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Benjamin Listyg

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Graduate Student

My name is Ben Listyg and I’m a PhD Candidate studying Industrial-Organizational (I-O) Psychology at the University of Georgia advised by Dr. Malissa Clark. My dissertation looks at work-family spillover from a neurodiversity perspective by examining the relationship between executive functioning and work-family spillover. Methodologically, I am interested in item response theory, applied graph theory, mixed effect models, and natural language processing. Publications and patents I've authored can be viewed here: ‪Benjamin Listyg‬ - ‪Google Scholar‬

Education:

M.S. - Psychology, University of Georgia (2022)

Thesis: "Examining Global Model Fit Index Cut-offs for Multidimensional Item Response Models"

B.S. - Psychology, University of Georgia (2016)

Research Interests:

Vocational Interests

Occupational Choice

Quantitative Methods

Other Affiliations:

Major Professor

Associate Professor, Associate Head

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