My research focuses on behavioral economics, experimental economics, development economics, causal inference, and survey experiments. I am particularly interested in leveraging field experiments to better understand human behaviors and preferences. 

I have published in several journals, including Economic Analysis and Policy, Computers in Human Behavior, and Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking. My recent work investigates adolescents' online behaviors and evaluates educational programs using experimental designs. Plus, I am involved in several ongoing projects that examine enterprise behaviors, policy preferences, political and social issues in Vietnam and other developing countries.