Overview
I am interested in how well individuals can detect when others are ambivalent and whether there are individual and/or cultural differences in the ability to detect others' ambivalence. I am also interested in the implications of being able to detect when others are ambivalent. Do people interact differently with others when they know that someone is ambivalent? Does this depend on one's cultural background?
Biography
- Undergraduate Education: BSc Applied Psychology, Central China Normal University
- Postgraduate Education: Master of Education in Basic Psychology, Jilin University
Publication
2023
- Han, R., Proulx, T., van Harreveld, F. and Haddock, G. 2023. How people perceive dispositionally (non-) ambivalent others and why it matters. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 109, article number: 104518. (10.1016/j.jesp.2023.104518)
Articles
- Han, R., Proulx, T., van Harreveld, F. and Haddock, G. 2023. How people perceive dispositionally (non-) ambivalent others and why it matters. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 109, article number: 104518. (10.1016/j.jesp.2023.104518)
Research
I am interested in how well individuals can detect when others are ambivalent and whether there are individual and/or cultural differences in the ability to detect others' ambivalence. I am also interested in the implications of being able to detect when others are ambivalent. Do people interact differently with others when they know that someone is ambivalent? Does this depend on one's cultural background?
Research Group