Ehri Ryu

Ehri Ryu is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at Boston College. She specializes in developing and evaluating statistical methods for multilevel multivariate data analysis, with a focus on structural equation modeling (SEM) frameworks. Her research addresses methodological challenges such as model fit assessment, factorial invariance, and indirect effect testing, applied to domains like consumer behavior, cognitive neuroscience, and traumatic brain injury outcomes.

Education:

• Ph.D., Arizona State University

Research Interests:

Ryu's work bridges statistical methodology and applied research. She explores advanced SEM techniques for hierarchical data, collaborating on topics ranging from social media marketing to neurorehabilitation. Her methodological contributions enhance cross-disciplinary applications in psychology, neuroscience, and consumer sciences.

Publications Trends:

Her publications emphasize multilevel modeling innovations, consumer behavior dynamics during crises, and psychometric rigor in latent variable analysis. Recent work highlights societal impacts like pandemic-era charitable behavior and influencer marketing efficacy.

Awards/Grants:

No specific awards listed in provided text. Active research grants likely tied to methodology development but not explicitly stated.

Labs/Teams:

Collaborates across disciplines including cognitive neuroscience and consumer psychology through applied statistical method development. Supervises students in advanced quantitative methods training.