Kerem is a PhD candidate in Psychology at Princeton University. He studies disagreement – across scales, domains, and agents – using computational and behavioral methods. He also studies decision-making; in particular, he is interested in understanding people's preferences for relying on intuition vs. deliberation. Before starting his PhD, Kerem earned a B.A. in Economics and Cognitive Science from Pomona College. He was born and raised in Istanbul, Turkey. He enjoys listening to / producing music, and reading / writing literature.