My Study’s Results Don’t Match… Now What Do I Do?
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
3:00 PM-4:00 PM
Have you ever run a study where the results just don't match?
A parent report says one thing, but a teacher says another. Or a participant's self-report completely clashes with your clinical interview.
In behavioral and mental health research, this isn't a glitch, it’s the norm. Yet most researchers are only taught to handle it by averaging the scores, throwing out a measure, or writing a defensive "limitations" paragraph in the final paper.
There’s a better way!
The A.J. Drexel Autism Institute and the University of Maryland are presenting a FREE, 60-minute virtual session: "My Study’s Results Don’t Match… Now What Do I Do?"
Led by Dr. Andres De Los Reyes and Dr. Matthew Lerner, this session introduces a research-backed framework to help you figure out exactly when a data mismatch is just noise, and when it’s a meaningful signal trying to tell you something true.
Building off these extremely valuable insights, we offer a weekend program that does a deep dive into the strategies discussed.
Please take a moment to sign up for our FREE webinar to receive the Zoom information.
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The Details:
📅Date: July 29, 2026
⏱️ Time: 3:00 to 4:00 PM EDT
💻 Format: Fully Virtual (Includes a Q&A Session)
🧠 What you'll learn: A research-backed framework for structuring assessments, analyses, and study designs to better understand and utilize discrepant results
Registration is FREE and sign up to get the Zoom link sent to your inbox.
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Contact Information
Dan Zeplowitz
dz74@Drexel.edu