Search results
May 27, 2020 · Abstract. Professor Yang recognized early on the importance of a genuine global psychology (GP), that is, a psychology that fully represents the human being, and more specifically, a psychology that integrates mainstream psychology (MP) and all local culture-specific indigenized psychologies. In Yang’s view, GP should be constructed bottom-up ...
- Carl Martin Allwood
- cma@psy.gu.se
- 2020
Jan 25, 2016 · Thomson Reuters has previously recognized Yang as one of the world’s most highly cited researchers in chemistry and materials science. In 2015 he was named a fellow of the American Physical Society, the Materials Research Society, and the Royal Society of Chemistry. Yang, who joined the UCLA faculty in 1997, has more than 60 patents and has ...
- Research on The National Character of The Chinese
- The Chinese Indigenization of Psychology and Social Science
- Chinese Individual Modernity and Traditionality
- The Four-Part Theory of The Chinese Self
Research on Chinese personality and the national character of the Chinese people represents Professor Yang’s early career. It provided a solid foundation for his subsequent work. Initially, Professor Yang thought that the backwardness of Chinese society was due to national character, and that psychological knowledge of the Chinese character might b...
Professor Yang advocated the indigenization of psychology and social science in order to criticize the knowledge monopoly of Western psychology (especially American psychology), and to self-reflect on Chinese researchers’ tendency to allow the Western academic paradigm to dominate. However, he did not intend for indigenization to result in exclusio...
With the industrial revolution, modernization brought about a series of dramatic changes in economic, political, social, and cultural aspects of societies all over the world. It also simultaneously deeply affected the view of values, life ideology, and lifestyle habits. As a psychologist, Professor Yang focused on individual or psychological modern...
Ever since the well-known conceptualization of independent/interdependent self-construal was proposed, indigenization of the concept of self has been a sort of holy grail in cultural psychology. The proper conceptualization of the Chinese self is another significant issue into which Professor Yang put lifelong effort. From his perspective, the conc...
- Kuang-Hui Yeh
- ykh01@gate.sinica.edu.tw
- 2020
Apr 16, 2024 · This and other studies in particle physics earned Yang and Lee the Nobel Prize for Physics for 1957. Life. Yang’s father, Yang Ko-chuen (also known as Yang Wu-chih), was a professor of mathematics at Tsinghua University, near Peking. While still young, Yang read the autobiography of Benjamin Franklin and adopted “Franklin” as his first ...
Aug 7, 2019 · You have often said that in doing science it is important to have one’s own taste. Yang: Yes, and I would add: it is important not only for issues with large impact. Even for a graduate student it is important to develop one’s own taste: what ideas, what types of questions, what types of approach to concentrate on, etc. Taste formation is ...
- Mu-ming Poo, Alexander Wu Chao
- 2020
Biography of Professor Yang Chen-Ning 3.1 Birth and early life 3.2 Study abroad and early research work 3.3 Relationship with CUHK 3.4 Return to Tsinghua; Concluding remarks; 1. Introduction Professor Yang Chen-Ning is one of the most important theoretical physicists of the contemporary era, and one of the first Chinese to receive the Nobel Prize.
People also ask
Why is Professor Yang important?
Who is Yang Yang?
Who is Professor Yang Chen-Ning?
What was Yang's contribution to physics?
Professor Yang has been elected Fellow of the American Physical Society and the Academia Sinica, and honoured with the Albert Einstein Commemorative Award (1957). The U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce named him one of the outstanding young men of 1957. He was also awarded an honorary doctorate of the Princeton University, N.J. (1958).
