Assistant Professor
East Hall 2203K
860.768.5906
neace@hartford.edu
Degrees:
Ph.D. University of Louisville, 2002, Experimental Psychology
M.A. University of Louisville, 1998, Experimental Psychology
B.A. University of Maryland, 1985, Criminology.
Courses Taught:
PSY 372 Research Methods and Statistical Analysis II
PSY 470W Research Methods and Statistical Analysis III
PSY 510 Expermimental Design
PSY 581 Advanced Research Methods
Research Interests:
My research includes judgment and decision making, risk perception,
reasoning, and problem-solving. I have also conducted program
evaluation of substance abuse/violence prevention programs in
applied settings. I am also interested in the development and
application of innovative statistical analysis techniques (e.g.,
hierarchical linear modeling, Structural Equation Modeling).
Department of Psychology University of Hartford 200 Bloomfield
Ave. West Hartford, CT 06117
East Hall 203/ 860.768.4544 / 860.768. 5292 FAX
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