Applied quantitative psychologist. To early literacy researchers, I'm a statistician. To statisticians, I'm an early literacy researcher. He/him. Is/eum.
Congratulations to (now) Dr. Tiantian Sun (@TiantianSun_MSU) on successfully defending her dissertation today looking at the measurement of language and communication for kids who use AAC. Thanks to committee @LoriSkibbe, Sarah Douglas, and Josh Plavnick.
Coding constraints on Mplus thresholds with 100+ variables with different numbers of categories. One minor mistake on first run. Ran successfully second time.
The next MSU HDFS Methods talk is Tuesday, 4/25, at 11 am Eastern time by zoom. Tim Hayes from Florida International will talk on "R-squared Change in Structural Equation Models with Latent Variables and Missing Data". All are welcome. Message me for talk info.
My program is starting a new joint undergrad/masters program in early childhood education. Students in the program can complete their undergraduate and masters degrees in 5 - 5.5 years.
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Good luck to Kyla Cary who defends her dissertation on Wednesday, April 19- "Women’s online experiences of sexual objectification: Measurement development and associations with body image and mental health."
You got this!
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The next MSU HDFS Methods talk is Tuesday, 4/25, at 11 am Eastern time by zoom. Tim Hayes from Florida International will talk on "R-squared Change in Structural Equation Models with Latent Variables and Missing Data". All are welcome. Message me for talk info.
#OTD 1964 George Box & David R Cox read their paper “An Analysis of Transformations” at a research methods meeting of the @RoyalStatSoc. The paper began with their names then found the topic. 1/5🧵
Congratulations to Dr. Chi-Fang Tseng will be joining the HDFS tenure system faculty as a member of the Couple and Family Therapy Program, and to Dr. Ahnalee Brincks who will be transitioning from the fixed-term system into the tenure system!
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The next MSU HDFS Methods talk is on Tu, 4/10, at 11am Eastern time over zoom. Kevin Grimm from Arizona State University will be talking about "Growth models of survival processes". All are welcome. Message me for details and/or to get on our email list.
I am teaching applied SEM in the fall for the first time in many years. In the past, I used and loved Kline's textbook as the right balance of pragmatic and technical. It's getting a bit dated (2016). Anybody have a recommendation?
MSU HDFS Methods is hosting a talk by @schotz on T 3/28 at 11 EST over zoom. The title is "Using the bivariate normal distribution to assess and develop screening instruments." All are welcome to attend. Message for connection information and to get on our email list.