Quantitative Forum
Davie Hall, room 347Presenter: Noah Greifer, Ph.D. Candidate, UNC Chapel Hill The Quantitative Psychology Forum is open to anyone interested in quantitative methods.
Presenter: Noah Greifer, Ph.D. Candidate, UNC Chapel Hill The Quantitative Psychology Forum is open to anyone interested in quantitative methods.
Presenter: Michelle Langer, Ph.D., American Institutes for Research Title: "Considerations in Navigating a Psychometric Career" The Quantitative Psychology Forum is open to anyone interested in quantitative methods.
Presenter: Dina Dajani, Doctoral Candidate, Department of Psychology, University of Miami The Quantitative Psychology Forum is open to anyone interested in quantitative methods.
Presenter: R.J. Wirth, Ph.D., Vector Psychometric Group The Quantitative Psychology Forum is open to anyone interested in quantitative methods.
Graduate School applicant finalists are invited to join us for Visiting Day on February 9, 2018. This all-day event is invitation-only and allows applicant finalists to visit our department, learn more about their chosen program and meet program faculty, and … Read more
Presenter: Adam Meade, Ph.D., Department of Psychology, North Carolina State University Title: "Detecting Careless Responding in Survey Data" The Quantitative Psychology Forum is open to anyone interested in quantitative methods.
Presenter: Michael Giordano, Doctoral Candidate, Department of Psychology and Neuroscience, UNC Chapel Hill The Quantitative Psychology Forum is open to anyone interested in quantitative methods.
Presenter: Eric Youngstrom, Ph.D., Department of Psychology and Neuroscience, UNC Chapel Hill The Quantitative Psychology Forum is open to anyone interested in quantitative methods.
Presenter: Zachary Fisher, Doctoral Candidate, Department of Psychology and Neuroscience, UNC Chapel Hill The Quantitative Psychology Forum is open to anyone interested in quantitative methods.
Presenter: Ai Ye, Doctoral Candidate, Department of Psychology and Neuroscience, UNC Chapel Hill The Quantitative Psychology Forum is open to anyone interested in quantitative methods.