Daniel Miller

Dan Miller, PhD, is a Lecturer in Psychology and Early Career Researcher at James Cook University. His research interests include the social psychology of digital media and technology, sexuality, mental health and wellbeing, and the teaching and learning of psychology. Dr Miller has published extensively on pornography use and its impact on behaviours and attitudes. He is currently undertaking research on human detection of deepfakes and perceptions of chatbots. 

Research Groups/Collaborations: Dan is the Australian collaborator on the International Sex Survey, a large-scale survey investigating sexual wellbeing across 42 nations. He is also a founding member of the JCU Digital Wellbeing Group, an interdisciplinary research consortium dedicated to bridging the gap between technological advancement and community health, wellbeing, safety, and connection.

Editorial Activity: Editorial board member, Asian Journal of Social Psychology | Guest editor, Studies in Communication and Media special issue: Media Representations of Sexuality in an Era of Pornification | Topic editor, Frontiers in Psychology research topic: Mindfulness and Mental Health in the Time of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Teaching: Dr Miller currently coordinates and teaches into PY2107: Conducting and Interpreting Experimental Studies in Psychology and PY3106: Historical Foundations of Modern Psychology.

Links: ResearchGate | Google Scholar | Web of Science | OSF | Twitter