My research focuses on judgment and decision making in general, with a special interest in consumer financial decision-making, numerical cognition, and probabilistic reasoning. I also care about open-science, replicability, and reproducibility.
On this website, I share a summary of my current projects and publications, tools and software that I have programmed, and occasional thoughts and tutorials on various research-related topics.
PhD in Marketing, 2018
INSEAD, France
MSc in Managerial and Financial Economics, 2012
HEC Paris, France
Bachelor in History of Arts, 2009
Sorbonne University, France
You noticed that the p-values in a paper are close to .05. Does this make you a bad person? Can ‘circling p-values’ ever be a useful heuristic? My two cents on an (apparently?) controversial topic.
Let’s talk about errors in research, using myself as an example.
Creating studies that are powered to detect the smallest effect of interest… without collecting more data than you need to detect bigger effects
What happens when two researchers attempt to reproduce all the pre-registered studies with open data published in JCR?