Don van den Bergh
Department of Psychology, University of Amsterdam
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Don van den Bergh is a research associate in the Department of Psychologische Methodenleer at the University of Amsterdam, a position held since 2016. Van den Bergh works on Bayesian statistical methods, including model averaging, hypothesis testing, and the development of prior distributions, with applications in psychology and related fields. Much of this work has practical orientation, contributing to software implementations in JASP and R packages such as bgms and easybgm, and producing tutorial articles intended to make Bayesian and network psychometric methods accessible to applied researchers. Van den Bergh has also contributed to methodological questions in forensic psychiatry, reliability analysis, and graphical modeling of binary and ordinal data.
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Simplifying Bayesian analysis of graphical models for the social sciences with easybgm: A user-friendly R-package
By Karoline B. S. Huth, Sara Keetelaar, Nikola Sekulovski, Don van den Bergh, & Maarten Marsman
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