I am a PhD student in Behavioral Marketing at Stanford University Graduate School of Business. Previously, I graduated from the University of Chicago with a B.A. in Psychology (Honors) and a B.S. in Data Science (Honors). 

My research addresses important questions related to three themes: (1) how do consumers evaluate and make inferences about others’ behaviors, especially under ambiguity and limited information, (2) how people advocate for their social/political beliefs, and (3) how speaking a foreign language affects our judgments and decisions.

Methodologically, I combine experimental design, survey research, and computational tools such as natural language processing and large-scale text analysis to discover psychological mechanisms. I am especially interested in real-world applications, from interpersonal influence to consumer behavior and public messaging.

Feel free to reach out - I am always happy to talk research, brainstorm new ideas, or explore collaborations.