CARMA Global Messenger - October 2020

October 2020

Thank you to all of our CARMA Institutional Members that have joined us throughout the month of September! We had a successful first month of our 2020-21 academic year, and are excited to bring even more events in October! We hosted our first Live Webcast with individual viewing on October 2nd, and it was a hit! Thank you to all that participated!

CARMA's first Live Webcast Lecture, presented by Dr. Jeff Stanton, was a success. Dr. Stanton lectured over Null and Equivalence Hypothesis Testing, and as he says: "Everyone Talks About the Null, But Almost Nobody Does Anything About It!". Thank you Dr. Jeff Stanton for presenting and your continued support of CARMA!

We welcome your feedback, please let us know how we can better serve your needs related to research methods education. Good luck with all you are doing, be safe, and hope to see you at one of our upcoming events.

Upcoming CARMA Events in October and November

Oct. 9 - Topic Interest Group Meeting (Structural Equation Methods)

Oct. 21 - Webcast Lecture by Dr. Glen Kreiner - Reflexivity in Research Methods

Oct. 30 - Topic Interest Group Meeting (Multilevel Analysis)

Nov. 6 - Webcast Lecture by Dr. Blake McShane - Average Power and Meta-Analysis

Nov. 13 - Topic Interest Group Meeting (Advanced Regression Analysis)

Nov. 18 - Webcast Lecture by Dr. Keith Leavitt - Video Confederates on Experimental Research

Topic Interest Groups:

Fri. October 9, 12:00-1:30 pm ET

Structural Equation Methods

Tutorial: Testing Moderation with SEM - Dr. Robert Vandenberg, University of Georgia

Panel Session:

Reliability with CFA - Dr. Jose Cortina, Virginia Commonwealth University

Longitudinal Analysis - Dr. Betty Zhou, University of Minnesota

SEM and Experimental Data - Dr. Heiko Breitsohl, University of Klagenfurt

Ask the Expert Session and Reception

Webcast Lecture:

Wed. Oct 21, 12:00 - 1:30 ET

Reflexivity in Research Methods: Boundary Theory and the Researcher Role Continuum

Dr. Glen Kreiner from University of Utah will present CARMA's second Webcast Lecture of 2020-21 academic year. Advanced registration through the CARMA Website is required. (see instructions)

Abstract

Calls have been made for many years that we as scholars be more reflexive in our research methods, namely, that we thoughtfully consider how who we are affects our research...

Dr. Glen Kreiner, University of Utah

Topic Interest Groups:

Fri. October 30, 12:00-1:30 pm ET

Multilevel Analysis

Tutorial: Measurement of Group Level Constructs – Dr. Paul Bliese, University of South Carolina

Panel Session:

Design Recommendations for Multilevel Analysis – Dr. Gilad Chen, University of Maryland

Calculating R-square for Multilevel Models –

Dr. Nikos Dimotakis, Oklahoma State University

TBA – Dr. James LeBreton, Penn State University

Ask the Expert Session and Reception

CARMA's second set of 2020-21 Live Online Short Courses will be in January.

Course List:

Introduction to R and Data Analysis – Dr. Scott Tonidandel, University of North Carolina-Charlotte

Advanced Multilevel Analysis with R – Dr. Paul Bliese, University of South Carolina

Introduction to SEM with LAVAAN – Dr. Robert Vandenberg, University of Georgia

Statistical Analysis of Big Data with R – Dr. Jeff Stanton, Syracuse University

Intermediate SEM, Model Evaluation – Dr. Larry Williams, Texas Tech University

Open Science and R: Principles and Practices – Dr. George Banks, University of North Carolina-Charlotte

Advanced Data Analysis with R – Dr. Ron Landis,

Illinois Institute of Technology

Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis – Dr. Ernest O’Boyle, Indiana University

Registration is open, members receive a 50% discount, and the early registration discount is available until December 18th.

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