Alyssa Counsell
Associate Professor
Director, Research Methods and Statistics Lab, Toronto Metropolitan University
Faculty of Arts
Department of Psychology
Toronto, Ontario
a.counsell@torontomu.ca
Office:
(416) 979-5000 ext. 556499
Expert In
Advanced statistical modeling
Clinical and health psychology
Complex psychological data
Equivalence testing
Improved statistical practices and research methods
Quantitative methods
Quantitative psychology
Research methods and statistics in psychology
Statistical approaches and tools
Statistical literacy and education
Technology and intelligent systems
Theme: Health and wellbeing
Bio/Research
Dr. Alyssa Counsell is the Director of the Psychology and Statistics Education Research (PASER) lab.
She seeks to bridge the gap between methodological innovation and applied statistical practice. Her research falls into two categories: 1) The applications of advanced statistical models ...
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She seeks to bridge the gap between methodological innovation and applied statistical practice. Her research falls into two categories: 1) The applications of advanced statistical models ...
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Bio/Research
Dr. Alyssa Counsell is the Director of the Psychology and Statistics Education Research (PASER) lab.
She seeks to bridge the gap between methodological innovation and applied statistical practice. Her research falls into two categories: 1) The applications of advanced statistical models for complex psychological data; 2) Statistics literacy, pedagogy, and education in the social sciences. Dr. Counsell currently holds a SSHRC Insight Grant (2021 – 2026) for her research program, Improving statistics education and statistical literacy in the social sciences.
Dr. Counsell teaches research methods and statistics courses at both the graduate and undergraduate level. In addition to required courses such as PSY 511, PS 8101, and PS 8102, she teaches advanced elective courses in multivariate statistics like structural equation modeling (PS 8715) and multilevel modelling (PS 8714).
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She seeks to bridge the gap between methodological innovation and applied statistical practice. Her research falls into two categories: 1) The applications of advanced statistical models for complex psychological data; 2) Statistics literacy, pedagogy, and education in the social sciences. Dr. Counsell currently holds a SSHRC Insight Grant (2021 – 2026) for her research program, Improving statistics education and statistical literacy in the social sciences.
Dr. Counsell teaches research methods and statistics courses at both the graduate and undergraduate level. In addition to required courses such as PSY 511, PS 8101, and PS 8102, she teaches advanced elective courses in multivariate statistics like structural equation modeling (PS 8715) and multilevel modelling (PS 8714).
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