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Li-Jun Ji
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Associate Professor
B.S., Peking University |
T: 613.533.2888 E: lijunji(a)queensu.ca 306 Craine
Psychology Department
Queen's UniversityKingston, ON K7L 3N6 |
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Research Interests
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| I am interested in understanding the relationships between culture and cognition. Specifically, I have been studying how culture (East Asian vs. American) shapes the way people think and behave. Research (including some of my own) has shown that the culture in which we grew up affects the way we perceive, interpret and respond to the world. I am particularly interested in cultural impacts on thinking and reasoning (as broadly defined), and the implications for social cognition. In my research, I have examined cultural differences in attention/perception, categorization, prediction, and judgment and decision making. |
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