Anthony Saliba

Anthony Saliba is a Professor of Psychology at Charles Sturt University's School of Psychology, affiliated with the Gulbali Research Institute. His research focuses on perceptual psychology, sensory experiences, and positive psychology applications, particularly in understanding taste preferences linked to personality types and the role of wine in mental health. He has secured nearly $2 million in research funding and managed over $8 million in projects, emphasizing perceptual psychology's societal impact.

Research Interests:

• Perceptual Psychology & Sensory Decision-Making
• Positive Psychology Interventions for Anxiety
• Wine Tourism & Consumer Behavior
• Disability Inclusion & Implicit Bias
• Journalist Mental Health

Notable Achievements:

• First to link personality types to taste preferences
• Leader in analyzing wine's social and psychological benefits
• Recipient of Growing Young Leaders Program Award (2020)

Advising & Grants:

• Supervised 16+ research projects including doctoral studies on journalism trauma and dairy industry practices
• Managed multimillion-dollar research portfolios

Labs/Teams:
Affiliated with the Gulbali Research Institute and School of Psychology labs, focusing on sensory perception and positive psychology applications.