Una Branković is a third-year bachelor’s student at the Department of Psychology, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade. She’s interested in exploring different topics within the fields of psycholinguistics and cognitive science, social psychology, as well as the psychology of individual differences.

Ivana Milenković is a third-year undergraduate psychology student at University of Belgrade. Ivana is interested in researching various topics within social psychology and psychology of individual differences.

Tamara Milić is a third-year undergraduate student at the Department of Psychology, Faculty of Philosophy, University in Belgrade. Tamara is interested in researching various topics within the fields of psychology of individual differences and social psychology.

Katarina Draginić is a MA psychology student at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade. Her research interests mainly center around the fields of social cognition and biased beliefs, particularly in conspiracy theories. Apart from the research itself, she engages in the science communication activities and exploring ways to convey the importance of scientific achievements to the public.

Natalija Jovićević is a fourth-year undergraduate student of psychology at the University of Belgrade, Serbia. Her main areas of interest are in the field of psychopathology, i.e. mental disorders and unusual or maladaptive behaviors, as well as phenomena in the field of social psychology. The last year of her undergraduate studies is dedicated to clinical psychology. She is currently a participant in the youth program within the Laboratory for Research of Individual Differences.

Nevena Stojić is an MA psychology student at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade. Her main research interests include inter-group relations and conflict resolution, especially concerning disadvantaged ethnic groups in the Balkans.