John Sakaluk is an Associate Professor of Social Psychology based in Ontario with eight years of academic experience studying romantic relationships and sexuality. He combines substantive expertise with strong methodological skills in psychometrics, R programming, and research synthesis (including meta-analysis), bringing rigorous quantitative approaches to interpersonal research. After training and his first faculty role abroad, he returned to Canada to continue building research and teaching programs at Western University. Colleagues value his blend of theoretical insight and reproducible-data practices, and he actively develops methods that improve measurement and cumulative knowledge in relationship science.
8 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
University of Kansas
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Psychology, Bachelor of Arts - BA, Psychology at University of Guelph
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