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department: Department of Psychology

Christina Parpoula is an Assistant Professor of Applied Statistics and Research Methodology for the Psychology Department at Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences in Athens, Greece. Her research interests and activities cover various areas of Statistics such as Design of Experiments, Statistical Modeling, Model Selection Criteria, Time Series Analysis, Biostatistics, Research Methodology in Health Sciences and Social Sciences. She has published more than 40 articles in International Peer-Reviewed Journals, Proceedings of International and National Conferences, and chapters in collective volumes (Springer, Taylor & Francis, Wiley). She has participated in more than 25 Hellenic and International scientific conferences and given 18 oral presentations. She has also given 7 invited scientific talks in Greek and foreign universities. She also serves as a liaison-contact person of the Hellenic Statistical Institute on Young Statisticians issues. She has experience in the design and execution of research projects which involve statistical analysis of (bio)medical and socio-psychological data, and she has been involved (Scientific Expert & Researcher/Statistical Investigator) in several research programs co-funded by Greece and the European Union (ESF), over the last 5 years. She has also served as guest editor for a special issue on “Statistical Modeling with Applications” (Journal of Mathematics and Statistics, Science Publications) and she currently served as a co-editor for two collective volumes entitled “Applied Modeling Techniques and Data Analysis” (iSTE, Wiley).