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Volume 13 Issue 1 (March 2023)
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Highlights of Recent BSI Webinars
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28 March 2023
Brandon Koh, Assistant Professor of Psychology at SUSS presented a webinar titled “How do thinking of the past and the future shape our creativity?”. He discussed his research findings on how the activation of schemas that are oriented to thinking about the future or thinking about the past may affect creativity.
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14 March 2023
Yang Hwajin, Associate Professor of Psychology at SMU, presented a webinar titled “Bilingual Profiles Differentially Predict Executive Functions During Early Childhood”. She discussed her research findings on how different subgroups of children based on bilingual factors may be identified and studied in early childhood.
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21 February 2023
Noah Toh, Assistant Professor of Psychology at NTU, presented a webinar titled “To switch or not to switch: Individual differences in executive function and emotion-regulation flexibility”. He discussed his research findings on individual difference factors that may be related to how people maintain or switch their strategies in regulating the experience and expression of their emotions.
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31 January 2023
Kimin Eom, Assistant Professor of Psychology at SMU, presented a webinar titled “The Role of Perceived Others’ Motives in Moral Norm Inferences from Descriptive Norms”. He discussed his research findings on how people's inferences about moral norms from descriptive norms in the context of environmental behaviour may be changed by their perceptions of others' motives.
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