About Me
Hey! I am Amanda!
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My research interest lies in using judgment and decision-making methods to explore traditional management topics. I am especially interested in discovering effective ways of asking for and giving advice. My work examines how interpersonal consequences shape the way people seek and offer advice. We often study the advice-giving process through multi-stage experiments, engaging real advice seekers and givers in authentic interactions. Additionally, I investigate the influence of intuition and deliberative processes on decision-making, with a particular focus on how these two modes of thinking make people feel and their downstream consequences.
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I enjoy hearing from others interested in these topics, so feel free to get in touch if this work resonates with you.
Education
PhD Student in Management (2021.9 - Present)
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
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M.S. in System Engineering (2019.9 - 2021.1)
University of Pennsylvania
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B.E. in Vehicle Engineering (2015.8 - 2019.7)
Double major in Business Administration Tsinghua University