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Current Research (2000-present)

The focus of my research is to develop theoretical understanding of the process by which humans make decisions in dynamic environments and to provide practical demonstrations of how this theoretical knowledge can improve human dynamic decision making.

I founded the Dynamic Decision Making Laboratory, where we conduct research involving laboratory experiments and cognitive computational models, derive theoretical conclusions about dynamic decision making, and spawn novel applications to solve major societal problems (including cybersecurity, phishing, climate change, and human-machine interactions). For a detailed description of my research and the projects the laboratory currently pursues, please visit DDMLab's Research page.