I am currently a postdoctoral scholar in the Behavioral Decision Making area at the

Anderson School of Management at UCLA.

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I am a judgment and decision-making researcher studying moral, social, and cognitive questions. I am particularly interested in understanding the psychology of threats—both external and psychological. My research on external threats examines the antecedents and behavioral consequences of moral and political polarization, the moral judgments and behaviors following transgressions and misconduct allegations, and reactions to extreme events. My work on psychological threats focuses on causal attributions and anticipated regret. I am also interested in information processing and belief formation and updating.

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As an experimentalist, I enjoy complementing experimentation with observational data analysis. 

 

Last but not least, I am enthusiastically committed to open science practices.