Research
My research explores human decision-making, social influence, and digital behavior through experimental, statistical, and computational approaches.
Research Interests
Computational Behavioral Science
Using computational tools and large-scale behavioral data to understand psychological processes and human decision-making.
Judgment and Decision Making
Studying how people evaluate uncertainty, risk, delay, and trade-offs in everyday decisions.
Social and Motivational Psychology
Examining how role models, psychological distance, social information, and advice shape motivation and behavior.
Digital Behavior and Online Information
Investigating how online environments and digital media influence beliefs, attitudes, and public opinion.
Research Experience
Columbia Business School — Computational Behavioral Science Lab
Designed and optimized experimental protocols, supported online experiment sessions, and managed participant data.
Washington University in St. Louis — Behavioral Economics Lab
Collaborated on study design, programmed experiments, conducted statistical analysis in R and Python, and assisted with manuscript preparation.
NYU SPAM Lab & Trope Lab
Assisted with study design, Qualtrics programming, data cleaning, analysis, grant writing, and research assistant supervision.
NYU Collective Cognition Lab
Contributed to research on collective cognition, climate communication, and social behavior through experiment implementation and data analysis.