Past AMAP Events
Brown Bags
Spring 2021
Dr. David Yu (POL) Using an online behavioral experiment to test hypotheses: Relative effectiveness of exit, voice, and their combination on public service quality (April)
Ashleigh Kellerman (PhD Student, HDFS) Temporal dyadic processes in autism risk (March)
Brian McPhail (PhD Student, Sociology) The ecological effects of religion on health and mortality in China (March)
Dr. Andrew Flachs (ANTH) Story maps for collaborative multimodal data presentation (February)
Fall 2020
Dr. Rob Duncan (HDFS) Factor Structure of Cognitive School Readiness Skills: Conceptual versus Statistical Distinctions (November)
Dr. Brian Kelly (SOC) Event Centered Interviewing: Integrating Qualitative Interviews with Experience Sampling Technologies (October)
Dr. Elena Benedicto (English) How BIG are big data? And how Big [for What: Big-for-an-Elephant, Big-for-a-Mouse]? For Whom does it work, or who does it work for? ... and other methodological and ethical questions from a Linguist working “with” endangered languages (October)
Spring 2020
Aura Mishra (PhD student, HDFS) Longitudinal Models Using Count Data: Issues with Moderation and Missing Data (April)
Jaziel Ramon-Ortiz (PhD student, Consumer Science), Paving the Way for Male Hormonal Contraception: A Consumer Behavior Approach (April)
Dr. Kristine Marceau (HDFS) Which Model Should I Use to Test Bidirectional Effects? Navigating transactional analytic models in developmental research (March)
Dr. Logan Strother (POL) Threshold Effects and Coalition Formation at the U.S. Supreme Court (February)
Dori Davari (PhD student, HTM) Tourist Destination Image: Impacts of Social Interaction and Stereotyping (January)
Vasundhara Kaul (PhD student, SOC) The "Aliens" Are Here: The Role of Academic Enclaves on International Students' Aspirations (January)
Fall 2019
Amy Petts (PhD student, SOC) Racialized Admission Practices in Higher Education (December)
Stephanie Wilson (PhD student, SOC) Racialized Admission Practices in Higher Education (December)
Emily Rolan (PhD student, HDFS) The Influence of Environment on Risk for Adolescent Substance Use: Troubles with Moderation and Missing Data (November)
Gregor Horvath (MS student, HDFS) Polygene "Environment" Interactions - What to Make of Complex Environmental Variables that are Probably Genetically Influenced (November)
Dr. Tim Bond (Krannert) The Sad Truth about Happiness Scales (October)
Dr. Rob Duncan (HDFS) Prekindergarten Classroom Language Environments and Children’s Language Abilities (September)
Spring 2019
Dr. Kristine Marceau (HDFS) Max or Mean? How the Way We Aggregate Data across Multiple Raters Affects our Results (April)
Dr. Trent Mize (SOC) A General Framework for Comparing Predictions and Marginal Effects Across Models- With Possible Extensions to Multilevel Modeling (March)
Spring 2018
Dr. Natalie Lambert (COM) Rethinking Measurement of Communication within Online Spaces (April)
Dr. Shawn Bauldry (SOC) A Counterfactual Approach to Analyzing the Effect of College Expansion on Health (April)
Dr. Erik Otárola-Castillo (ANTH) It Takes Two to Tango: Incorporating Qualitative Data into a Quantitative Framework for Improved Hypothesis Testing (April)
Drs. Andrew Flachs (ANTH), Natalie Lambert (COM), and Laura Schwab Reese (HK) Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches to Triangulate Research Questions (March)
Dr. Sean Lane (PSY) Current Research on Biases in the Measurement of Thoughts, Feelings, and Behaviors (March)
Dr. Rob Duncan (HDFS) Modeling Considerations for Skill Development and Co-Development (February)
Workshop & Seminars
Fall 2020
Vasundhara Kaul & Youngeun Nam (SOC) Data Collection in the Transnational Context (September)
Stuti Magar (PSY) Introduction to R (December)
Spring 2020
Dr. Louis Tay (PSY) Capturing and Measuring ‘Experiences’ in Everyday Life: An Overview of Ecological Momentary Assessment (February)
Special Event: Ron Wasserstein, Executive Director of the American Statistical Association
Moving to a World Beyond p<.05 (January) Click here to view a recording of the talk.
Fall 2019
Dr. Trent Mize (SOC) Approaches to Handling Missing Data (November)
Stuti Magar (PSY) Programming in R: Tools and Tricks for Applied Analysis (October)
AMAP “flash” presentations Some of the newly hired faculty in CLA and HHS gave 5-minute presentations highlighting their methodological approaches, with breaks between to meet and chat. Speakers include: Marcus Mann (SOC); Jessica Lougheed (HDFS); Tara Grillos (POL); Natalia Rodriguez (Public Health); Jeremy Foote (BLSC); Zach Hass (Nursing); Dada Docot (ANTH); Chelsea Song (PSYCH) (September)
Spring 2019
Dr. Virginia Eubanks (Univeristy at Albany, SUNY) Critical Data Studies Distinguished Lecture (February)
Dr. Trent Mize (SOC) Conducting Survey Experiments to test causality (January)
Fall 2018
Dr. Trent Mize (SOC) Survey Design (and how to implement best practices using Qualtrics) (November)
Dr. Trent Mize (SOC) Intellectual Freedom and Racial Inequality as Addressed in 'Algorithms of Oppression' (October)
AMAP: Behavioral, Health and Social Sciences Symposium (October)
Spring 2018
Dr. Trent Mize (SOC) Data and Model Visualization (March) Click here to view a recording of the workshop.
Dr. Greg Duncan (University of California-Irvine) Correlation and Causation in Longitudinal Studies of Skill Development (February)