Tena Vukasović Hlupić was born in 1984 in Zagreb, Croatia. She graduated psychology from the Department of Psychology, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb in 2008, with the graduation paper titled Family study: the level of measuring personality and the familial aggregation estimates. She completed her PhD studies at the same institution in 2013, with the doctoral thesis entitled Genetic and environmental influences on personality: a meta-analysis of behavior genetic studies.
She started working at the Department of Psychology as a research
assistant in 2008, continued her work as a senior research assistant from
2014, and as an assistant professor from 2017. Her scientific work has resulted in 15 published articles (citations on 11/2020: WoS = 172; Scopus = 216; ResearchGate = 252; GoogleScholar = 413), and active
participation in more than 20 international scientific conferences with
more than 30 presentations/posters. Apart from her work as a researcher, she has also been an active lecturer for different courses in
undergraduate (Emotion and motivation, Personality psychology), graduate
(Behavior genetics) and doctoral (Meta-analysis) psychology programs.
As a member of the Program and Organizing Committee, she helped organize three
international scientific conferences (Ramiro and Zoran Bujas’ Days) and two
projects focused on popularization of psychology (PsihoFest). She also
participated in three summer schools and was a co-organizer for one summer
school. From 2009, she had also worked as a counselor at the Student
Counseling Center of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.