Nicole Iannaccone is Ph.D. student in Economics. She graduated from the College of William & Mary in Virginia with a Bachelors in Economics. Her research interests include the behavioral economics of gender, bargaining power and sexual health, cooperation and contributions to public goods, and the supply-side dynamics of the labor market. Nicole is currently looking at whether anticipated gender-contingent social sanctions affect self-interested behavior in Dictator games. She is also assessing the impact of high-school sex ratios on contraceptive self-efficacy and prevalence of STIs.