
How do people, both young and old, make sense of different norms and those who violate them? My research investigates cooperative behavior through an interdisciplinary lens, drawing on developmental, social, affective, cognitive, and evolutionary perspectives, and employing rigorous quantitative methods. I examine these questions across the lifespan and incorporate cross-cultural approaches to better understand how diverse cultural environments shape our intergroup social cognition. Currently
Read morePhD, Psychology, University of Virginia, 2021
MA, Psychology, University of Virginia, 2017
BA, Psychology, Ozyegin University, 2015