Senior Researcher at Owen Graduate School of Management
I'm a Senior Researcher at Vanderbilt's Owen School and the author of epistemic inference theory.
At Owen I study how consumers make inferences, lately how conversational norms shape AI aversion.
Missing knowledge leads people to draw inferences. Randomness makes those inferences less useful.
In three experiments, people who delayed deciding forgot what they'd learned yet felt more confident.
As COVID death counts rose, we tested how mortality salience shapes how people judge handwashing signs.
A BBA, a master's, then a PhD on the duality of subjective uncertainty, chaired by Frank Kardes.
My mentor Frank Kardes and I spoke at TEDxUCincinnati. The theme, 'off the record', fit my research perfectly.
Senior Researcher at Owen Graduate School of Management
I'm a Senior Researcher at Vanderbilt's Owen School and the author of epistemic inference theory.
At Owen I study how consumers make inferences, lately how conversational norms shape AI aversion.
Missing knowledge leads people to draw inferences. Randomness makes those inferences less useful.
In three experiments, people who delayed deciding forgot what they'd learned yet felt more confident.
As COVID death counts rose, we tested how mortality salience shapes how people judge handwashing signs.
A BBA, a master's, then a PhD on the duality of subjective uncertainty, chaired by Frank Kardes.
My mentor Frank Kardes and I spoke at TEDxUCincinnati. The theme, 'off the record', fit my research perfectly.
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