Welcome!
MplusWizard is a place where you get to learn magical SEM skills that will empower you to reveal intricate patterns in real life. It was created to offer a very gentle introduction into SEM, in an intuitive and non-mathematical way. It will help you become a wizard!
This set of online courses emulates the courses I deliver in Cambridge. You can request a certificate at the end. So they really are meant to be taken as a “course”, not simply a “resource bank”.
How does it work? Watch this 5-minute video.
Note: The video below suggests you will get the materials in “weekly installments” , over 2-3 weeks. However, in response to a wave of requests, the courses will now be delivered as fast-track training and the duration will be only 5 days for each course. And you will receive all videos and files at the start of the course. If you need a slower pace due personal circumstances, contact me and I will try to arrange it.
In addition to the Foundation course (Wizard’s Cat), there are 3 Specialised courses:
- Multilevel (Magic School).
- Multiple group (Potion Master).
- Longitudinal (Spell Caster).
During October – December 2020, you can take the courses on any dates you wish, so long as you start the course on a Monday. The Wizard’s Cat, Potion Master and Magic school courses last 1 week, from Monday to Friday. The Spell Caster course is 2 weeks long (on workdays). For all courses, you will have access to the videos for a further 4 weeks after the end of the course. And you will be able to access the contents 24/7 (even though the parameters of the course are just weekdays).
In addition, I also offer “The Wizard’s Cat”, my own favourite course. It is a foundation course and includes:
My name is Gabriela Roman. I am a Research Associate at the Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge, where my main research interest is the development of cognitive and emotional self-regulation and the role of self-regulation for behaviour difficulties (in early childhood) and criminal behaviour (in adolescence and early adulthood). I am particularly interested in the contributions of other actors to the development of a person’s self-regulation. Over the years, I have also been involved in various international projects as a consultant. I am currently working on a book about young people’s pathways into crime, from age 13 to age 24. Previously I was fortunate to learn a little bit about various branches of psychology and criminology via a PhD in developmental psychology (Cambridge University), an MPhil in criminological research (Cambridge University), and a BA in cognitive and social psychology (Jacobs University Bremen).