Kristina T.

Behavioral Scientist with a PhD in Experimental Psychology and 14+ years of experience conducting behavioral science research. Skilled in uncovering deep insights into behavior through a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods. My expertise includes: Designing and implementing experiments, daily diary studies, and survey-based research Applying advanced statistical methods including linear and logistic regression, ANOVA, linear mixed models, and growth curve modeling Conducting psychometric evaluations and validation of survey instruments Using statistical software such as R, SPSS, SAS, and Mplus for data cleaning, analysis, and visualization Communicating results clearly to academic, professional, and non-technical audiences My research has been published in top-tier journals and presented at international conferences. I have also served as a peer reviewer and provided statistical consulting to students and colleagues. In addition to my research work, I have taught university-level courses in introductory psychology, social psychology, interpersonal relationships, motivational science, and research methods, receiving commendations for my ability to distill complex ideas into engaging and understandable formats. I'm especially interested in projects related to: Data analysis and interpretation Behavioral insight generation for product, policy, or academic purposes Designing or reviewing research protocols and experimental studies Communicating scientific findings clearly for public- or stakeholder-facing materials With a foundation in both academic rigour and applied problem-solving, I’m passionate about helping clients turn complex questions into meaningful, evidence-based insights.