I Study How People Think and Decide When the Stakes Are High and the Technology Is New
I'm a cognitive scientist studying human attention, decision-making, and how AI and other new technologies affect performance on demanding tasks. My research is applied: I care about findings that hold up outside a lab and are useful to people doing real jobs.
My Background
- Ph.D. in Cognitive Psychology, Florida State University
- Postdoctoral research on visual attention and inattentional blindness, University of Notre Dame
- Applied research improving older adult driving safety using field studies, driving simulators, and eye-tracking
- Research Psychologist at the U.S. Army Research Institute for the Behavioral and Social Sciences (ARI), studying how AI affects cognitive performance in operational settings
My Work Has Been Featured In
The New York Times, Harvard Business Review, The Atlantic, Forbes, and more.
