Howdy! My name is Sijia Zhang.

I am a sixth-year PhD candidate in Economics at Texas A&M University.

I work in experimental economics and microeconomic theory, with a focus on how people make decisions and interact strategically under limited information. In my job market paper, I use Dynamically Optimized Sequential Experimentation (DOSE) to ask which ambiguity models best predict behavior when ambiguity-attitude parameters are estimated in one situation and used for prediction in a very different one.

Try a mini experiment → Answer ten questions to see how different ambiguity models predict your choices for ambiguous events you were not asked about.