Andrea Low

I am a doctoral student at UCLA Anderson in the Behavioral Decision Making area.

Hello and welcome to my website!

I am a doctoral student at UCLA Anderson School of Management in the Behavioral Decision Making area, advised by Dr Hengchen Dai and Dr Stephen Spiller.

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Broadly, I study the beliefs, decisions, and relationships that individuals have with and about organizations. My research uses mixed methods such as field experiments, surveys, and lab studies to understand individual beliefs, particularly the beliefs they hold about organizations and themselves. One key research area that I work on is understanding the extent to which individuals are open to bureaucracy - a construct I call bureaucratic receptiveness. Another stream of research I pursue is to investigate how we can implement scalable and effective interventions to guide individuals to take healthier and happier actions in their lives.

Prior to graduate school, I received a BA in Economics and Sociology from Sciences Po Paris, and a MSc by Research in Statistics from the National University of Singapore.