Research
My research examines how consumers experience and value time, how they evaluate human–AI collaboration, and how visual cues shape product inferences.
Peer-Reviewed Articles
“Rewarding Money or Time? The Sunk Cost Effects of Customized Rewards in Loyalty Programs,”
Journal of Marketing Research, 63 (2), 278–297.
“Social Ties and Firm Performance: The Mediating Effects of Adaptive Capability and Supplier Opportunism,”
Journal of Business Research, 78 (September), 226–232.
Under Review
“Time for Something New: The Effects of Time Perception on Novelty-Seeking Behavior.”
Under first-round review at the Journal of Consumer Research. — Job market paper
Working Papers
“Time Flies When You’re Bad: The Fast-Forward Effect.”
Four experiments completed; targeting the Journal of Consumer Research.
“The First Draft Premium: How Consumers Use Creation Sequence to Evaluate Human–AI Collaborations.”
Five experiments completed; targeting the Journal of Consumer Research.
“Up in the Air: How Perceived Lightness Cues Sustainability Judgments.”
Experiments in progress; targeting the Journal of Marketing Research.
“Time Neglect: When We Can Always Borrow It from Tomorrow.”
Experiments in progress; targeting Psychological Science.
“Feel More or Less Time? When Awe Constructs or Destructs You.”
Experiments in progress; targeting Psychological Science.