Henry Hua

 Henry Hua

Henry Hua

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Biography

Marshall B. Ketchum University - Psychology

Assistant Professor at Marshall B. Ketchum University
Research
Henry
Hua, PhD
Palos Verdes Peninsula, California
PhD in cognitive psychology. Assistant Professor in a PharmD program.


Experience

  • Self-employed

    Statistics Consultant

    • Troubleshoot statistical analysis for researchers in need of answers to their research questions.
    • My recent clients include a college professor and a doctoral student in computer engineering.
    • Can provide client contact information upon request.

  • Peninsula Academy

    Professional Tutor

    • Professional instructor
    • Topics included: AP Psychology review, math, grammar, literature, SAT (scholastic aptitude test) critical reading/writing, PSAT critical reading/writing
    • Clients aged 5-18.

  • University of Memphis

    Teaching Assistant

    • Courses: Advanced Graduate Statistics in Psychology I, Advanced Graduate Statistics in Psychology II, introductory Research Design and Methodology in Psychology
    • Led lectures, discussions, workshops on statistical analysis and research design.
    • Trained students on how to use SPSS, summarize literature, report results in easily-understood language, and prepare manuscripts in APA format.
    • Critically evaluated students’ essay tests and homework.
    • Proficient in all course topics, including fixed and random effects, repeated measures designs, analysis of variance, analysis of covariance, repeated-measures analysis of variance, planned and post-hoc comparisons, multiple regression, effect size, and meta-analysis.

  • University of Memphis

    Research Assistant

    • Led psychological experiments on lie detection and optimizing practice schedules for maximal learning.
    • Quantitative analysis on large sets of data up to 10,000 individuals
    • Extensive daily use of SPSS and R.
    • Manager of large psychotherapy research lab.
    • Assisted with psychological research on psychotherapy outcomes; for example, coded for a meta-analysis on PTSD treatments for veterans.
    • Collected data from Amazon Mechanical Turk, Google Surveys, Qualtrics, and in person.
    • Recruited, selectively interviewed, and trained new research assistants.

  • SkyOne Federal Credit Union

    Marketing Analyst

    • Assess profitability of upcoming promotional campaigns based on current trends and past data.
    • Create and analyze customer surveys for key insights on customer loyalty and improving our financial services.
    • Streamline and automate calculation of customer satisfaction indices.
    • Quantitative analysis of large datasets (~36,000 members) to identity members receptive to cross-sell and promotional opportunities.
    • Create mathematical models of projected profits and losses.
    • Daily use of SPSS, Excel.
    • Carefully protected confidential banking information.
    • Competency in Revelation Co-Op, Raddon Integrator, Documatix

  • Marshall B. Ketchum University

    Assistant Professor

    • Assistant Professor in Department of Pharmacy Practice.
    • Pharmacy 621: Behavior and Social Science: Course instructor.
    • Pharmacy 541: Pharmacy Communications, Management, & Leadership: Course co-instructor.
    • Interprofessional Education 402: Evidence-Based Practice: Course co-instructor.
    • Committee membership: Faculty Development, Faculty and Course Evaluations, Recitation and SOAP (subjective/objective assessment plan) rubric.
    • Workshops led: Group Dynamics (seminar for faculty on how to manage students).

  • Helpline Youth Counseling

    • Volunteer phone counselor at nonprofit crisis hotline for issues including depression, suicide, anxiety, eating disorders, bereavement, and substance abuse.
    • Volunteer instructor for new crisis counselors.

Education

  • The University of Memphis

    Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

    Cognitive Psychology
    • Dissertation: "The Effects of Spaced Practice on Learning Musical Intervals" • Randomized experiment on effective practice strategies for learning a sound stimulus (i.e., musical intervals).

  • The University of Memphis

    Master of Science (M.S.)

    Psychology
    • Master's thesis: "What Happens when Therapists are More Directive: Correlating Directiveness with Psychotherapy Process and Outcome" • Empirical study on the relationship between the amount of control a therapist exerts over a session and the predicted symptom reduction.

  • University of California, Berkeley

    Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

    Psychology
    • Honors thesis: "Chinese Cultural Influences on Item Affiliations" • Investigated the relationship between Chinese cultural values (such as individualism, collectivism, and dialectical thinking) and the perceived value of belongings.

Publications

  • Putting the "Personal" into Personal Construct Theory

    Journal of Constructivist Psychology

    Book review for a compilation of writings about constructivist psychology.

  • Putting the "Personal" into Personal Construct Theory

    Journal of Constructivist Psychology

    Book review for a compilation of writings about constructivist psychology.

  • Discovering the Relationship between Student Effort and Ability for Predicting the Performance of Technology-Assisted Learning in a Mathematics After-School Program

    Educational Data Mining

    This study explored the relationship between students’ math ability and effort in predicting 6th grade students’ performance in the Assessment and LEarning in Knowledge Spaces (ALEKS) system.

  • Putting the "Personal" into Personal Construct Theory

    Journal of Constructivist Psychology

    Book review for a compilation of writings about constructivist psychology.

  • Discovering the Relationship between Student Effort and Ability for Predicting the Performance of Technology-Assisted Learning in a Mathematics After-School Program

    Educational Data Mining

    This study explored the relationship between students’ math ability and effort in predicting 6th grade students’ performance in the Assessment and LEarning in Knowledge Spaces (ALEKS) system.

  • Color Discrimination and Spatial Separation in Pixel-Based Technologies

    Psychology at Berkeley

    This study measured sensitivity to red, green, and blue and whether this sensitivity differed when colored images were adjacent or separated spatially.

  • Putting the "Personal" into Personal Construct Theory

    Journal of Constructivist Psychology

    Book review for a compilation of writings about constructivist psychology.

  • Discovering the Relationship between Student Effort and Ability for Predicting the Performance of Technology-Assisted Learning in a Mathematics After-School Program

    Educational Data Mining

    This study explored the relationship between students’ math ability and effort in predicting 6th grade students’ performance in the Assessment and LEarning in Knowledge Spaces (ALEKS) system.

  • Color Discrimination and Spatial Separation in Pixel-Based Technologies

    Psychology at Berkeley

    This study measured sensitivity to red, green, and blue and whether this sensitivity differed when colored images were adjacent or separated spatially.

  • How Variable Retrieval Practice Affect the Learning of Statistics Concepts

    Artificial Intelligence in Education

    We assessed the effect of spaced practice on posttest performance of verbatim items and items that tested content transfer. Participants were asked to learn about statistics.

  • Putting the "Personal" into Personal Construct Theory

    Journal of Constructivist Psychology

    Book review for a compilation of writings about constructivist psychology.

  • Discovering the Relationship between Student Effort and Ability for Predicting the Performance of Technology-Assisted Learning in a Mathematics After-School Program

    Educational Data Mining

    This study explored the relationship between students’ math ability and effort in predicting 6th grade students’ performance in the Assessment and LEarning in Knowledge Spaces (ALEKS) system.

  • Color Discrimination and Spatial Separation in Pixel-Based Technologies

    Psychology at Berkeley

    This study measured sensitivity to red, green, and blue and whether this sensitivity differed when colored images were adjacent or separated spatially.

  • How Variable Retrieval Practice Affect the Learning of Statistics Concepts

    Artificial Intelligence in Education

    We assessed the effect of spaced practice on posttest performance of verbatim items and items that tested content transfer. Participants were asked to learn about statistics.

  • Modeling and Optimizing Forgetting and Spacing Effects during Musical Interval Training

    Educational Data Mining

    This empirical study assessed whether spaced practice was advantageous, compared to massed practice, in learning to identify musical intervals.

  • Putting the "Personal" into Personal Construct Theory

    Journal of Constructivist Psychology

    Book review for a compilation of writings about constructivist psychology.

  • Discovering the Relationship between Student Effort and Ability for Predicting the Performance of Technology-Assisted Learning in a Mathematics After-School Program

    Educational Data Mining

    This study explored the relationship between students’ math ability and effort in predicting 6th grade students’ performance in the Assessment and LEarning in Knowledge Spaces (ALEKS) system.

  • Color Discrimination and Spatial Separation in Pixel-Based Technologies

    Psychology at Berkeley

    This study measured sensitivity to red, green, and blue and whether this sensitivity differed when colored images were adjacent or separated spatially.

  • How Variable Retrieval Practice Affect the Learning of Statistics Concepts

    Artificial Intelligence in Education

    We assessed the effect of spaced practice on posttest performance of verbatim items and items that tested content transfer. Participants were asked to learn about statistics.

  • Modeling and Optimizing Forgetting and Spacing Effects during Musical Interval Training

    Educational Data Mining

    This empirical study assessed whether spaced practice was advantageous, compared to massed practice, in learning to identify musical intervals.

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