I am an Associate Professor of Psychology at SWPS University and Director of the Egocentric Morality Lab. My research develops a theory of motivated moral cognition, examining how moral judgments and fairness perceptions, although experienced as objective and principled, are systematically shaped by self-interest, identity, and social context.

Using experimental methods from moral and social psychology, I investigate egocentric bias in moral character evaluation, fairness judgments in institutional settings, and public responses to algorithmic decision-making systems. My work integrates moral psychology, judgment and decision-making, justice research, and human–AI interaction to explain how moral evaluations function in real-world contexts.

My research has been supported by multiple competitive grants from the National Science Centre (NCN) and international research organizations.