Molly Speechley

Molly is a PhD candidate from Brisbane, Australia, whose work focuses upon the intersections between gender diverse identity, developmental psychology, and medical practice. She has experience working with large qualitative datasets, thematic analyses, R, and SPSS. She has worked within cyberpsychology and parenting contexts, and is expecting to graduate in 2024. She has a handsome black cat, questionable taste in music and television, and is open to opportunities for collaboration, education, or employment!

Education

Doctor of Philosophy
Griffith University, 2021-2024
Supervisors: Professor Bonnie Barber, Professor Melanie Zimmer-Gembeck, Dr Jaimee Stuart (Adjunct), Dr Riley Scott (Adjunct), Assoc. Professor Kathryn Modecki (Former)
Project: Gender Diverse Identity Development Project (untitled)

Bachelor of Psychology (Honours First Class)
Griffith University, 2017-2020
Supervisor: Dr Jaimee Stuart
Project: Cyberbullying and Internet Supervision in Adolescent Boys: The Moderating Effect of Device Access, and the Importance of Context

PDFs & Research Communications

AusPATH 2023 Conference Poster
ausPATH 2023 Conference Poster

Report of Findings from a Study of Practitioner's Attitudes Toward Diverse Gender
Report of Findings from a Study of Practitioner's Attitudes Toward Diverse Gender

Research Communication for SCEMA: Cyberbullying and Parental Supervision
Research Communication for SCEMA: Cyberbullying and Parental Supervision

Research Communication for SCEMA: Parent's Anticipated Responses to Cyberbullying
Research Communication for SCEMA: Parent's Anticipated Responses to Cyberbullying

Publications

Speechley, M., & Stuart, J. (2022). The Conditional Effects of Parental Internet Supervision on Online Victimization for Early Adolescent Boys. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media, 66(3), 420-439. doi

Stuart, J., Scott, R., Smith, C., & Speechley, M. (2022). Parents' anticipated responses to children's cyberbullying experiences; Action, Education and Emotion. Children and Youth Services Review, 136(May 2021), 106398. doi

Apearances

Emerging Trans Researchers 2022 Online Conference: Gender diversity beliefs amongst medical and allied health practitioners.

ABC Brisbane Drive, 2022: Discussing cyberbullying prevention.

AHDA 2021 Hybrid Conference: Knowing is Half The Battle: A thematic analysis of gender identity development experiences among gender diverse peoples.

Get in Touch!

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Music Playlists

A Listening Moshpit: A playlist of slowly escalating intensity, from industrial metal angst to horror movie brutality.

Love Songs for Corpses: Sad songs for feeling sad.

Machine of Death: A sample platter of deathcore and technical death metal that drives my research processes.

Australian Bops: A collection of alt-rock Australian artists from the 90s to today.