My research interests touch broadly on the intersection of ecoNomics and psychology. I focus on behavioral interventions designed to maximize the likelihood of conflict resolution, the psychological underpinnings of ecoNomic decision-making, and the psychology of persuasion -- which involves both analyzing the contexts under which persuasion is most likely to happen and how to train individuals to defend themselves against nefarious forms of persuasion.With IQSS, I am working on a project designed to decrease political antipathy between partisans and increase their receptiveness to political persuasion.