Technology and Capability
This programme aims to research the integration of technology, capabilities and functioning of people. Advances in technology (for example robotics, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, and virtual reality) resulted in a scenario in which the momentum of technology and commerce often overshadows the service of humanity. This programme studies how technology can be developed to serve humanity.
Recent publications
2024The distinction between first-person perspective and third-person perspective in virtual bodily self-consciousness.
Liou, W.-K., Lin, W.-H., Lee, Y.-T., Chen, S., & Liang, C.
In M. Coetzee, I.L. Potgieter, & N. Ferreira (Eds.), Psychology of retention: Theory, research and practice2023Longitudinal association of adolescents’ perceptions of parental mediations and compulsive Internet use.
Akungu, O. A., Chen, S., & Su, C. H.
Computers in Human Behavior2023A literature review of the effects of social networking sites on secondary school students’ academic achievement
Astatke, M., Weng, C., & Chen, S.
Interactive Learning Environments2023Examining the dynamics of mathematics anxiety, perceived cost, and achievement: A control-value theory approach.
St Omer, S. M., & Chen, S.
Contemporary Educational PsychologyMembers
