Cognitive Media Lab, UC San Diego
January 2025 - Present, University of California, San Diego
Research Associate, Cognitive Media Lab
Master’s Thesis: Examining and Profiling Individual Differences among Social Media Users based on Misinformation Engagement Behaviors
Status: Submitting for publication. Thesis repository
Used multiple regression models to analyze user interactions with 36 COVID-19 misinformation tweets and identify key drivers of misinformation spread (R² = 0.45).
Conducted Silhouette Analysis and K-Means Clustering to segment 800+ users into 3 personas based on passive and active misinformation engagement patterns, revealing potential high-risk amplifier groups.
Source Trustworthiness in Abortion Pill Marketing
Conducting Conjoint Analysis and Cluster Analysis of abortion pill marketing on social media, studying the interaction effects between variables that affect source trustworthiness.
LLM Performance in Pharmaceutical Advice
Co-authored a manuscript comparing LLM performance to pharmacists, nurses, and practitioners, contributing to the background, introduction, and results sections. See Publications.
Learning Outcomes: Multiple Regression, Clustering, Conjoint Analysis, Web Scraping, Python, R, Manuscript Writing
