Dr. Rosie Shrout
@RosieShrout
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@LifeAtPurdue @PurdueHHS HDFS Assistant Professor studying how stress affects couples' health. Retired swimmer. Proud cat mom to Peach & Mango. She/her
Joined January 2013
We are recruiting for a study on couples in breast cancer survivorship! If you or someone you know is a breast cancer survivor and living with a partner, we have a great study to participate in ☺️. Participation is remote or in person. Please share & spread the word - thank you!
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RT @Jess_A_Maxwell: Congratulations to the Relationship Researchers Interest Group award 🏆winners: @Chops310 for the Caryl E. Rusbult Early…
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Relationships and health special issue reminder! Letters of Intent due Nov 15 for Biological Psychology's special issue on the biological mechanisms between relationships & health across adulthood and in context. Please spread the word!
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We're hiring! Assistant/associate, open HDFS area, & using 1 or more advanced quant methods, e.g., SEM, mixed effects/MLM, & their extensions, approaches applicable to prevention/intervention, &/or other types of longitudinal &/or dyadic modeling. LMK if you have questions!
My department, @PurdueHDFS, is hiring a quantitative methodologist! Assistant or associate level, any substantive focus within HDFS. Review begins Oct 31. Details and contact info for Qs in the link:
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People who talked with their partners about their illnesses and felt cared for, validated, and understood had better physical health, engaged in less risky behavior, felt less stressed and worried about the pandemic, and experienced less stigma, discrimination, and isolation
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RT @JoSoPerRel: @RosieShrout et al. #OnlineFirst investigated how illness disclosures and perceived partner responsiveness conferred health…
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RT @Jess_A_Maxwell: Join us for the 2025 SPSP Close Relationships Preconference! We are accepting Poster submissions (deadline Oct 17): h…
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RT @expiwell: ExpiWell Research Highlight with @RosieShrout🌟 Romantic relationships reduce stress and improve physical health. Inspired by…
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Julianne Holt-Lunstad, Stephanie Wilson, Kuan-Hua Chen, and I are guest editing this special issue. Please feel free to reach out to me or Stephanie Wilson with any questions!
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RT @Jess_A_Maxwell: Don’t forget to apply for the Grad Student Paper Award (Sept 6) for the SPSP Close Relationships Preconference!
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RT @ryanlinnbrown: Absolutely thrilled to share that our first episode of the Stress Puzzle with @Dr_Epel and @wendybmendes is available no…
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Please share! We are recruiting for a study on the daily experiences of breast cancer survivors and their partners. There are multiple ways to participate, including remote and in-person options!
Are you or your partner a breast cancer survivor? Researchers at @LifeAtPurdue are conducting a study to learn about the daily experiences of breast cancer survivors and their partners. Learn more and apply: @RosieShrout
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RT @IARRofficial: Are you or your partner a breast cancer survivor? Researchers at @LifeAtPurdue are conducting a study to learn about the…
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RT @Jess_A_Maxwell: Are you a grad student who published a relationships article in the past yr? The RRIG/ SPSP Close Relationships Preconf…
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Check out our paper led by @DrDAWeiser! She introduces me to new perspectives and makes me a better scientist. She uses the "Charmed Circle" to encourage us to engage in reflexivity and consider how mononormativity has shaped the infidelity literature and our approach to research
Read my and @RosieShrout’s new article on pressing questions within the infidelity literature. We argue that by questioning our own biases, assumptions, and methodologies, we will be able to further advance our understanding of infidelity.
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RT @Jess_A_Maxwell: Call for Rusbult Early Career Award nominations! For new investigators (PhD ~ 2015) who have made original and importan…
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