Nils Myszkowski

Associate Professor in Psychology

Pace University

United States

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Nils Myszkowski is an Associate Professor in Psychology at Pace University, United States. His research areas encompass psychometrics, item response theory, and the development of educational programs. Recent publications explore Bayesian estimation methods, the effectiveness of psychoeducational interventions, and factors influencing personality measurement in various contexts.

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Pinar Çelik

Université libre de Bruxelles

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Pace University

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Bayesian Estimation of Generalized Log-Linear Poisson Item Response Models for Fluency Scores Using brms and Stan

A Pilot Evaluation of a School-Based Psychoeducational Program for Chinese and Latino/a Parents: Perceived Effectiveness and Acceptability

Modeling Sequential Dependencies in Progressive Matrices: An Auto-Regressive Item Response Theory (AR-IRT) Approach

Personality Traits Leading Respondents to Refuse to Answer a Forced-Choice Personality Item: An Item Response Tree (IRTree) Model

Can we “read” art…at all? A psychometric perspective on the possibility of measuring artwork attributes

One Common Factor, Four Resources, Both, or Neither: A Network Model of Career Adaptability Resources

Individual Differences in Within-Person Variability in Personality Positively Predict Economic Gains and Satisfaction in Negotiations

Accounting for Variable Task Discrimination in Divergent Thinking Fluency Measurement: An Example of the Benefits of a 2‐Parameter Poisson Counts Model and its Bifactor Extension Over the Rasch Poisson Counts Model

Development of the R library “jrt”: Automated item response theory procedures for judgment data and their application with the consensual assessment technique.

Analysis of an Intelligence Dataset

Commentary on Corradi et al.’s (2019) new conception of aesthetic sensitivity: Is the ability conception dead?

A Mokken Scale Analysis of the Last Series of the Standard Progressive Matrices (SPM-LS)

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