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				Robert McFatter, Ph.D.
				Professor
				Min. E., Mathematics, Colorado School of Mines, 1969 M.A., Experimental/Social Psychology, University of Denver, 1976 Ph.D., Experimental/Social/Quantitative Psychology, University of Denver, 1979
				P.O. Box 43131 Lafayette LA 70504 Girard Hall, Room 210A Phone: 337/482-6589 E-Mail: mcfatter@louisiana.edu Website: www.ucs.louisiana.edu/~rmm2440
				Short List of Research Interests
				Statistical models for designing and interpreting experiments and quasi-experiments, development and interpretation of data analytic techniques, including especially regression and structural equation (causal, path analytic, latent variable, etc.) models. Current research focuses primarily on individual differences in personality and the temperamental bases of emotion and mood. Additional areas of interest include fairness in employment practices and statistical methods for the detection of discrimination, social judgment processes and social cognition, models of information use in judgment and decision making in both applied and laboratory settings, judgments about responsibility and appropriate punishment for criminal offenses.

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