Daqing Liu

Dr Daqing Liu is a Lecturer in Psychology at York St John University, joining in March 2024. He holds a PhD in Social Psychology (2023) and an MSc in Social and Applied Psychology (2018) from the University of Kent.

• Specializes in moral emotions (sociomoral disgust, anger) and their role in character judgment
• Teaches PSY4008M Survey Research Methods and Statistics and PSY5007M Advanced Research Methods

Research Interests: His work examines how moral emotions like disgust and anger function in interpersonal communication and social judgment. Key projects include analyzing emotion expression in moral character signaling and cross-cultural distinctions between shame/guilt terms.

Publications Trends: Recent articles explore moral emotion signaling, cross-cultural emotional expressions, and intergroup cooperation dynamics. Collaborative work with international teams investigates cultural variations in independence/interdependence patterns.

Conferences: Presented at the European Association of Social Psychology (2023) and Consortium of European Research on Emotion (2022), focusing on emotion production, moral character differentiation, and social-functional analysis.