Stanford Sporadic Psychometrics Seminar

Stanford Sporadic Psychometrics Seminar (SSPS) is a virtual seminar run 3-4 times per year focused on current research in psychometrics. The seminar series is organized by Prof. Ben Domingue. Future communication about the SSPS seminar will be handled via infrequent communications from this listserv. If you would like information about future seminars, please subscribe to the mailing list.

Upcoming Seminar

Mapping person-item interactions: A latent space approach to psychological assessment data with interaction maps -- Minjeong Jeon (UCLA)

In this talk, I introduce a novel network modeling approach to psychological assessment data. In this approach, respondents’ responses to test items are viewed as a bipartite network between respondents and items where a tie is assumed present when a respondent gives a positive answer to an item. The resulting latent space model provides a window into respondents’ performance on assessment, placing respondents and test items in a shared metric space referred to as an interaction map. The interaction map helps evaluate individuals’ strengths and weaknesses from cognitive assessment and helps identify patients’ symptom profiles from clinical assessment data. I will illustrate the utilities of the proposed approach with real data examples, focusing on how the interaction map can help derive personalized diagnostic information on individual respondents.

Time: May 16th @4PM Pacific Standard Time

Zoom Link: https://stanford.zoom.us/j/97001235267?pwd=WkpqRU8wZG03SlF4NW4wbXVIbjF3QT09

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