Position: HDR student
School and/or Centres: POLIS: The Centre for Social Policy Research
Email: paul.campbell@anu.edu.au
Location: 146 Ellery Crescent, RSSS Building - Level 3. Acton, ACT 2601
Qualification:
Bachelor of Arts (Honours Psychology) – Australian National University
Bachelor of Arts – University of Adelaide
Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours) – University of Adelaide
Paul’s research interests include judgement and decision-making, personality traits, and social attitudes. He also has a strong interest in analysis techniques applied to social science research. Paul’s PhD focuses on analysing longitudinal and cross-sectional data to understand how seemingly stable characteristics in fact change over time, and the effect such change can have on analysis.
From 2007 to present he has held a position as a researcher and analyst at the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Campbell, P. (2019). Dispositional traits and internal migration: Personality as a predictor of migration in Australia. Journal of Research in Personality, 78(1), 262-267.
Campbell, P. Biddle, N. & Paradies, Y. (2018). Indigenous Identification and Transitions in Australia: Exploring New Findings from a Linked Micro-dataset. Population, 73(4), 771-796.
Campbell, P., Hansen, N., Au, C., Wright, J., & Elazar, D. (2018). Options for Encoding Name Information for use in Record Linkage. Australian Bureau of Statistics Research Papers. Cat. No. 1351.0.55.162.
Raymer, J., Biddle, N. & Campbell, P. (2017). Analysing and Projecting Indigenous Migration in Australia. Applied Spatial Analysis and Policy, 10(2), 211-232.
Richter, K., Saher, G. & Campbell, P (2013). Assessing the Quality of Linking Migrant Settlement Records to 2011 Census Data. Australian Bureau of Statistics Research Papers. Cat. No. 1351.0.55.043.
Zhang, G. & Campbell, P (2012). Developing the Statistical Longitudinal Census Dataset and Identifying its Potential Uses. Australian Economic Review, 45(1), 125-133.
Chipperfield, J.O., Bishop, G. & Campbell, P.D. (2011). Maximum Likelihood Estimation for Contingency Tables and Logistic Regression with Incorrectly Linked Data. Survey Methodology, 37(1), 13-24.
Smithson, M. & Campbell, P. (2009). Buying and selling prices under risk, ambiguity and conflict. International Symposium on Imprecise Probability (ISIPTA 2009), ed. T. Augustin, F.P.A. Coolen, S.Moral, & M.C.M. Troffaes, Durham University, Durham UK, pp. 387-394.