Biography
Suppanut Sriutaisuk received his Ph.D. in Measurement, Quantitative Methods, and Learning Sciences from the University of Houston, United States. He teaches quantitative courses such as introductory statistics, survey design, and structural equation modeling (SEM). His research interests encompass both substantive and methodological topics in psychology. His current work focuses on motivation, particularly the benefits of growth mindsets—beliefs that personal attributes can be developed—and the impact of gender stereotypes—shared group perceptions (e.g., “boys are better than girls at coding”). Methodologically, he works on SEM and psychometrics, conducts simulation studies in R to evaluate statistical methods for latent variable models, and works to improve the quality of research that uses these methods.
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Education
University of Houston
PH.D. IN MEASUREMENT, QUANTITATIVE METHODS, AND LEARNING SCIENCES
University of EdinburgH
M.S. IN PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH
CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY
M.P.H. IN PUBLIC HEALTH
CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY
M.A. IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY
B.S. IN PSYCHOLOGY
Research Area
1. Structural Equation Modeling (SEM)
2. Growth Mindsets
3. Gender Stereotypes
Research Team
He is the principal investigator of funded research projects at the Faculty of Psychology, Chulalongkorn University. He currently supervises three postdoctoral researchers:
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Dr. Sarawan Tangpatthamachart, Postdoctoral Researcher. Psychology of ageing, cognitive functioning, and active ageing, using national and panel survey data.
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Dr. Wirunphat Manitsorasak, Postdoctoral Researcher. Demography, family formation, and quantitative field research.
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Dr. Tanutchapon Charatcharungkiat, Postdoctoral Researcher. Workplace counseling, employee well-being, and mental health measurement.
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