I earned my doctoral degree in general psychology from Masaryk University (Department of Psychology, Faculty of Arts). I am a head of the Brno Lab of Intergroup Processes (Institute of Psychology, Czech Academy of Sciences) and a member of the  Interdisciplinary Research Team on Internet and Society (Faculty of Social Studies, Masaryk University). My long-term research interests include cross-cultural research, methodology of science, and statistics. Currently, I am also examining the effects of video games and video streaming on well-being and exploring the implementation of reaction time joint modeling in social psychology.