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1. Dang, J ., & Liu, L.* (2024). Extended AI aversion: People deny humanness to AI users. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology . http://doi.org/10.1037/pspi0000480
2. Dang, J ., Sedikides, C., Wildschut, T., & Liu, L.* (2024). More than a barrier: Nostalgia inhibits, but also promotes, favorable responses to innovative technology. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology , 15(3), 318–328.
3. Dang, J ., Sedikides, C., Wildschut, T., & Liu, L.* (In Press). AI as a companion or a tool? Nostalgia promotes embracing AI technology with a relational use. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology .
4. Dang, J ., Sedikides, C., Wildschut, T., & Liu, L.* (In Press). Nostalgia encourages exploration and fosters uncertainty in response to AI technology. British Journal of Social Psychology . https://doi.org/10.1111/bjso.12843
5. Feng, Z., & Dang, J .* (2025). To avoid disconnection or approach connection: Loneliness predicts robot anthropomorphism via different social motivations in the UK and China. Personality and Individual Differences , 235, Article 112979.
6. Chen, G., Dang, J . * , & Liu, L. * (2024). After opening the black box: Meta-dehumanization matters in algorithm recommendation aversion. Computers in Human Behavior , 141, Article 108411.
7. Dang, J ., & Liu, L.* (2024). Viewing machines as humans but humans as machines? Social connectedness shapes the robot anthropomorphism–dehumanization link. Technological Forecasting & Social Change , 208, Article 123683.
8. Dang, J ., & Liu, L.* (2024). Social connectedness promotes robot anthropomorphism. Social Psychological and Personality Science , 15(3), 318-328.
9. Dang, J ., & Liu, L.* (2024). Human-robot swarm interaction: Coordinated role of human mind mindsets and robot group entitativity. Behaviour & Information Technology , 43(6), 1241-1253.
10. Dang, J ., & Liu, L.* (2023). Does connectedness need satisfaction diminish or promote social goal striving? Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin , 49(6), 891-909.
11. Dang, J ., & Liu, L.* (2023). Do lonely people seek robot companionship? A comparative examination of the loneliness–robot anthropomorphism link in the United States and China. Computers in Human Behavior , 141, Article 107637.
12. Dang, J ., & Liu, L.* (2022). Implicit theories of the human mind predict competitive and cooperative responses to AI robots. Computers in Human Behavior , 134, Article 107300.
13. Dang, J ., & Liu, L.* (2022). A growth mindset about human minds promotes positive responses to intelligent technology. Cognition , 220, Article 104985.
14. Dang, J ., & Liu, L.* (2021). Robots are friends as well as foes: Ambivalent attitudes toward mindful and mindless AI robots in the United States and China. Computers in Human Behavior , 115, Article 106612.
15. Li, C., Dang, J . * , Liu, L.* (2024). Enough terror to belong: The nonlinear association of death anxiety with group identification . Depression and Anxiety , Article 3699789.
16. Huang, L., Liu, L.*, Dang, J. *, Wei, C., Miao, X. (2024). Humanization promotes equality over efficiency preference in carbon allocation. Journal of Environmental Psychology , 100, Article 102481.
17. Wei, C., Wu, Z., Dang, J . * , Liu, L.* (2024). Earning trust in intergroup contexts: The interplay of perceived warmth and competence. Political Psychology . https://doi.org/10.1111/pops.13043
18. Huang, L., Liu, L.*, Dang, J. *, Wei, C., Miao, X. (2023). Efficiency or equality? Utilitarianism-egalitarianism tradeoff determines carbon allocation preference. British Journal of Social Psychology , 63(2), 745-766.
19. Huang, L., Liu, L.*, Dang, J .*, Wei, C., Liang, Y., Gu, Z., & Li, J. (2022). Humanization of outgroups promotes justice in carbon allocation. Journal of Environmental Psychology , 84, Article 101911.
20. Li, J., Dang, J . * , Liu, L.*, Gu, Z., Huang, L., Liu, Zhen., & Wei, C. (2024). Effects of entitativity on strategies of individual mobility and social competition. Group Processes & Intergroup Relations , 27(3), 541-560.
21. Miao, X., Liu, L.*, Dang, J. *, Li, C., Liu, Z., Jiang, X., & Huang, L. (2024). Global crisis frame matters for unity: Resource threat hampers while safety threat promotes intergroup cooperation. Social Psychological and Personality Science , 15(7) 780-790.
22. Miao, X., Liu, L.*, Dang, J. *, Wei, C., Huang, L., & Liu, Z. (2024). Unity or estrangement under crises? Perceived resource scarcity moderates the effect of a common threat on intergroup cooperation. Social Psychological and Personality Science , 15(6) 659-669.
23. Chen, G., & Dang, J . * (2023). Connectedness to nature promotes downplaying others’ humanity among anxiously attached people. Journal of Environmental Psychology , 90, Article 102086.
24. Chen, G., & Dang, J . * (2023). Crowds’ malice behind the screen: The normative influences of online dehumanization on discrimination against foreigners. Group Processes & Intergroup Relations , 26(7), 1548-1564.
25. Zhang, X., Zhao, X., Dang, J .*, & Liu, L. (2022). Physical segregation impedes psychological integration: Scene inconsistency increases prejudice. Current Psychology , 41, 5849–5858
26. Dang, J ., & Liu, L.* (2020). When peer norms work? Coherent groups facilitate normative influences on cyber aggression. Aggressive Behavior , 46, 559–569.
27. Dang, J ., & Liu, L.* (2022). How to be “groupy” matters: Groups with shared traits and shared goals engender distinct patterns of social judgments. Group Processes & Intergroup Relations , 25(1), 44–59.
28. Dang, J ., & Liu, L.* (2022). Me and others around: The roles of personal and social norms in bystanders’ responses to cyberbullying. Journal of Interpersonal Violence , 37(9–10), NP6329–NP6354.
29. Dang, J ., Liu, L.*, Du, Y. (2019). Benefits of a highly entitative class for adolescents’ psychological well-being in school. School Mental Health , 11, 766–776.
30. Dang, J ., Liu, L.*, Ren, D., & Gu, Z. (2018). “Groupy” allies are more beneficial while “groupy” enemies are more harmful. Social Psychological and Personality Science , 9(8), 925–934.
31. Dang, J ., Liu, L.*, Ren, D., & Su, Q. (2018). Polarization and positivity effects: Divergent roles of group entitativity in warmth and competence judgments. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology , 74, 74–84.
32. Dang, J ., Liu, L.*, Li, C. (2019). Leaving an attacked group: Authoritative criticism decreases ingroup favoritism. Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology , 13, e7.
33. Dang, J ., Liu, L.*, Liang, Y., & Ren, D. (2017). Expected hierarchical integration reduces perceptions of a low status group as less competent than a high status group while maintaining the same level of perception of warmth. Frontiers in Psychology , 7, 2068.
34. Ren, D., Tan, X., Dang, J .*, Liu, L., Zhao, X. Li, C. et al. (2019). Open or close the door to the outgroup? Diversity beliefs moderate the impact of group boundary permeability on attitudes toward the outgroup. International Journal of Psychology , 54, 712 – 721.
35. Li, C., Sedikides, C., Wildschut, T., Dang, J. * & Liu, L.* (2024). Twenty-two centuries of nostalgia in classical chinese poetry. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology .
36. Li, C., Dang, J .*, Liu, L.*, Wei, C., & Liang, Y. (2023). The dark side of nostalgia: Yearning for the past fosters bribe-taking. British Journal of Social Psychology , 62(1), 503-520.
37. Wei, C., Dang, J .*, Liu, L.*, Li, C., Tan, X, & Gu, Z. (2023). Economic inequality breeds corrupt behavior. British Journal of Social Psychology , 62(2), 949-971.
38. Kelley, N. J.*, Davis, W. E., Dang, J ., Liu, L., Wildschut, T., & Sedikides, C. (2022). Nostalgia confers psychological wellbeing by increasing authenticity. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology , 102, 104379
39. Li, X., Dang, J .*, Liu, L.*, Liang, Y., Wei, C., & Gu, Z. (2021). Are greedy individuals more corrupt? Current Psychology .
40. Liang, Y., Tan, X., Dang, J ., Wei, C., & Gu, Z., Liu, L.* (2021). Does competence or morality mainly drive self-esteem? It depends on general system justifica...tion. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology , 97, 104207.
41. Liang, Y., Liu, L.*, Tan, X., Dang, J ., Li, C., & Gu, Z. (2020). The moderating effect of general system justification on the relationship between unethical behavior and self-esteem. Self and Identity , 19(2), 140–163.
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43. Gu, Z., Liu, L.*, Tan, X., Liang, Y., Dang, J ., Wei, C. et al. (2020). Does power corrupt? The moderating effect of status. International Journal of Psychology , 55(4), 499–508.
44. Tan, X., Zhang, Y., Liu, L.*, Dou, X., Gu, Z., Liang, Y., & Dang, J . (2020). Turning a blind eye: Meritocracy moderates the impacts of social status on corruption perception. International Journal of Psychology .
45. Li, C., Liu, L.*, Zheng, W., Dang, J ., & Liang, Y. (2019). A clean self reduces bribery intent. International Journal of Psychology , 57(2), 247–255.
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