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DESCRIPTION:Milica Miočević\, Ph.D.\n	Department of Psychology\n	McGill Unive
 rsity\n\n\n	Thursday\, November 12\, 2026 // 12 PM – 1 PM\n	EDUC 113\n\n\n	Me
 diation Analysis: From Single Case Designs to Data Pooling\n\n\n	Abstract: 
 Statistical mediation analysis is a cornerstone of psychological research\
 , offering a powerful framework for understanding how and\n	why interventio
 ns produce change. Traditionally\, mediation has been examined in between-
 subjects designs using a single sample. However\,\n	recent methodological a
 dvances have substantially expanded its reach. New approaches now make it 
 possible to estimate indirect effects at the\n	level of the individual and 
 to synthesize evidence across multiple studies—even when those studies dif
 fer in sample characteristics and\n	measurement instruments for the same co
 nstructs. In this talk\, I will introduce these emerging methods\, illustr
 ate their application using realworld\n	data examples\, and offer practical
  guidelines for best practices in mediation analysis across diverse resear
 ch settings.\n	Bio: Dr. Milica Miočević is an Associate Professor in the De
 partment of Psychology at McGill University. Her research centers on Bayes
 ian\n	methods and statistical mediation analysis as applied in the social\,
  health\, and behavioral sciences and has been funded by the European\n	Com
 mission\, the Institute of Educational Sciences\, the Social Sciences and 
 Humanities Research Council\, and the Natural Sciences and\n	Engineering Re
 search Council of Canada. Her three research lines focus on: 1) optimal me
 thods for using historical data and pilot studies to\n	create informative p
 rior distributions for Bayesian mediation analysis\, 2) methods for synthe
 sizing findings about the mediated effect in the\n	presence of important be
 tween-study differences (e.g.\, samples from different populations)\, and 
 3) mediation analysis in Single Case\n	Experimental Designs (SCEDs). She wa
 s a Marie Curie fellow\, and she currently holds a William Dawson fellowsh
 ip. For further details\, please see\n	her academic web page: https://www.m
 cgill.ca/psychology/milica-miocevic.\n
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SUMMARY:Learning Sciences Brown Bag Series: Mediation Analysis: From Single
  Case Designs to Data Pooling
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/sassi/channels/event/learning-sciences-brown-bag-
 series-mediation-analysis-single-case-designs-data-pooling-375185
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