I’m a PhD student in social psychology at Cornell University, working with David Pizarro and Tom Gilovich. My research focuses on understanding the impact of reputational concerns on our judgments and decisions. In one project, I’m exploring why donors are reluctant to support effective charities. In another project, I’m examining how social desirability concerns may bias research on estimated versus actual reactions to social behaviors.

I'm also interested in ways to improve research methods in psychology. Currently, I'm collaborating with Uri Simonsohn and Ioannis Evangelidis to develop a new framework for designing and analyzing experiments that use multiple stimuli. Additionally, I organize a methods journal club at Cornell where we discuss practical ways to improve research.

Before graduate school, I earned my B.S. in Psychology from Universidad de los Andes in Bogotá, Colombia, which is also my hometown. During my undergraduate years, I interned at Carnegie Mellon, Tilburg, and here at Cornell.