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David B. Flora, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
322 BSB,
Department of Psychology
York University
Toronto, ON M3J 1P3
email:
dflora/at/yorku.ca
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I study
quantitative methodology for psychological research, primarily focusing
on psychometric analysis and longitudinal analysis. Some of the methods
I’m interested in include exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis
(especially with categorical data), structural equation modeling, latent
growth curve analysis, and item response theory. I have applied these
methodologies to research on a variety of topics in psychology. I am
affiliated with the
Social/Personality Area within the psychology department at
York,
and I am a consultant with the
Statistical Consulting
Service. We have
excellent personnel and facilities for training students in quantitative
methodology for psychological research. If you’re interested, please
don’t hesitate to contact me,
Rob Cribbie, or
Michael Friendly. |
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Too few in
quantitative psychology!
How to make psychology statistically significant |
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