I am a postdoctoral scholar in the Marketing Department at the University of Florida's Warrington College of Business.​​

 

I am a behavioral scientist studying how fundamental cognitive mechanisms--such as categorization, causal attribution, and conceptual representation--shape moral judgments, belief formation, and decision-making in complex social and economic environments.

The primary stream of my research investigates the cognitive mechanisms underlying moral and political polarization, including how social categorization shapes intergroup judgments and how moral reasoning influences responses to transgressions and misconduct allegations. A second stream examines how cognitive and conceptual structures shape judgment and decision-making across social and economic contexts.

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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.