PhD; BSc (Psych); GradDip Ling

Megan Gilliver

Research Scientist

ORCID ID: 0000-0002-4353-1085

KEY FIELDS OF INTEREST

Behavioural Science
Cognition

PhD; BSc (Psych); GradDip Ling

Megan Gilliver

Research Scientist

Bio
Megan Gilliver is a Research Scientist in NAL’s Audiological Sciences team. Since joining NAL in 2007, she has worked on a wide variety of hearing loss prevention and hearing rehabilitation projects. With a background in psychology, Megan predominantly spends her time considering those at the heart of the research, the humans – on both sides of the otoscope.

Key publications

Gilliver, M., Beach, E. F., & Edwards, B., 2021

Applying behavioural economics to improve hearing aid conversations between first-time clients and clinicians: The development and evaluation of interventions to increase informed choice

In A. Samson (Ed.), The Behavioral Economics Guide (with an Introduction by John List), 104–114

Mealings, K., Yeend, I., Valderrama, J.T., Gilliver, M., Pang, J., Heeris, J., and Jackson, P., 2020

Discovering the unmet needs of people with difficulties understanding speech in noise and a normal or near-normal audiogram

American Journal of Audiology

Pang J, Beach E, Gilliver M, Yeend I, 2019

Adults who report difficulty hearing speech in noise: experiences, impacts and coping strategies

International Journal of Audiology, 2019 Dec;58(12):851-860

Beach E, Gilliver M , 2019

Time to listen: Most regular patrons of music venues prefer lower volumes

Frontiers in Psychology

Sorensen R, Beach EF, Gilliver M and Daugaard C, 2017

Preferred listening levels – a silent disco study

Proceedings of the International Symposium on Auditory and Audiological Research

Gilliver M, Sewell J, McGinnity S, Beach E , 2017

Advancing tinnitus awareness through animation

The Hearing Journal

Gilliver M, Nguyen J, Beach E and Barr C, 2017

Personal listening devices in Australia: Patterns of use and levels of risk

Seminars in Hearing