I am a member of the CAIDe lab Ohio and Oregon branches. I am currently working on the following projects:
Communicating numeric information (Funded by the National Science Foundation, PI: Ellen Peters, University of Oregon)
- Learn more about how providing numeric risk information about side effects increases vaccination intentions.
- Learn more about best practices for communicating with numbers.
Psychology of driving (Funded by the Risk Institute at Fisher College, Ohio Department of Transportation, and Nationwide Children’s Hospital Center for Injury Research and Policy)
- Learn more about the psychology of distracted driving
- Learn more about the efficacy of an evidence-based Advanced Driver Training Course, Better Ohio Teen Drivers
- Learn more and participate in the Ohio Young Driver Survey
- Learn more about distraction in young drivers
Past Projects
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
- Learn more about how more intelligent people show greater political polarization in COVID-19
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
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