About
My work bridges psychology and behavioural economics, with applications to environmental
decision-making, technology use and wellbeing. I study the neural and physiological basis of self-
control in everyday choices — how people weigh immediate against long-term outcomes — using
EEG/ERP and other physiological tools.
Research areas
Decision neuroscience; self-control and intertemporal choice; escalation of commitment; behavioural economics; EEG/ERP and HRV; environmental decision-making; human–AI interaction
Contact
- asthapsychology@cuk.ac.in
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- Department of Psychology
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- Department of Psychology