Research groups
Colleges
Canqi Li
A.B. (Brown University)
DPhil Student
Research Interests
I am currently investigating how individuals estimate how others tend to group stimuli from different senses together, as well as how this estimation changes across cultures and developmental stages. In particular, I am interested in studying how well people judge how "consensual", or common, a given way of pairing sensory stimuli is.
As a member of the Crossmodal Perception Lab, I am also interested in examining the mechanisms underlying all kinds of crossmodal correspondences - tendencies for individuals to relate a stimulus from a given sensory modality to a stimulus from another modality - and how these correspondences can be applied in everyday life.
With a research background in bat and frog auditory perception and people's thinking of their thinking of thinking (i.e., meta-metacognition), I aspire to combine metacognition research with perception research in novel ways.
Supervisors
Principal supervisor: Professor Charles Spence
Co-supervisor: Professor Nick Yeung
Recent publications
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The Vocal Repertoire of Marsh Frogs (Pelophylax ridibundus) on a Hungarian Danube Island and Implications for Future Research and Conservation
Preprint
Li C. and Hending D., (2024)
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Adaptive curiosity about metacognitive ability.
Journal article
Recht S. et al, (2024), J Exp Psychol Gen