Generally, I am interested in understanding the evolved psychological mechanisms that are behind our decision-making processes and our attitudes. Currently and more specifically, I am interested in how our behavioral immune system takes a role in risky decision-making, sexual behavior, and development of attitudes towards out-groups. In my future studies, I want to explore my research interests using the tools of behavioral neuroscience.
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