Well-Being · Measurement · AI
William C. Byham Chair in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, Purdue University
I study how people thrive—developing rigorous measurement methods to capture well-being in all its complexity, and exploring how AI can enhance human flourishing. My work bridges psychological science, advanced psychometrics, and emerging technology.
I direct the WAM Lab, co-founded ExpiWell, coordinate Purdue's Industrial-Organizational Psychology program, and lead Florea.AI—a John Templeton Foundation project developing virtue-centered AI conversational agents.
Well-Being and Measurement Lab at Purdue University
Cross-disciplinary research combining well-being science, advanced measurement methods, and AI applications. We develop tools and frameworks that advance how researchers study human flourishing.
The leading platform for ecological momentary assessment and experience sampling research. ExpiWell empowers researchers to capture real-time data on thoughts, feelings, and behaviors as they unfold in daily life.
Explore ExpiWell →One of the world's premier Industrial-Organizational Psychology doctoral programs. We train the next generation of scientists and practitioners to tackle critical challenges in work, organizations, and human performance.
Developing virtue-centered AI conversational agents that support human flourishing. This research explores how AI can be designed to cultivate character strengths and promote well-being through meaningful dialogue.
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Department of Psychological Sciences, Purdue University