Robert J. Madigan

Professor Emeritus

University of Alaska Anchorage

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department Of Psychology

Faculty Emeriti

Psychological Services Center (PSC)

University of Alaska Anchorage

Robert J. Madigan is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Emeritus at University of Alaska Anchorage.

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Robert J. Madigan

University of Alaska Anchorage

Professor Emeritus

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psychology cognitive science education language pedagogy learning sciences creative writing independent studies english education college english composition study neuroscience experimental psychology undergraduate research experiential learning music education psychological science language teaching drama education performative teaching psychoeducational assessment educational psychology second language writing educational assessment mathematical psychology psychophysics psychometrics cognitive psychology human cognition two-alternative forced-choice maximum-likelihood psychometric procedures educational strategy university athletes cognitive strategies thinking skills performance studies social sciences differential psychology family medicine community-engaged research psychiatric care counseling psychology psychological medicine psychological assessment behavioral sciences mental health nursing psychological methods community engagement psychological trauma academic ethic servicelearning art therapy qualitative research psychoanalysis psychological bulletin professional counselor applied psychology preservice teacher education higher education psychopathology nursing health psychology clinical psychology psychiatry professional development composition studies social work mental health post-traumatic stress disorder world psychiatry educational research therapeutic approaches

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Professional Languages and Implications for Engineering Management Education. (2020)

Apa Style: Quo Vadis?. American Psychologist (1996)

The Language of Psychology: Apa Style as Epistemology.. American Psychologist (1995)

Introducing Students to Disciplinary Genres: The Role of the General Composition Course. Language and Learning Across the Disciplines (1994)

english educationeducational strategyeducationcomposition studyundergraduate researchcreative writinglanguage pedagogycollege englishlearning sciencesexperiential learninglanguage teachingmusic educationdrama educationmusicperformative teachingperformance studiesindependent studies

The Role of Internal Standards in Assessment of Written Discourse. Discourse Processes (1994)

Cognitive Strategies of University Athletes.. PubMed (1992)

R. MadiganR. D. FreyT. S. Matlock

human cognitioncognitive strategiesuniversity athletescognitive sciencecognitive psychologypsychologycognition

Holistic Grading of Written Work in Introductory Psychology: Reliability, Validity, and Efficiency. Teaching of Psychology (1991)

educational psychologyenglish educationeducationcomposition studycreative writingeducational researchcollege englishlanguage pedagogylearning sciencesdifferential psychologypreservice teacher educationpsychoeducational assessmentindependent studiespsychologysecond language writinglanguageeducational assessment

Measuring Projection Tachistoscope Shutter Characteristics. Behavior Research Methods, Instruments, & Computers (1991)

Improving the Writing Skills of Students in Introductory Psychology. Teaching of Psychology (1990)

Maximum-Likelihood Psychometric Procedures in Two-Alternative Forced-Choice: Evaluation and Recommendations. Perception & Psychophysics (1987)

Robert MadiganDavid Williams

two-alternative forced-choicepsychological scienceexperimental psychologypsychometricsneurosciencepsychophysicsmathematical psychologycognitive sciencemaximum-likelihood psychometric procedurespsychology