I’m an experimental economist with a background in cognitive and experimental psychology. I use laboratory experiments to study cognitions and behaviors in groups, market design, public policy, and ethical issues, as well as fundemental issues in game theory and human cognition and behavior.
I’m currently a professor at the department of economics at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and the director of the Negev Experimental Economics Laboratory. I'm also a member of the Center for Decision Making and Economic Psychology, an associate editor at Judgment and Decision Making, and an executive committee member of the Economic Science Association.