I am a member of the CAIDe lab Ohio and Oregon branches. In addition, my current projects are:
RAPID: Testing Important Judgment/Decision Making Phenomena in the High-Incentive Context of Covid-19: The Understanding of Physicians and Laypersons (Funded by the National Science Foundation, PI: Hal Arkes)
RAPID: A Longitudinal Study of Public Responses to the Coronavirus (Funded by the National Science Foundation, PI: Ellen Peters, University of Oregon)
- Learn more about who Americans trust for COVID-19 information
The Improving Numeracy Project (Funded by the Student Academic Success Research Grants Program)
An evidence-based approach to young driver safety communication and distracted driving prevention (Funded by Ohio Department of Public Safety)
- Learn more and participate in the Ohio Young Driver Survey
- Learn more about distraction in young drivers
Challenges to distracted driving enforcement: Survey of law-enforcement officers (Funded by Ohio Department of Transportation)
Developing evidence-based approaches to anti-distracted driving communication (Funded by Ohio Department of Transportation)
Psychology of distracted driving (Funded by the Risk Institute at Fisher College)
- Learn more about the psychology of distracted driving
- Learn more about the Risk Institute’s Distracted Driving Initiative
Graphic warning labels (Funded by National Cancer Institute of the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration Center for Tobacco Products; PI: Ellen Peters)
- Learn more about the role of math ability for learning smoking risks
- Learn more about smokers’ memory for more vs. less emotional warning labels