is easier to adapt male superheroes to commercially successful films, using the adaptation of X-Men as a case study. Reviewing existing interviews and sales data identifies concerns affecting ...
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(2022)This thesis traces the historical roots of stock market manipulation in the domestic context, from the early days of share trading to 1990—the year of the first successful prosecution for market rigging in Australia. It ...
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(2021)Cultural diversity has grown in many countries due to increased immigration, which makes it necessary for individuals and organisations to be ready to accept and engage effectively with culturally diverse people and ...