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      <image:caption>I am an incoming Researcher at New York University’s Center for Mind, Ethics and Policy. I’m a moral psychologist, and I’m interested in how people form social and moral inferences about nonhumans — both biological and artificial — and how these inferences inform consumer ethics, behavior, and policy preferences. I earned my PhD from Cornell University in 2026 and my MA in linguistics from Florida Atlantic University. I will join NYU CMEP in July 2026. Ongoing projects from my doctoral research explore: perceptions of consent in human–nonhuman relationships moral judgment of industries and industry practices cultural narratives upholding meat and dairy consumption (e.g., “happy dairy”) constraints on empathy for farmed animals</image:caption>
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