Quant Psych PhD Student @ucdavis
Interested in psychometric networks, longitudinal data, and their combination
Avid baker, seamstress, and rock climber!
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
PSA to folks interested in formalizing verbal theories in psych and beyond! Rohit Batra’s new preprint provides an intuitive shiny app to help you visualize and simulate them! He’s on the job market and fantastic ☺️
"When data are generated by a formative model, applying a common factor model can severly bias parameter estimates." (Danielle Siegel, #aps24sf)
See work by @mijkenijk on the topic:
https://t.co/uJ1S1ulzLa
Do you know any undergrads curious about quant methods training (what it is, what it's good for, where to do it, how to get in)? Online info session happening *this Friday* at 12 pacific / 3 eastern. Please share widely!
In case anyone's still here, UC Davis is hiring! Asst. prof in quant methods of any flavor. Feel free to contact me with any questions! https://t.co/PPS5k9mLgF
In case you missed it the first go-around, consider joining our stats mentorship and community network! We're hoping to finalize our list of participants by August 1st.
Detailed info here:
https://t.co/L1NOyTRsx7
Sign-up here:
https://t.co/N0GD0B7QZ4
Remember this preprint on whether choice of sampling frequency matters for continuous-time AR models? It has now been published in Psych Methods! https://t.co/lY4wIMCNV9 Are there limitations to which intervals you can rescale CT parameters to? (1/4)
We recommend that researchers use theory to hypothesize what the AR strength would be at the frequency of interest for a variable, and our work shows how far in time their estimates can be rescaled!
.@UCDavisPsych is hiring! Announcing not one not two but THREE tenure-track psych searches this year, in quant methods, anti-racist methods, and personality. Links here (please share!):
https://t.co/PPgalkMiBH
https://t.co/9FidUz5F4n
https://t.co/bB619gU0Oi
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!