MIND AND IDENTITY IN CONTEXT LAB

Email: NedimYel@gmail.com

 

Undergraduate Degree: B.S. Physics, Bogazici University, 2003

 

Graduate Degree: Ph.D. Educational Psychology, Arizona State University, 2016

 

Statistician in the Mind and Identity in Context Lab: 2017-present

 

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My program of research focuses on quantitative methods as they apply to the social, psychological, behavioral, and educational sciences. I specifically focus on Hierarchal Linear models, Bayesian modeling, and Item Response Theory. My methodological works fall under scale development, dimensionality assessment, parameter estimation, and sample size requirements. I recently examined the effect of varying sample size at different levels, intraclass correlation, and model complexity on key parameters for longitudinal three level models. My methodological and statistical expertise in these areas facilitated interdisciplinary collaboration with researchers in fields such as engineering, psychology, education, and law.