PhD Student in Virtual reality | Media Psychology & Neuroscience | Psychometrics and statistical models in CMC | Gender, sex and sexuality studies 🏳️🌈
I'm not great at promoting work on social media, but I wanted to share a tutorial I wrote on Local Structural Equation Modeling (LSEM). Hope this can be helpful for those interested in exploring moderation effects (including measurement invariance) in SEM. https://t.co/EKorT4VWZW
This reduces the chances of the model misspecification of the moderation effect, which can happen when relying strongly on inappropriate theoretical assumptions (such as misusing a cubic polynomial curve fit what should be a bounded S-shaped age development effect).
Just had a frustrating experience: My colleague and I were teaching a stats course and couldn’t replicate a published paper’s multinomial logistic regression using their OSF dataset. After we contacted the authors, they made the entire OSF private! Good job!🤮 #openscience
Even with the challenging weather, it was a blast to run our workshop on nonlinear moderation! @franikowsp@AHildePsych Huge thanks to DGPs2024 for the great organization @univienna. #DGPs2024
Day 1 in beautiful Prague at #IMPS2024. Come to New Building Room 4C at 2:30pm for a symposium on network psychometrics! Except for the fit measure evaluation study, the symposium covers diverse topic on CAT, comparison, missingness and non-normality in network analysis.
To share more This study data was also open-accessed used in another paper to re-examine the reliability of the perceptual matching task. @hcp4715 Having more collaborative research practices that I am proud to be a part of. https://t.co/Rju4MAkeWq
I am excited to share that after two years, a non-significant result of my PhD experiments has finally been published. #OpenScience#PhDLife https://t.co/fAXFEyUcyA
However, our results did not provide evidence for a modulation of self-prioritization on facial emotion recognition using Bayesian analysis, regardless of emotion type.
@sachaa01 Dear Selena, are you still interested in switching? I have two tickets for Gelsenkirchen (17.07), and I really want to have tickets for Hamburg.
Just wrapped up an incredible conference on psychological methods. #EAM2023 Only downside? My trip home, thanks to a nearly five-hour delay from the “pünktlich” Deutsche Bahn, saw me reaching home at midnight.
Summer well spent at the SMiP summer school at Uni Mannheim. Presented my poster and connected with a community of cool researchers. Excited for what’s next!
@KouMurayama@KlintKanopka@Ed_Donnellan Yes, In theoretical level, I really understand this paper want to invent a measurement model. however, when you use random effects, it implicitly assumed a latent variable (not theta, but a latent method factor). in the statistical level, as you said it is only small difference.
@KouMurayama@KlintKanopka@Ed_Donnellan I am only a tiny new newbie in psychometrics, but I personally(!) think this study is trying to reinvent the wheel. There is already random IRT (https://t.co/fSFBvDLdza…), and the model in this paper looked like is the 2PL + normal continuous response (De Boeck, 2008)...