Asian Journal of Social Psychology

Read the top ten Asian Journal of Social Psychology articles accessed online:

Role identities versus social identities: Masculinity, femininity, instrumentality and communality
Agustin Echebarria Echabe

Social Cognitive Theory: An Agentic Perspective
Albert Bandura

Culture and the brain: Opportunities and obstacles
Haotian Zhou and John Cacioppo

Shyness, sociability, and the role of media synchronicity in the use of computer-mediated communication for interpersonal communication
Michael Chan

Cultural neuroscience
Daniel L. Ames and Susan T. Fiske

Dynamic bicultural brains: fMRI study of their flexible neural representation of self and significant others in response to culture primes
Sik Hung Ng, Shihui Han, Lihua Mao and Julian C. L. Lai

Social network analysis: A methodological introduction
Carter T. Butts

Consumption experience of impulse buying in Indonesia: Emotional arousal and hedonistic considerations
Astrid G. Herabadi, Bas Verplanken and Ad Van Knippenberg

One World, Just a Dream? Effects of the Beijing Olympic icon on perceived differences between Eastern and Western culture
Jennifer L. Rosner, Yanmei Li, Melody Manchi Chao and Ying-yi Hong

Envisioning the future of cultural neuroscience
Shinobu Kitayama and Steve Tompson

At the AASP conference in Kunming, China on 29 July 2011, members of the editorial team of AJSP in cooperation with Wiley-Blackwell presented the publishing seminar "From constructing a paper to constructing a research program".

The team provided a wealth of practical advice on getting your research published, and also answered questions from the floor.

You can watch the video from the seminar online now.

Kwok Leung, City University of Hong Kong

James Liu, Victoria University of Wellington

Fanny Cheung, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Ronald Fischer, Victoria University of Wellington

Questions and answers from the panel

Asian Journal of Social Psychology stimulates research and encourages academic exchanges for the advancement of social psychology in Asia. It publishes theoretical and empirical papers by Asian scholars and those interested in Asian cultures and societies.

Coverage includes all aspects of social processes such as development, cognition, personality, health, counselling, organisation and education. The journal encourages interdisciplinary integration with social sciences and humanities.

At the AASP Conference in Kunming on 29 July 2011, the new Editor of the Asian Journal of Social Psychology, Fanny Cheung, shared her vision for the journal. You can watch Fanny discuss the journal’s future online now:

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