Dr. Michael Höfler
Technische Universität Dresden,
Institute of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy,
Chemnitzer Strasse 46,
01187 Dresden (Germany);
Tel: ++49 351 463 36921 Michael.Hoefler@tu-dresden.de
Scientific Education and Academic Degrees
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07/2007 |
Dissertation (Dr.phil.; Ph.D.), Universität Basel, Switzerland |
| 12/1997 | Diploma Statistics, Ludwig Maximilians Universität, Germany |
Talks
- "Observed power" und der Umgang mit Zufallsfehler
- Mit der Trennung von konfirmatorischer und explorativer Wissenschaft ernst machen
- Causal diagrams — eine qualitative Methode, um u.a. zu entscheiden, nach welchen Variablen man adjustieren muss
- Kausale Methoden zur Untersuchung des Klimawandels
- Umgang mit Extremwerten und Ausreißern
- Bayesianische Statistik: Welche Probleme löst sie und welche nicht?
OSF projects
A call to accompany pre-registration with means to valuable and effective exploration
Selected methodical publications
Höfler M, Trautmann S, Kanske P. Qualitative approximations to causality: non-randomizable factors in clinical psychology. Clinical Psychology in Europe. 2021, 3(2), Article e3873
Höfler M, Venz J, Trautmann S, Miller R. Writing a discussion section: how to integrate substantive and statistical expertise. BMC Medical Rearch Methodology 2018; 18:34
Höfler M, Hoyer J. Population size matters: bias in conventional meta-analysis. International Journal of Social Research Methodology 2014, 17: 585-597.
Höfler M, Gloster AT, Hoyer J. Causal effects in psychotherapy: Counterfactuals counteract overgeneralization. Psychotherapy Research 2010; 20:668-79
Höfler M, Lieb R, Wittchen HU. Estimating causal effect from observational data conditionally on a model for multiple bias. International Journal of Methods in Psychiatry Research 2007; 16:77-87.
Höfler M, Seaman SR. Re-interpreting conventional interval estimates taking into account bias and extra-variation. BMC Medical Research Methodology 2006; 6:51.
Höfler M. Getting causal considerations back on the right track. Emerging Themes in Epidemiology 2006; 3:8.
Höfler M. The Bradford Hill considerations on causality: A counterfactual perspective. Emerging Themes in Epidemiology 2005; 2:11
Höfler M. Causal inference based on counterfactuals. BMC Medical Research Methodology 2005; 5: 28.