Psychological Methods and Measurement Lab

Psychological Methods and Measurement Lab at UC Davis

[Psychological Methods and Measurement Lab @psychmodels]

Finally, interested in using cross-sectional data to make longitudinal inferences? @AnnaWysocki3 will be discussing under which conditions you can do so, and how violating these assumptions can affect your longitudinal estimates [Friday, 11:20, Room A]

[Psychological Methods and Measurement Lab @psychmodels]

Attending #IMPS2022? Come check out these talks by our lab, spanning topics such as validity, how we can leverage cross-sectional information, and intensive longitudinal data!

[Psychological Methods and Measurement Lab @psychmodels]

Interested in estimating validity? @mijkenijk proposes a definition of validity that is independent of reliability, explains how to estimate it, and its different characteristics [Thursday, 9:15, Room G]

[Simran Johal @SimranJohal12]

Super excited to announce that my paper with @mijkenijk “Comparing estimation methods for psychometric networks with ordinal data” is now officially online! This is my first-ever publication, and it’s awesome to finally see it “in print”. https://t.co/bHAK1CQqkq

[Anna Wysocki @AnnaWysocki3]

#SPSP2021 poster titled “Why Statistical Control Requires Causal Justification” (Coauthors: @KaileyLawson & @mijkenijk) . See link for full poster

https://t.co/JfYa5gbtkx

[Arianne H-Bennett @ariannechb]

Open access Data Management Syllabus now posted online, courtesy of a lovely collaborative hackathon @improvingpsych #SIPS2021 :). Thanks everyone who helped compile these resources! https://t.co/abi4ruUUm3