Li Shu

Li Shu

Li Shu, born in Fuzhou, is a researcher and doctoral supervisor. At present, he is chairman of Academic Degree Committee of Institute of psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences and director of social and economic behavior research center.

educational background

From 1978 to 1982, he received a Bachelor of engineering degree from the Department of mechanical engineering, Fuzhou University; from September 1985 to July 1988, he received a master of education degree from the Department of psychology, Hangzhou University (now Zhejiang University); from April 1991 to May 1994, he received a doctor of Philosophy Degree from the school of psychology, University of New South Wales, Australia.

work experience

From 1995 to 1996, he was a postdoctoral fellow of the president's special fund of the University of New South Wales; from 1997 to 1998, he was an Australian National Postdoctoral Fellow of the Australian Research Council (ARC); from 1999 to 2002, he was an assistant professor of Nanyang Business School of Nanyang Polytechnic University of Singapore; and from 2003, he was an assistant professor of School of administration and management of Macao University of science and technology.

Academic part time job

He is a member of AAAs, New York Academy of science, Academy of management and Nanyang society, a registered psychologist in New South Wales, Australia, a visiting professor in the school of administration and management of Macao University of science and technology, an editorial board member of Journal of psychology, progress in psychological science and the openethics Journal, and a journal of economic behavior organization and Journal of economic P Reviewers of such journals as psychology, Information Sciences, Korean Journal of thinking and problem solving, Journal of happiness studies, Journal of management science, Nankai management review, Journal of Peking University, and Chinese Journal of psychology.

Research direction

My research field is behavioral decision-making and its cross-cultural comparison. My main work is to develop a behavioral decision-making model under the conditions of certainty, uncertainty and risk. This choice model is different from the traditional "maximum or minimum expected value" model. It assumes that the mechanism controlling human risk decision-making behavior is not to pursue some form of expectation value to the maximum, but to identify whether there is dominance relationship between the selected objects in some form. This model and a series of published papers put forward the "equal to different" model for decision-making behavior under risk state atetheory:Acoherentbi-choicemodelacrosscertainty In this paper, the author puts forward his own opinion on the choice. For example, the query of Allais' deterministic effect (Li Shu, 2001; Li, 1993, 204c); the query of Kahneman and Tversky's decision weighting function (Li, 1995, 1996 b); the query of Kahneman and Tversky's framing effect (Li & Adams, 1995; Li, In this paper, the author analyzes the relationship between the rule of expectation and the principle of independence, and points out that the rule of expectation is suitable for one game or multiple games, 2003b), the question of avoiding uncertainty (Li Shu, 2000), and the question of the disjunction effect in the prisoner's Dilemma (Li & Taplin, 2002). These studies have directly or indirectly questioned the views of two Nobel laureates (Allais and Kahneman), and caused economists and psychologists to publish special comments on my research (Carlin, 1996) and repeated validation experiments (e.g., bonini, dentori & Rumiati, 2004). He is now in charge of the National Natural Science Foundation Project "subsequent risk decision-making of Chinese people after public emergencies".

Main contributions

Projects, achievements and awards: the fund projects successively undertaken include "equal to difference" funded by Australian Research Council (ARC) atetheory:Decisionmakingsubjecttocognitivecapacity ”（ ARC:F79700830 National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) general program "subsequent risk decision making of Chinese people after public emergencies" (706710992007-2009) "Social psychological problems of the public in the period of social change" (kscx2-yw-r-130, 2007-2011), an important direction of knowledge innovation project of Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Main works

More than 80 academic papers including risk decision-making have been published in more than 30 journals including journal of risk research, Journal of behavioral decision making, organizational behavioral and human decision processes, thinking and reasoning.

Representative works

1. Li Yueran, Li Shu. (to be printed in 2009). Review and Prospect of the model of decision maker recommender system. Advances in psychological science. 2. Liu Huan, Liang Zhuyuan, Li Shu. (to be printed in 2009). Changes in the number of gains and losses: a new perspective of loss aversion. Acta psychologica. 3. Rao Lilin, Liang Zhuyuan, Li Shu. (2009). Forced choice rule experience method: a new attempt to test normative and descriptive risk decision theory. Acta psychologica Sinica. 41 (8), 726-736. 4. Liu Huan, Li Shu. (2009, to be printed). The role of money stimulation in empirical research and its problems. Ergonomics. 5. Bai Xinwen, Ren Xiaopeng, Zheng Rui, Li Shu. (2009). A study on the social psychological state of the people in Sichuan disaster areas, 5.12 post disaster psychological assistance: service and exploration. Beijing: Science Press. 6. Li Shu (2009). Research on the development of risk decision-making. In China Association for science and Technology (ed.), 2008-2009 psychology development report. Beijing: China Science and Technology Press ISBN:978-7-5046-4933-1. 7. Bai Xinwen, Ren Xiaopeng, Li Shu, Liu Huan, Bai Xinwen, Ren Xiaopeng, Zheng Rui, Li Jinzhen, Rao Lilin, Wang Zuojun. (2009). The "psychological typhoon eye" effect in the Wenchuan "5.12" earthquake, Thinking and decision making (4th Edition) by Jonathan baron. Translated by Li Shu and Liang Zhuyuan. Beijing: China Light Industry Press, 2009 ISBN:9787501968091. 10. Liu Huan, Liang Zhuyuan, Li Shu. (2009). Loss aversion in behavioral economics. Progress in psychological science. 17 (4), 788-794. (11). Su Yin, Bi Yanling, Li Shu, Rao Lilin. (2009, to be printed). "Avoiding harm" or "tending to harm"? Li Shu, Bi Yanling, Liang Zhuyuan, Sun Yan, Wang Zuojun, Zheng Rui. (2009). Infinite rationality or limited rationality? ——Application of qidang alternative model in economic behavior. Management review. 21 (5), 103-114. 13. Xu Jiehong, Li Shu. (2008). Probability expression in English. Economic mathematics, 25 (1), 101-111. 14. Li Jinzhen, Li Shu, Xu Jiehong. (2008). Risk decision making after disaster. Chinese Journal of safety Sciences, 18 (4), 37-43. 15. Wang Zuojun, Li Shu. (2008). Dissociation effect in behavioral decision making. Advances in psychological science, 16 (4), 513-517. (16). Bi Yanling, Ding jianlue, Li Shu. (2008). The relationship between eyewitness confidence and accuracy and its influencing factors. Ergonomics, 14 (3), 65-68. (17. Bi Yanling, Liu Zhao, Li Shu. (2008). Group decision making and individual decision making

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