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kyungilkim
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Hello, I am an
associate professor in the psychology
department
at the Ajou University.
Before I came to Ajou, I worked on the similarity and cognition lab and Pennebaker lab in the Psychology
department at
University of Texas at Austin as a post-doctoral
research fellow in 2005.
After getting a B.A. in Psychology Department from Korea University in 1993, I went on to graduate school in the Psychology Department at Korea University, where I got my MA in 1995. Then, I spent three years (and two months) as an officer (branch: Troops information & education / rank: 1st Lieutenant) in Korean Army. After the discharge from military service, I went on to graduate school in the Psychology Department at the University of Texas-Austin, where I got my PhD in 2005 after four years of living the good life as a graduate student.
My research has focused on four main areas. First, I am interested in how and why people differ in their cognition and behavior. Another important topic of mine is how/whether people process covariation/frequency/mathematical information in causal reasoning. Third, I am interested also in the influences of cognitive/physical goals on judgment and decision making. My last research area is music perception and cognition. Here are some brief descriptions of my research areas and a list of publications.
Since 1996/06/25.
Send e-mail to kyungilkim et
ajou.ac.kr for further information. Last
Update: March 2, 2012