17th Conference of the Methods & Evaluation Section
of the German Psychological Society (DGPs)
September 28 - October 1, 2025 | Berlin, Germany
Conference Agenda
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Session Overview |
Date: Wednesday, 01/Oct/2025 | ||||
9:00am - 10:30am |
Combining machine learning with mixed effects models Location: Hörsaal 1a Chair: Björn S. Siepe Combining machine learning with mixed effects models Presentations of the Symposium Moderator selection in meta-analysis using lasso and elastic net regularization Tree-based methods for multilevel data: The influence of predictor levels on variable selection and prediction Are Bayesian regularization methods a must for dynamic latent variable models? Mixed effects LSTMs: Long short-term memory neural networks for hierarchical data |
Causal Inference Longitudinal Location: Raum L 113 Chair: Lukas Junker Towards a Clearer Understanding of Causal Estimands: The Importance of Joint Effects in Longitudinal Designs with Time-Varying Treatments Estimating Causal Effects of Time-Varying Treatments in Latent State-Trait Models for Intensive Longitudinal Data Combining Factor Scores and G-estimation to Handle Unmeasured Confounding in Latent Mediation Analysis Time Aggregation and Missing Time Frames in Causal Research With Panel Data |
Meta-Analysis and Multiverse-Analysis Location: Raum L 115 Chair: Julian Lohmann A Comparison of Different Approaches for Estimating Study-Level Moderation Effects in Meta-Analytic Structural Equation Modeling MetaEGM - Combining Evidence Gap Maps and Meta-Analysis Prediction Intervals for Meta-Analysis using Combined P-value Functions Reliability Multiverse Analyses: Chances & Challenges |
Response Scales Location: Raum L 116 Chair: Tanja Kutscher When Preferences Matter: The Impact of Rating Scale Preferences on Survey Responses and Measurement Quality Theoretical and Empirical Evidence For High Data Quality With Visual Analogue Scales Detecting Response Styles in Slider Scales Measuring Ambivalence of Affective Normative Words Using Dual Range Sliders |
10:30am - 11:00am |
Coffee Break |
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11:00am - 12:00pm |
Keynote Award Winner Location: Hörsaal 1a |
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12:00pm - 1:30pm |
Lunch Break |
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1:30pm - 3:00pm |
Symposium: Versatility in the Application of Bayesian Statistics Location: Hörsaal 1a Chair: Tina Braun Versatility in the Application of Bayesian Statistics Presentations of the Symposium Designing for Power: Managing Sample Size Amid Effect Size Uncertainty Using Flat Priors as a Simple Mean to Conduct Bayesian Multilevel Analysis Reading Emotions from the Real World: Embeddings over Categories Why We Should Abandon Tests with Reduced Dimensionality, Even if They are Bayesian |
Causal Inference: Estimation and General Considerations Location: Raum L 113 Chair: Christoph Jindra MAGMA – A multi-group matching algorithm and a framework to evaluate balance Doubly Protective or Doubly Fragile? A Comparison of Doubly Robust Approaches for Estimating Average Treatment Effects Targeted Maximum Likelihood Estimation for Causal Inference with Observational Data - The Example of Private Tutoring A powerful arsenal of theory-building tools, or just hopelessly lost in 'modeling'? A look at structural equation models from a perspective of scientific logic. |
Open science Location: Raum L 115 Chair: Aaron Peikert Prediction is All You Need to Demand Open and Transparent Science Must have my walking stick 'cause it may rain: Exploring and exploiting rating scale restrictions via Bernoulli-formalization Simulation studies for methodological research: Status quo, problems, and potential solutions Sequential Designs for Efficient Replications: A Systematic Evaluation |
Applied Measurement Location: Raum L 116 Chair: Julian M. Etzel A Brief History of Circumplex Models (and a Look Ahead) Measurement Invariance of the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) Across Age in a German Representative Sample: An Application of Confirmatory Factor Analysis Using k-fold Cross-Validation CFA measurement invariance analysis methodology in an analysis of the Big Five Inventory 2 The Stanford Dissociation Questionnaire: A Three-Facet Measure of Trait and State Dissociation |
3:00pm - 3:30pm |
Closing session Location: Hörsaal 1a |
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