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.

Examination of language effects in cross-cultural research on categorization. Cultural variation in verbal versus spatial neuropsychological function across the life span. Is the interdependent...

Li-Jun JI | Cited by 3,658 | of Queen's University, Kingston (QueensU) | Read 79 publications | Contact Li-Jun JI

2009年4月17日 · Ji has investigated cultural differences between European North Americans and East Asians in perception, memory, categorization, prediction, and judgment and decision making. In addition to documenting cultural differences, Dr. Ji is also interested in examining the origins and mechanisms of these differences.

Li-Jun Ji is a professor in the Psychology department at Queen's University at Kingston - see what their students are saying about them or leave a rating yourself.

Inferring Competence From Demeanor Across Cultures.

Ji, L.J. “Culture and Correspondence Thinking.” School of Philosophy, Wuhan University; Department of Psychology, Central China Normal University, Wuhan, April 2015.

Area of research: I am a 4th year PhD candidate at the Queen's Culture and Cognition lab. I earned my B.S. in psychology from Jilin University in China and my master's in psychology from Wake Forest University in the USA. I study the "unsaid words" - How do …

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