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About
Kofi Nyantakyi Appiah (ORCID: 0000-0002-5770-1006) is a multidisciplinary researcher in sports science, education, data analytics & psychology at Wesley College of Education, Kumasi, Ghana. I have graduated with MPhil, MEd and BEd from the University of Cape Coast. Focus: sports psych (MAC coaching), ML (xG models), ed psych (PISA), PE curriculum. 1,000+ citations. Open science. [email protected]
Disciplines
Sport Psychology
Educational Psychology
Quantitative Social Research
Applied Psychology
Teacher Education
Higher Education
Contact information
Employment
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Wesley College of Education Lectures
Education
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University of Cape Coast Master of Philosophy2019 - 2024
Projects & Funding
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Publications (12)
- Net force analysis of the B3LYP-D3BJ/DZVP subset of the SPICE dataset: A diagnostic tool for machine learning force fields Save
- School Bullying and Life Satisfaction among Spanish Adolescents: The Roles of Belonging and Teacher Support in PISA 2022 Save
- Integrating statistical parametric mapping, functional principal component analysis, explainable machine learning, and equivalence testing for multimodal gait signal analysis Save
- Cumulative Childhood Trauma Exposure and Depressive and Anxiety Symptoms Among Kenyan Adolescents: A Multilevel School-Based Study Save
- Using Fixed-Effects Panel Models to Assess Within-Person Variation in Smartphone Unlocks from Continuous Sensing Save
- Positional aging and scoring opportunity in elite football: Multilevel evidence from expected goals, performance trajectories, and tactical roles across Europe's top five leagues Save
- Performance analysis of beach volleyball match outcomes Save
- Distributed hip‑ankle coordination and increased over stride‑distance synergy underlie speed‑dependent gait adaptations in injured runners Save
- Work Versus Leisure Screen Time and Mental Wellness in Working-Age Adults Save
- Students’ Perception of Integration of Physical Education, Music, and Dance (PEMD) as a Course in Colleges of Education in Ghana Save