My senior research project extends a prior paradigm and adds additional components to study decision-making under competing motivations. We used eye tracking to measure where participants look before and during decisions, then analyzed behavioral + gaze metrics using reproducible R pipelines.

• Methods: Eye-tracking, behavioral tasks, regression modeling
• Tooling: R (tidyverse), reproducible visualization, versioned analyses
• Outcome: Oral defense component; part of Duke Graduation with Distinction

Conference-style poster summarizing methods, core findings, and implications from the thesis work.

Note: This is preliminary data and the full analysis is ongoing.

A Python-based experimental scaffold for visual search tasks, including stimulus logic, trial sequencing, and exportable logs for analysis.

Archival synthesis project focused on primary sources and structured argumentation.