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PhD
Ryan completed his PhD in 2015 at Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane, Australia. Ryan’s research is focused on theories of Collective Intentions and Group motivational gain effects, within the context of alcohol consumption within friendship groups. Specifically, this encompasses:
1) Social marketing: which seeks to develop and integrate marketing concepts with other approaches to influence behaviours that benefit individuals and communities for the greater social good.
2) Collective Intentions: a commitment of an individual to participate in joint action and involves an implicit or explicit agreement between the participants to engage in that joint action.
3) Köhler’s Motivational Gain effects: which finds that less-able workers can, when under certain circumstances, perform better when they are members of a team, than when they are working individually.
Projects (Chief investigator)
- Benchmarking customer priorities and trust in the energy sector: RACE CRC
- Household Segments for Tariff Reform
- Liveability in the Australian Housing Market
- The Effectiveness of Residential Energy Efficiency and Conservation Programs
Projects
- Developing a Citizen Cyber Resilience Index for New Zealand
- Electricity retail churn – Customer Insights
- Opportunity Assessment - Rewarding energy flexible demand: Customer-friendly cost reflective tariffs and incentives
- Reduce Your Juice: Assisting Low-income Households to Better Manage Their Energy Use
- Summer Saver Research Program
- Trust building for collaborative win-win customer solutions in energy - Opportunity Assessment
- Women’s Butterfly Project: empowering mature women to maintain secure housing using high tech and high touch