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I am a full-time research psychologist, with a doctorate in clinical psychology from the University of Mississippi in 2018. My main gig is as a researcher and statistics/methods consultant at the VISN 17 Center of Excellence. I also moonlight as a statistics instructor for doctoral students in behavior analysis at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology.
It’s been a minute, but I’m also trained as a therapist. My primary therapeutic orientations are ACT and mindfulness-based interventions. I have had additional focused training in the areas of trauma and substance use.
I also spend a lot of time making tutorial material on applied statistics, particularly from with the R computing framework.
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Yes, you can compute standardized regression coefficients with multiple imputation

In an earlier post, we walked through method for plotting the fitted lines from models fit with multiply-imputed data. In this post, we’ll discuss another neglected topic: How might one compute standardized regression coefficients from models fit with multiply-imputed data?
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