I’m a fifth-year Ph.D. candidate  in Social Psychology at the University of Florida. I'm part of Kate Ratliff's Attitudes and Social Cognition lab. 

I am a social psychologist who studies the interplay of affect and cognition in the context of attitudes, beliefs, and decision making. Specifically, I am interested in the difference between self-other decision making, for example, whether people will differentially rely on thoughts and feelings when making purchasing decisions for themselves versus for other people.