Jonathan Templin's Website

With broad training in both quantitative psychology and statistics, my research interests span multiple disciplines, crossing theoretical advances with practical applications.

I am primarily interested in methodological issues in psychometrics, with latent variable modeling, latent class analysis, and mixed-effects models being the main focus of my current quantitative research program.

Empirically, I am interested in the assessment, treatment, and etiology of pathological gambling. I have further empirical interests in the assessment of knowledge states of students through use of tests (in both low and high stakes settings).

Currently, I have many projects ongoing in a broad set of research areas including:

• Educational Measurement
• Diagnostic Assessment/Cognitive Diagnosis
• Estimation and Optimization
• Sports Forecasting
• Latent Variable Models
• Bayesian Statistics