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Name	Song Wu
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Language ability	Chinese, English
Province	Guangdong

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Name

Song Wu

Contact Information

dr.song.wu@hotmail.com

Language ability

Chinese, English

Province

Guangdong

University/Lab Affiliation and Title	Shenzhen University
Faculty	Psychology
Academic Background & Achievements	2005-09 to 2009-07 Bachelor's Degree: Southwest University, Psychology 2009-09 to 2012-07 Master's Degree: Beijing Normal University, Applied Psychology 2012-09 to 2015-07 Doctorate: Beijing Normal University, Applied Psychology Hosted National Natural Science Foundation project Hosted Ministry of Education Humanities and Social Sciences project Published over 30 research papers in international and domestic journals
Work Experience	2015-11 to 2019-01 - Shenzhen University, Lecturer 2019-01 to Present - Shenzhen University, Associate Professor, Master's Supervisor

University/Lab Affiliation and Title

Shenzhen University

Faculty

Psychology

Academic Background & Achievements

2005-09 to 2009-07 Bachelor's Degree: Southwest University, Psychology
2009-09 to 2012-07 Master's Degree: Beijing Normal University, Applied Psychology
2012-09 to 2015-07 Doctorate: Beijing Normal University, Applied Psychology
Hosted National Natural Science Foundation project
Hosted Ministry of Education Humanities and Social Sciences project
Published over 30 research papers in international and domestic journals

Work Experience

2015-11 to 2019-01 - Shenzhen University, Lecturer
2019-01 to Present - Shenzhen University, Associate Professor, Master's Supervisor

Areas of Focus	Social Psychology
Publications	Culture, Status, and Hypocrisy: High-Status People Who Don’t Practice What They Preach Are Viewed as Worse in the United States Than China, Dong, M., van Prooijen, J.-W., Wu, S., & van Lange, P. A. M., 2021 Reducing the gap between pro-environmental disposition and behavior: The role of feeling power, Dong, M., Palomo-Vélez, G., & Wu, S., 2021 Greater death anxiety, greater dishonesty for self-benefit: The moderating role of social dominance orientation, Cai, W., & Wu, S., 2021 Revisiting the powerful-not-lonely effect across cultures: The mediating role of self-construal and social support, Cai, W., Guinote, A., & Wu, S., 2021 The asymmetric effect of regulatory fit on moral judgments of other-oriented lies, Wu, S., Yuan, T., & Jin, S., 2020 The effect of air pollution on convenience-based or other-oriented lies, Wu, S., & Wang, T., 2019 Unwilling but not unable to control: Ego depletion increases effortful dishonesty with material rewards, Wu, S., Peng, M., Mei, H., & Shang, X., 2019 Do not think carefully? Re-examining the effect of unconscious thought on deception detection, Wu, S., Mei, H., & Yan, J., 2019 Oneself is more important: Exploring the role of narcissism and fear of negative evaluation in the relationship between subjective social class and dishonesty, Wu, S., Liang, J., Lin, J., & Cai, W., 2019 The relationship between the adult attachment and the tendency to judge others as liars, Wu, S., Huang, L., & Li, J., 2018 Gain or non-loss: The message matching effect of regulatory focus on moral judgements of other-orientation lies, Wu, S., Cai, W., & Jin, S., 2018 The role of the oath in credibility assessment, Wu, S., & Cai, W., 2018

Areas of Focus

Social Psychology

Publications

Culture, Status, and Hypocrisy: High-Status People Who Don’t Practice What They Preach Are Viewed as Worse in the United States Than China, Dong, M., van Prooijen, J.-W., Wu, S., & van Lange, P. A. M., 2021
Reducing the gap between pro-environmental disposition and behavior: The role of feeling power, Dong, M., Palomo-Vélez, G., & Wu, S., 2021
Greater death anxiety, greater dishonesty for self-benefit: The moderating role of social dominance orientation, Cai, W., & Wu, S., 2021
Revisiting the powerful-not-lonely effect across cultures: The mediating role of self-construal and social support, Cai, W., Guinote, A., & Wu, S., 2021
The asymmetric effect of regulatory fit on moral judgments of other-oriented lies, Wu, S., Yuan, T., & Jin, S., 2020
The effect of air pollution on convenience-based or other-oriented lies, Wu, S., & Wang, T., 2019
Unwilling but not unable to control: Ego depletion increases effortful dishonesty with material rewards, Wu, S., Peng, M., Mei, H., & Shang, X., 2019
Do not think carefully? Re-examining the effect of unconscious thought on deception detection, Wu, S., Mei, H., & Yan, J., 2019
Oneself is more important: Exploring the role of narcissism and fear of negative evaluation in the relationship between subjective social class and dishonesty, Wu, S., Liang, J., Lin, J., & Cai, W., 2019
The relationship between the adult attachment and the tendency to judge others as liars, Wu, S., Huang, L., & Li, J., 2018
Gain or non-loss: The message matching effect of regulatory focus on moral judgements of other-orientation lies, Wu, S., Cai, W., & Jin, S., 2018
The role of the oath in credibility assessment, Wu, S., & Cai, W., 2018

Individual Beliefs Behavior Influence Evolutionary Mechanisms Personality Factors Social Factors Lie Behavior Psychological Mechanisms Lie Detection Social Cognition Moral Judgment

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