Rosie is currently studying for a PhD, having completed a Psychology MRes course here in 2018. Her PhD will explore the development of third-wave interventions to reduce proximal predictors of suicide. Alongside her studies, Rosie is a member of the Contextual Behavioural Science Lab and is a Research Assistant on various projects within the School.
Published Work
Pendrous, R., Hulbert-Williams, L., Hochard, K. D., & Hulbert-Williams, N. J. (2020). Appetitive augmental functions and common physical properties in a pain-tolerance metaphor: An extended replication. Journal of Contextual Behavioral Science, 16, 17-24.
Hochard, K.D., Pendrous, R., Mari, T., & Flynn, S. (in Press). Examining the relationship between autism traits and sleep duration as predictors of suicidality. Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders.
Hulbert-Williams, N. J., Pendrous, R., Swash, B., Pilkington, M. Recruiting patients into psychosocial oncology research: Piloting non-clinical methods of patient identification and recruitment. E-cancermedicalscience.
Selected conference presentations:
Pendrous, R., Hochard, K, D., Hulbert-Williams, L. & Hulbert-Williams, N. J. Are Acceptance and Commitment Therapy-related processes protective against suicidality cross-sectionally? Association for Contextual Behavioural Science World Conference, Dublin, June 2019.
Pendrous, R., Hulbert-Williams, L., Hochard, K. D., & Hulbert-Williams, N. J. Common physical properties and appetitive augmental functions in metaphor effect: A replication. Association for Contextual Behavioural Science World Conference, Dublin, June 2019.
Pendrous, R., Hochard, K, D., Hulbert-Williams, L. & Hulbert-Williams, N. J. Third-wave therapeutic processes as predictors of suicide: preliminary findings from two questionnaire-based studies. Suicide and Self-Harm Early-Mid Career Researchers’ Forum, Glasgow, June 2019.
Pendrous, R., Swash, B., Storey, L., Hulbert-Williams, L. & Hulbert-Williams, N. J. Longitudinal adjustment to cancer survivorship: Qualitative analysis of free text comments from a longitudinal cohort study. British Psycho-Oncology Society, Chester, February 2019.
Pendrous, R., & Hulbert-Williams, L. Can a brief perspective-taking intervention be used to improve self-compassion? Chester Contextual Behavioural Science Research Colloquium, Chester, August 2018.