I’m a postdoc at the Yale School of Management, where I work with Deborah Small. I recently completed my PhD in Social Psychology at Cornell University, working with David Pizarro and Tom Gilovich.

My substantive research focuses on understanding the impact of reputational concerns on our judgments and decisions. I’ve examined why donors are reluctant to support effective charities and how social desirability concerns may bias estimated versus actual reactions to social behaviors, among other questions.

Another line of my research focuses on ways to improve research methods in behavioral science. In collaboration with Uri Simonsohn and Ioannis Evangelidis, we have worked on developing a new framework for designing and analyzing stimulus sampling studies, as well as better methods for analyzing studies involving interactions.

Before graduate school, I earned my B.S. in Psychology from Universidad de los Andes in Bogotá, Colombia.