My Study’s Results Don’t Match… Now What Do I Do?

Wednesday, July 29, 2026

3:00 PM-4:00 PM

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.

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 this FREE, 60-minute virtual session: "My Study’s Results Don’t Match… Now What Do I Do?"

Building off these extremely valuable insights, we also offer a weekend program that does a deep dive into the strategies discussed.

Format: Fully virtual via Zoom (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

Register here: Unlock the Logic of Discrepant Data: A 60-Minute Teaser

Contact Information

Dan Zeplowitz
dz74@drexel.edu