I develop and apply sophisticated statistical methods to behavioral data. Areas of interest are (a) clustered, longitudinal, and time-series data and (b) structural equation models, measurement models, and model fit.

Anderson is interested in quantitative topics pertaining to research design, sample size, and missing data.

Gutzwiller accumulated research experience working for the US Navy until 2018 to become a professor at ASU in the Human Systems Engineering program, studying attention, automation and trust, and cybersecurity.

Koffer uses innovative methodologies to link stress (e.g., everyday hassles, major life events) to health and well-being across adulthood and aging.

Research explores mental health in biology learning environments, with a focus on depression and cohort-sequential longitudinal methods. Prior experience in mixed methods design for both biology education and psychology.

Post-doctoral fellow researching prevention and mental health science with quantitative and computational methods.