My work examines the cognitive and neural processes that facilitate human decision making.
Please visit my lab webpage at Boston University!
Until July 2015 I was a postdoc in
Joe Kable's lab
in the
Penn Psychology department.
Research interests:
- Neural representation of subjective value and economic utility
- Self-control, persistence, and delay of gratification
- Forming and revising expectations in an uncertain world
- Weighing the cost of mental effort
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