Assistant Professor, Psychology
Michael Bixter, Assistant Professor, received a PhD in Cognitive Psychology from Stony Brook University with a graduate certificate in Quantitative Methods. He then completed two postdoctoral research positions, the first at Georgia Tech and the second at Arizona State University. Professor Bixter’s multi-disciplinary research focuses on understanding how decisions are made about delayed and risky rewards, how decisions are made in small-group environments, and how cognitive behaviors develop across adulthood.He also has an interest in advanced quantitative and statistical methods, such as dyadic and small-group data analytic techniques, multilevel modeling, and longitudinal growth curve modeling.
He teaches courses in statistics at both the undergraduate and graduate level.
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About Michael Bixter
Michael Bixter, Assistant Professor, received a PhD in Cognitive Psychology from Stony Brook University with a graduate certificate in Quantitative Methods. He then completed two postdoctoral research positions, the first at Georgia Tech and the second at Arizona State University. Professor Bixter’s multi-disciplinary research focuses on understanding how decisions are made about delayed and risky rewards, how decisions are made in small-group environments, and how cognitive behaviors develop across adulthood.He also has an interest in advanced quantitative and statistical methods, such as dyadic and small-group data analytic techniques, multilevel modeling, and longitudinal growth curve modeling.
He teaches courses in statistics at both the undergraduate and graduate level.
| Present | Assistant Professor, Montclair State University ‐ Department of Psychology | |
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Research Interests
understanding how decisions are made about delayed and risky rewards, Understanding how decisions are made in small-group environments, Understanding how cognitive behaviors develop across adulthood, dyadic and small-group data analytic techniques, multilevel modeling, and longitudinal growth curve modeling
| PhD, SUNY Stony Brook ‐ Cognitive/Experimental Psychology | ||
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