Bio
My current research is focused on judgments and decision-making. Specifically, I am studying how introducing new options to a choice set impacts preferences and beliefs. My general research pursuit is to unearth the fundamental rules that drive human behavior. To align with this goal, I am interested in enhancing the accuracy and precision in describing and measuring psychological phenomena. Further, I am interested in applying mathematical modeling approaches to better understand cognitive processes. Ienvision a future where I am able to study human behavior with only a pencil and paper, while seated on a bench beside a tranquil river, ensconced in lush greenery, and savoring a latte.
Area: Cognitive Psychology
Advisors: Tim Pleskac
The College of Arts