I study how social learning can amplify or reduce errors in economic reasoning induced by well-known behavioral biases.

We study how contingent thinking – that is, reasoning through all possible contingencies without knowing which is realized – affects belief updating.

I study how the number of available information sources impact agents' ability to (i) select reliable sources and (ii) use their content effectively to update their beliefs.

I study how awareness of one's own imprecision is related to overconfidence.