Barry S. Markman

Dr. Barry S. Markman is a distinguished Professor Emeritus at Wayne State University's College of Education, where he has made significant contributions to the fields of Educational Psychology and Educational Evaluation and Research. Holding a Ph.D. in these disciplines, Dr. Markman is a licensed psychologist in the State of Michigan, underscoring his deep commitment to both academic and practical applications of psychology. Throughout his career, Dr. Markman has been instrumental in shaping the Ph.D. Program in Learning and Instructional Sciences Concentration, where he serves as the director. His role extends to coordinating the Education Evaluation and Research program, reflecting his dedication to advancing educational methodologies and research practices. His academic pursuits are centered around teaching doctoral seminars on learning theory, the learning process, statistics, research design, and cognitive/behavioral applications, areas in which he has developed a profound expertise. Dr. Markman's research interests are diverse and impactful, focusing on the assessment of ADHD using continuous performance tests, ADHD in adults, test anxiety, statistical applications, and anosognosia. His work in these areas has contributed to a deeper understanding of cognitive and behavioral psychology, particularly in how these fields intersect with educational practices and evaluations. In addition to his academic endeavors, Dr. Markman is actively involved in community activities, particularly with CHADD of Oakland County. This involvement highlights his commitment to applying his research and expertise to real-world challenges, particularly those faced by individuals with ADHD and their families. Dr. Markman's contributions to the field of educational psychology are marked by his dedication to both teaching and research. His work continues to influence the next generation of educators and psychologists, ensuring that his legacy of excellence in education and research endures.