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Dr. Andrew F. Hayes
Associate Professor
[Click HERE to download a copy of "Testing the Proximate Casualties Hypothesis..." described in a recent press release], or click here to acquire through the publisher. Click here to learn more about this work through a podcast out of Boston University's Communication Research Center, or download through iTunes. Here is a story about this research that aired on WOSU, Columbus, Ohio.
Contact Information
School of Communication
The Ohio State University
3068 Derby Hall
154 N. Oval Mall
Columbus, OH 43210
Tel. (614) 688-3027
Fax. (614) 292-2055
hayes.338@osu.edu
Personal home page
Social Psychology Network profile
Qualifications
B.A., San Jose State University, 1991
Ph.D., Cornell University, 1996
Profile
My teaching specialties are research methodology, psychometrics, and data analysis. My primary research interests mirror my teaching interests. I conduct research on methods of data analysis, attempting to bring new statistical approaches to social science as well as evaluate the usefulness of existing methods. Most recently, my work has focused on the estimation and testing of moderation and intervening variable effects in linear models.
Publications
To see a list of some of my publications, click here
Courses I've taught at OSU
* Statistical Applications in Communication I: Intro Statistics
* Statistical Applications in Communication II: Multiple Regression
* Advanced Research Methods in Communication
Advanced Linear Models
Statistical Moderation and Mediation Analysis
Structural Equation Modeling
* Communication Research Methods
* Quantitative Reasoning for Journalists
* Experimental Design and Analysis
Where I'll Be Next
* Association for Psychological Science, Boston, symposium on bootstrapping, 29 May 2010
* Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Denver, mediation analysis workshop, 3 Aug 2010
* American Psychological Association, San Diego, mediation analysis workshop, 14 Aug 2010
Where I've Been Recently
* American Psychological Association, Toronto, mediation workshop, 7 Aug 2009
* International Communication Association, Chicago, various presentations, 21-25 May 2009
* Radboud University Nijmegen, mediation workshop, 27/28 April 2009
* University of Zurich, colloquium on self-censorship, 30 April 2009
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