I’m a behavioral scientist studying how people form beliefs, build trust, and make decisions in complex social systems. My work focuses on misinformation, trust & polarization, well-being, and sustainability, using experiments and exploratory methods to design interventions that help people and institutions make better decisions.
Behavioral science and interventions focused on topics ranging from misinformation reduction, to financial well-being and sustainability.
Studying how false beliefs form and persist, how institutional trust erodes, and how information environments shape attitudes and behavior. Recent work examines gamified tools, AI-mediated conversations, and process-tracing methods to improve belief accuracy and reduce polarization.
Read more →Exploring how factors like motivation, affect, and social connection shape learning, expertise development, and human flourishing. This work includes mixed-methods research on general and financial wellbeing, and interventions that support sustained engagement and growth.
Read more →Testing interventions to shift environmentally relevant behaviors, including transportation mode use and climate-related decision-making through incentives, disincentives, and framing.
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