I am a researcher with an interdisciplinary background in psychology, environmental research, and behavioral science. My experience spans qualitative fieldwork, quantitative analysis, psychometric assessment, and instrument adaptation, with a focus on translating behavioral insights into evidence-based research and practical solutions.
My research interests center on pro-environmental behavior , climate change perception, social dynamics, and the psychological factors that shape individual and collective behavior. Across academic and applied projects, I have worked with diverse communities, developed and adapted research instruments, and contributed to data-driven research and public policy.
Beyond research, I enjoy exploring nature, reading social science literature, engaging in thoughtful discussions over coffee, and contributing to community development.