Lu, C. & Wan, C. (2019, Oct). Making sense of intergroup differences: Cultural self-awareness contributes to positive outgroup attitude for individuals with less multicultural exposure. Paper presented as part of a symposium entitled “Culture and meaning making” at the Annual Conference of Society of Experimental Social Psychology (SESP), Toronto, ON, Canada (conference location). [slides]
Lu, C. & Wan, C. (2019, Jul). Cultural self-awareness buffers the negative effect of right-wing authoritarianism on outgroup attitude. Paper presented at the the Biennial Conference of Asian Association of Social Psychology (AASP), Riverton, WA, Australia. [slides]
Lu, C. & Hisung, F. C. (2019, Feb). Polyculturalism benefits intergroup relations through high cultural self-awareness. Paper presented as part of a symposium entitled “Using polyculturalism to improve intergroup relations: Pros, cons, and challenges” at the Annual Convention of Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP), Washington, DC. [slides]
Lu, C. & Wan, C. (2016, Aug). Understanding cultural self through cognitive engagement when culture is salient. Paper presented at the Congress of International Association of Cross-Cultural Psychology (IACCP), Nagoya, Japan (conference location). [slides]
Lu, C. & Wan, C. (2015, Aug). Cultural self-clarity: Does awareness of culture’s influence on me make me happier? Paper presented at AASP, Riverton, WA, Australia. [slides] [abstract]
Lu, C. & Wan, C. (2013, Aug). The mainstream is middle class: Middle class identification and mainstream value endorsement. Paper presented at AASP, Riverton, WA, Australia. [slides] [abstract]
Lu, C. (2011, Jul). Influence of Chinese self-concept clarity on social self-esteem and fear of negative evaluation: Moderating effect of perspective taking. Paper presented at AASP, Riverton, WA, Australia.
