PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR
Milica Miočević, PhD
[Mee-lee-tza Mee-o-che-vitj]
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
Department of Psychology, McGill University
William Dawson Scholar
I received my PhD in Quantitative Psychology from Arizona State University in 2017. My research interests revolve around mediation analysis and Bayesian methods applied to social science and health research. More specifically, I have three research lines that focus on: 1) optimal methods for using historical data and pilot studies to create informative prior distributions for Bayesian mediation analysis, 2) methods for synthesizing findings about the mediated effect in the presence of important between-study differences (e.g., samples from different populations), and 3) mediation analysis in Single Case Experimental Designs (SCEDs).
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW
Lihan (Bill) Chen
lihan.chen@mail.mcgill.ca
I graduated with a major in cognitive science and a minor in psychology at Simon Fraser University. After working in the industry as a data analyst for a few years upon graduation, I continued to pursue academic studies at the University of British Columbia, receiving an M.A. and Ph.D. in quantitative psychology. My primary research interest and expertise are missing data. Some of my other research interests include measurement, structural equation modeling, Bayesian data analysis, meta-analysis, and replicability.
GRADUATE STUDENTS
Nika Zahedi
nika.zahedi@mail.mcgill.ca
I graduated from University of Toronto, with an Honours B.Sc. in Psychology Research Specialist.
I am interested in Bayesian methods and practices that lead to the development of a cumulative knowledge base in psychology.
Emma Somer
emma.somer@mail.mcgill.ca
I received a B.Sc. in Neuroscience from McGill University. My current research interests include mediation analysis, single-case experimental designs, methods for handling missing data, and latent variable models.
RECENT ALUMNI
Nikolas Argiropoulos
Camiel van Zundert
Sarah Hammami