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Andreas, currently pursuing a Psychology Ph.D. at the University of Cyprus, previously studied psychology at the same institution and completed a master's program in group processes and intergroup relations at the University of Kent. His doctoral thesis centers on examining "Justification mechanisms of the status quo, perceptions of transitional justice, and strategies for resolving the Cyprus problem: A bi-communal study within the Cypriot context." Guided by Professor Dr. Charis Psaltis, Andreas delves into intricate facets of social and political psychology, particularly focusing on the dynamics inherent in the Cyprus issue. His commitment to comprehending and addressing significant societal issues resonates strongly through the depth of his research. Andreas's primary academic interests revolve around intergroup conflicts, alongside a keen focus on environmental psychology and activism.Â