I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Social Psychology at Tilburg University. Most of my research focuses on topics in social perception and decision-making. For example, I study how people form judgments about others and how accurate these judgments are (can people infer trustworthiness from facial appearance?). I also study in what contexts people rely on these judgments (do people prefer trustworthy-looking Airbnb hosts?). To answer these questions, I analyze data from the lab and the field, using a variety of methods such as web scraping, face classification algorithms, machine learning, face morphing, and economic games.