David Dueber

Assistant Research Professor

University of Toledo

United States

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David Dueber is an Assistant Research Professor at the University of Toledo. His research focuses on psychometric properties in various contexts, including knee pain assessment in military personnel and measuring loneliness among autistic adults. Additionally, he examines burnout in special education teachers and the implications of scoliosis assessment tools. His recent work also includes studies on femoral deformities and the efficacy of growth modulation techniques.

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L. Colby Mangum

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University of Central Florida

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Vicki Gibbs

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Christopher Cormier

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Loyola Marymount University

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Michael Toland

Professor, Executive Director of The Herb Innovation Center

University of Toledo

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Rasch Analysis of Psychometric Properties of Knee Pain and Function Scales in Adults With Non-Traumatic Non-Surgical Patellofemoral Pain: Implications for Military Personnel

Measuring Loneliness in Autistic Adults: A Collaborative Approach to Refining the UCLA Loneliness Scale

BREATHE-EASE Goals for Reducing Special Education Teacher Burnout

A Comparison of Measurement of Stability and Predictors of Special Education Burnout and Work Engagement

Psychometric analysis and the implications for the use of the scoliosis research society questionnaire (SRS-22r English) for individuals with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis

Special educators’ mental health and burnout: A comparison of general and teacher specific risk factors

Femoral Deformity in Tibia Vara and Its Response to Growth Modulation

Predicting Deformity Correction of Growth Modulation in Late-onset Tibia Vara

Predicting Success of Deformity Correction With Tension Band Plating in Early-Onset Tibia Vara

Multidimensionality and measurement invariance of the revised developmental work personality scale

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L. Colby Mangum

Vicki Gibbs

Christopher Cormier

Michael Toland

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