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I'm a visiting professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, the USA. I am currently affiliated with the Brain, Behavior, and Quantitative Science Program.
I study how people construct and update their social knowledge and beliefs under uncertainty, what are the key psychological processes by which people construct of a clear and coherence sense of self, others, groups, and a society, and how social knowledge guides human behaviors within and between groups. My theoretical approach combines two fields of social psychology−group processes and intergroup relations, and social influence and attitude change−with complex adaptive systems study. I use behavioral experiments, social and psychological network analyses, and computational agent-based modeling.
You can also find me on KU, Google Scholar and ResearchGate.