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My work explores how people experience technology, with a particular focus on privacy, social computing, and responsible AI.
Evaluates a scenario-based privacy education program designed to support young autistic adults in navigating privacy risks on social media.
Examines how autistic and non-autistic adults respond to persuasive advertising delivered through generative AI chatbots, and how user characteristics shape susceptibility to persuasion.
Examines how political identity and partisanship shape attitudes toward digital contact tracing and willingness to adopt these technologies during future public health crises.
Investigates how privacy concerns shape people's willingness to disclose COVID-19 health information and the factors that influence health information sharing.
Examines the privacy and social factors that shape people's willingness to share COVID-19 symptoms with others.
Brings together privacy researchers to examine emerging challenges in privacy research and identify new directions for the field.
Brings together researchers studying privacy interventions and education to explore how technology can encourage more privacy-protective behaviors online.
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