My research primarily applies social psychological, evolutionary, and feminist approaches to interpersonal relationships, spiritual beliefs and practices, fertility, and sexuality. I am interested in women's health (broadly) and specifically how the experiences of women, girls, and feminine people are shaped by their social world. As such, my work explores how norms, expectations, and social scripts about women and girls (e.g., gender roles, romantic relationship beliefs, models of femininity in spiritual and religious narratives, sexual/moral purity norms) affect people's decisions, experiences, and wellbeing.