Ryne Estabrook is a third-year graduate student in the quantitative psychology program at the University of Virginia, working with John Nesselroade. His reseach focuses on intraindividual variability and lifespan development, including the study of interindividual differences in unstructured intraindividual variability, interindividual differences in change, and terminal decline.

Education



Aug 2005-present

    Quantitative Methods M.A./Ph.D. Program

    University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va

    Advisor: John Nesselroade



Aug 2001-May 2005

    Bachelor of Science, Psychology

    Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ

    Honors Thesis: The Effects of Scarcity and Equity in Social Dilemmas

    Thesis Director: Dr. Darwyn Linder

Presentations



Estabrook, R., Grimm, K.J. & Bowles, R.P. (2006, November). Reliability of Individual Standard Deviations. Presented at the Gerontological Society of America Conference in Dallas, TX.



Estabrook, R., Grimm, K.J. & Bowles, R.P. (2006, May). Reliability of Individual Standard Deviations. Presented at Design and Data Analysis Seminar Series.



Estabrook, R. (2005, December). Investigating Terminal Decline. Presented at Design and Data Analysis Seminar Series.