Research HDR Candidate Profiles Aliff Aqid
Aliff Aqid
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Aliff Aqid
Qualifications
- MpsychSc – James Cook University, 2021 - 2022
- BPsychSc – James Cook University, 2016 - 2018
Biography
Stemming from his background in industrial/organisational psychology, Aliff’s doctoral research focuses on how morality influences the creative process. Specifically, he is examining how moral mechanisms hinder and/or facilitate one’s ideation, creation, evaluation, and selection of novel ideas. Apart from his doctoral research, Aliff enjoys casual pursuits regarding philosophical discourse, working out, and video gaming.
Thesis Title
Morality’s nudge on creative action
Advisory Panel
Primary: Dr Sean Lee, Secondary: Dr Sherry Aw; Advisor Mentor: A/Prof Denise Dillon
Research Interests
- Moral Psychology and Philosophy
- Creativity