I am a graduate student in the department of Psychology, University of Pennsylvania. My advisor is Jonathan Baron. I study judgment and decision making, especially economic decison making. More information on my current research can be found here. I recieved my M.A. in Psychology in May 2007.

I am also an economist and received my Phd. in Economics from the University of Wyoming in May 2007. My major area of economic research, other than those that are related to decision making, is environmental and resource economics. My advisor in Wyoming was John Tschirhart. You can find more on my ENR research here or visit my old homepage.

My inner curiosity towards both Homo economicus (Economic Man) and human nature determines my double identity and has guided my research. Thanks to rising new fields, such as JDM and behavior economics, there is a emerging bridge between economists and psychologists. I see myself as becoming a brick of the bridge.

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