Dr. Moore's teaching and research interests focus on microeconomics and individual-level decision making. She is particularly interested in the study of reputation with applications to ideological disagreement and gender.
She received a Ph.D. from Harvard University in 2024. She is passionate about teaching microeconomics and behavioral/experimental economics. Her research experimentally examines issues relating to political polarization and gender, asking questions such as: Why do people selectively expose themselves to ingroup media? Are women perceived as more equality-oriented than men? And if so – what are the downstream consequences of these beliefs?