
Professor
Psychology 289A
Dr. Liu's primary research interest is in visual selective attention. Selective attention is necessary to deal with the overwhelming amount of sensory information that we receive constantly; it is critical for successful task completion in our natural and social environment. In addition to visual attention, I am also interested in two related topics: visual working memory and decision making. Working memory allows one to temporarily hold information for task execution, while decision making uses
Read morePhD, Cognitive Psychology, Columbia University, 2001
MA, Cognitive Psychology, Columbia University, 1998
BS, Biological Science, University of Science and Technology of China, 1994