Chi-Yue Chiu

TL;DR: In this article, the Implicit Association Test taps associative intergroup evaluations that are not necessarily consistent with the propositional implications of one's social identification inclusiveness and need for closure, while explicit intergroup attitude measures tap propositional evaluations resulting from validating the inferences drawn from pertinent propositional information in the evaluation context.

TL;DR: This article found that the traditional Chinese moral percept, "yi" (righteousness), and role expectation were the dominant criteria of justice judgment among college students in Hong Kong, and that violation of role expectation was used as a principal criterion in judgment concerning personal desert.

TL;DR: This paper examined Mainland and Hong Kong Chinese' historical represen-tations and future imaginations of China during the 2008 Beijing Olympics based on the stereotype content model and found that among Mainland Chinese, China’sunprecedented economic growth and the resulted value competition led to the expectation of a more competentChina in the future.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors used the memory search task to examine entity and incremental theorists' cognitive strategies in memory search and found that entity theorists, who have a greater tendency to make spontaneous evaluation of people, would organize impressions in short-term memory according to whether the stimulus persons are positively or negatively evaluated.