Join us for a Quantitative Area Brownbag with Dr. Craig Enders (University of California, Los Angeles)!
About Dr. Enders: Craig Enders is Professor of Psychology and Area Chair for Quantitative Psychology at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). He earned his Ph.D. in Educational Psychology (Quantitative and Qualitative Methods) from the University of Nebraska and is internationally recognized for his contributions to quantitative research methods, particularly in missing data analysis, multiple imputation, Bayesian estimation, multilevel modeling and longitudinal data analysis. Dr. Enders is the author of the widely cited book Applied Missing Data Analysis and has published extensively in leading methodological journals. His research has advanced statistical approaches for handling incomplete data and has informed best practices across the social, behavioral, educational, and health sciences. He also leads the development of Blimp, a freely available software package for Bayesian estimation and multiple imputation in complex data settings.
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