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Patricia Busk is a full-time Professor in the Learning and Instruction Department at the School of Education, University of San Francisco. Previously, she served as a visiting professor at UC Berkeley's School of Education and as an Assistant Professor at Michigan State University. Her work focuses on education statistics and research methods, particularly meta-analysis, nonparametric methods, and performance assessment in higher education.
- PhD in Quantitative Methods in Educational Psychology from the University of Wisconsin, Madison
Research Interests: Busk specializes in statistical techniques for educational analysis, including meta-analysis, single-case data analysis, and randomization tests. Her publications in International Encyclopedia of Education and Encyclopedia of Statistics in Behavioral Science address foundational statistical methods. She teaches Advanced Statistics, Applied Educational Statistics, and Meta-analysis, emphasizing practical SPSS applications and data interpretation.
Selected Publications span statistical validity, causal-comparative methods, and field experimentation. Courses like Introduction to SPSS focus on data entry, cleaning, and analysis using SPSS, with projects covering t-tests, ANOVA, and regression.
