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Kavya Raj is a Lecturer at Monash University, affiliated with BehaviourWorks Australia, where she conducts research at the intersection of behavioural science, mental health, and technology. Her work focuses on understanding and addressing problematic internet use, psychological flexibility, and behavioural change in educational and public health contexts.
Her research interests include behavioural interventions, digital mindfulness, impulsivity and compulsivity, and public health applications of behavioural science. She explores how cognitive and emotional factors contribute to addictive behaviours, particularly among university students, and develops technology-informed strategies to promote mental well-being.
The recent articles highlight a strong trend in problematic internet use, psychological flexibility, and cognitive inflexibility, with applications in mental health and higher education. Her work bridges clinical psychology, public health, and digital pedagogy, contributing to both theoretical understanding and practical interventions.
- Associate Fellow Higher Education Academy (11 Feb 2024)
- Best Oral Abstract (May 2022)
- One behaviour at a time - transforming the work of Industry through the "Applying Behavioural Science to Create Change" micro-credential (14 Nov 2023)
Kavya Raj has been actively involved in research grants and consultancy projects, including Empowering Climate Champions and Scoping vision for forest fires prevention, demonstrating her applied focus on using behavioural science for societal challenges. She has contributed to multiple collaborative initiatives and presented at national and international conferences.
She is associated with BehaviourWorks Australia, a leading centre for applied behavioural science, where she collaborates on projects aimed at driving behavioural change in public policy, health, and environmental resilience. Her team-based approach integrates interdisciplinary research with real-world impact.
