W. Kyle Hamilton

Ph.D Student Psychological Science

University of California, Merced

Biography

Kyle is a Ph.D. student at the University of California, Merced in the Psychological Sciences graduate program. He is advised by Dr. Linda Cameron and is part of the health psychology group. Kyle received his Associate of Arts in Social Science from Reedley College and his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Political Science from the University of California, Merced. Kyle creates statistical software utilizing both R and the R package Shiny. Currently, he serves as a member of the University of California, Merced Alumni Association board of directors.

Interests

Adverse childhood experiences
Attachment theory
Electronic cigarettes
Emotion regulation
Meta-analysis
Statistical software development

Education

BA in Psychology, 2012

University of California, Merced
AA in Social Science, 2010

Reedly College

Selected Publications

WK Hamilton (2018). MAJOR: Meta Analysis JamOvi R. For the jamovi project.

Video Source Document

LD Cameron, P Carroll, WK Hamilton (2018). Evaluation of an intervention promoting emotion regulation skills for adults with persisting distress due to adverse childhood experiences. In Child Abuse & Neglect.

Recent Publications

WK Hamilton (2018). MAJOR: Meta Analysis JamOvi R. For the jamovi project.

Video Source Document

WK Hamilton, B Aydin, A Mizumoto (2018). MAVIS: Meta Analysis via Shiny.

PDF Video Source Document

LD Cameron, P Carroll, WK Hamilton (2018). Evaluation of an intervention promoting emotion regulation skills for adults with persisting distress due to adverse childhood experiences. In Child Abuse & Neglect.

WK Hamilton, B Aydin (2016). MAVIS: Meta Analysis via Shiny. At R Users Conference at Standford University.

Project Slides Video

Recent Posts

Jun 1, 2018 3 min read R

rOpenSci Unconference 2018

Last month I flew to Seattle Washington to take part in the fifth rOpenSci Unconference. This event brought together about 60 R developers from academia, industry, government, and the non-profit sector to work projects that will help the R ecosystem. A bonus of having the event in Seattle was our event sponsor Microsoft hosted us at their downtown Seattle Reactor space which was a great experience and area to work in.

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Projects

Shiny Apps

Shiny applications and R packages for running statitical analyses.

Contact

whamilton@ucmerced.edu
5200 Lake Road, Merced, CA 95340, USA