projects

Research and Teaching
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Response time in negotiation on eBay

When negotiating, does the time it takes somebody to get back to you with a response tell you something about their preferences?
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Learned Impatience

Do people discount delayed reward information relative to immediate reward information, even if the timing of the information has no impact on the delivery of the reward?
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Field experiment on eBay

Testing whether response times reveal eBay sellers' evaluations of offers
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How cognitive modeling can identify response biases in negotiations

Using Drift Diffusion Modeling for lab and field bargaining to study how responders strategically manipulate their response times
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Response times in economic games

Can you predict whether someone will repeat their action or switch based on their response times in a similar situation?
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Ohio Super Computer Center Summer Institute Teaching

Taught the basics of statistics, experimentation and R programming using cluster computing resources and helped high school students to apply these skills to analyze and present an eye-tracking project
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Altruism and attention to social information

Our decisions are often influenced by what those around us do. However, not everybody conforms. It is unclear whether people don’t conform because they are not aware of social norms, or because they disregard them.