Li Guangzheng
心理学Psychology
1. Actions and memory
2.Children's cognitive development
psyliz@sina.com
- 20062010Henan Normal University, B.Ed.. Major: Primary education
- 20102012Jilin University, M.Ed.. Psychology, Advisor: Shenchun Gao
- 20122015Jilin University, Ph.D.. Philosophy, Advisor: Lijuan Wang
- 2015PresentJiangsu Normal University, Associate Professor
1. Li, Guangzheng., Yang, Qingling., Yang, Jing. et al. Memory for actions in Chinese children with developmental dyslexia. Cognitive processing, 427–433 (2020).
2. Li, Guangzheng; Wang, Lijuan, & Han, Ying. (2019). The output monitoring of performed actions: What can we learn from “recall-recognition” performance? Cognitive processing, 20(1), 45-53.
3. Li, Guangzheng; Wang, Lijuan (2018). The Role of Item-Specific Information for the Retrieval Awareness of Performed Actions. Frontiers in psychology, 9,1325..
5. Li, Guangzheng; Wang, Lijuan (2017). Directed Forgetting of Negative Performed Actions Is Difficult: A Behavioral Study. The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology. 70(1), 53-61.
7. Li, Guangzheng; Wang, Lijuan (2015). The Effects of Encoding Modality on Event-based Prospective Memory in 7-to 9-year-olds. Journal of Cognitive Psychology (SSCI IF =1.5),