I am a PhD candidate in Psychology and Social Policy at Princeton University. Working under the supervision of Dr. Molly Crockett, I use computational and experimental methods to explore how moral psychology and digital technologies interact.

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Current Research

My dissertation research examines how online platform design and content algorithms interact with attentional biases to shape the psychological motives for sharing misinformation.

I am particularly interested in how nonepistemic motives - those indifferent to accuracy, such as expressing group loyalty or habitually responding to a familiar stimuli - influence misinformation sharing and challenge normative assumptions about how information should spread in the digital age.