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Date: January 11 (Wednesday), 2006 - January 12 (Thursday), 2006
Location: Graduate School of Letters at Hokkaido University
Participants:
  Chi-Yue Chiu (University of Illinois, USA)
  Ying-Yi Hong (University of Illinois, USA)
  Toshio Yamagishi (Graduate School of Letters, Hokkaido University)
  Tatsuya Kameda (Graduate School of Letters, Hokkaido University)
  Nobuyuki Takahashi (Graduate School of Letters, Hokkaido University)
  Masaki Yuki (Graduate School of Letters, Hokkaido University)
  Karl Dach-Gruschow (University of Illinois, USA)
  Pelin Kesebir (University of Illinois, USA)
  Angela Leung (University of Illinois, USA)


  Others (about 20 participants)

For our Fourteenth international workshop, we invited Dr. Chi-Yue Chiu(Department of Psychology, University of Illinois) and Dr. Ying-Yi Hong(Department of Psychology, University of Illinois) to talk about cultural priming and research on social structure studies in cultural psychology. Several graduate students and researchers from our laboratory presented their studies, and participated in a lively discussion regarding the core of cultural psychology and new perspectives in cultural psychological studies.

January 11 (Wednesday)

Morning session(9:30-12:40)

9:30  Start



Recent advances in culture priming. (pdf file : 1,061KB)
Chi-Yue Chiu





Social constructivist approach to cultural influences. (pdf file : 2,314KB)
Ying-Yi Hong



Afternoon session(14:10-17:20)




Humans as institution builders.
Toshio Yamagishi





Culture, group, and identity in North American and East Asian contexts...
and what's more. (power point file : 199KB)

Masaki Yuki

17:20 End


January 12 (Thursday)

Poster session(9:30-12:00)








12:00 End

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