Kate Devlin, PhD
Background
Dr. Kate Devlin holds a PhD in clinical psychology and neuroscience from Temple University and a bachelor of science in neuroscience from Brown University. She completed clinical neuropsychology training at the VA Maryland Health Care System and Thomas Jefferson University. She has served as a research faculty member at Drexel University and has taught statistics, neuroanatomy, and neuropathology at Drexel and at Widener University.
Dr. Devlin bridges the clinical and statistical worlds to ensure that study design, analysis, and interpretation are conducted with clinical and practical considerations in mind. As an experienced educator, she aids clients not just in completing projects but also in achieving greater proficiency and comfort with statistics.
Topical Expertise
- Brain-behavior relations
- Neurocognitive and neurologic disorders
- Cognitive assessment
- Everyday functioning assessment
- Mood and behavioral evaluation
- Digital and VR assessment methods
- Survey design
- Psychometrics
Statistical Expertise
- Traditional statistical methods | Regression, survival analysis, ANOVA, correlation, cluster analysis, exploratory factor analysis, and more
- Conditional process analysis | Mediation, moderation
- Structural equation modeling | Confirmatory factor analysis, path analysis, latent profile/latent class analysis, growth curve modeling, and more
- Mixed effects modeling
- Power analysis