Mar­tin Kihlstedt

My research is within the field of behavioral economics and broadly concerns how people absorb information, form beliefs, and how such processes relate to action. Some topics I currently investigate are: (i) how people reason when acting socially (ir)responsibly, (ii) the role of narratives in our interaction with the world, and (iii) how social norms form, change, and impact our behavior. I also have an interest in philosophy in general, and in the philosophy of social science in particular.