Discourse at the the Intersection of Science & Social Policy

I write about psychology, psychiatry, and more broadly mental health and how research in these fields informs social policy. The challenge inherent in using research in these fields to inform public policy is what can be described as a ‘levels problem’, hence “The Multilevel Mailer.” ‘Multilevel’ is also a play on what are referred to as multilevel or hierarchical linear statistical models (HLM) in social science research where data is structured at more than one level. For example, individual students, nested in classrooms within a school, within schools nested within a district and so on.

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J.D. Haltigan

Developmental & Evolutionary Psychopathology. Early Experience & Life History. Measurement Science. Heterodox. https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=nxE3s1MAAAAJ&hl=en

Gayathiri Rajkumar

Fourth Year Biology and Psychology Student at Western University

Mark C. Ambrogio

PhD student in Library & Information Science at Western University

Sanjana Raja Rao Nagaraj

4th Year Biomedical Sciences student at Toronto Metropolitan University.