Matthew earned his Bachelor's of Science in Psychology and his Master's of Science in Psychological Science from the University of North Florida. After graduation, Matthew worked for two years at a private market research firm in Arlington, VA conducting survey research for K-12 school districts within the U.S. and universities both nationally and internationally.
Matthew's research interests are in media psychology, investigating video games and morality. Specifically, how video games (either betboom dacha dubaiviolent or non-violent) can influence moral thinking (such as deontology and utilitarianism) and prosocial behavior.