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Professor of Psychology Singapore
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Dr. Norman Li (李品正) holds a
BA in economics from Northwestern University, an MBA in finance from the
University of Michigan, and an MA and PhD in social psychology from Arizona
State University. Prior to his academic career, Dr. Li worked as an
investment consultant in Chicago and taught economics and finance. He was an
Assistant Professor in the psychology department at the University of Texas
at Austin before joining Singapore Management University, where he was
awarded the Lee Kuan Yew Fellowship for Research Excellence in 2011. Dr. Li adopts a multi-disciplinary approach to the study of
human behavior, integrating economic concepts and tools, evolutionary theory,
and social psychological experimental methodology. His research focuses on
mate selection and mating strategies, and on problems at the individual,
organizational, and societal level caused by the mismatch between evolved
psychological mechanisms and modern living, social, and work environments.
Dr. Li’s 90+ peer-reviewed journal articles and chapters appear in top
outlets such as Psychological Review,
Psychological Bulletin, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology,
Psychological Science, and Current Directions
in Psychological Science. Teaching experience: Principles
of Finance Macroeconomics
Microeconomics Introduction
to Statistics Research
Methods Social
Psychology Evolutionary
Psychology Human
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