Jiaqi (Adam) Huang


I am a third-year graduate student at Indiana University working at the Judgement and Decision Lab under the supervision of Jerome Busemeyer.

 

I am also affiliated to Causality in Cognition Lab at Stanford University working with Tobias Gerstenberg


Research Interest

Education

PhD in Psychology and Cognitive Science at Indiana University                 (Advisor: Jerome Busemeyer)                                             2021 - 

BAs in Physics and Mathematics at Carleton College                                    magna cum laude                                                                        2017-2021

Publications

Empirical works about probability judgments

Other works

Huang, J., & Busemeyer, J. (2024). Models of Human Probability Judgment Errors.  (Submitted to Journal of Mathematical Psychology)

Huang, J., Epping, G., Trueblood, J., Yearsley, J., Busemeyer, J., & Pothos, E.  (2023). An overview of the quantum cognition research programme. (Submitted to Psychonomic bulletin and review)

Huang, J., & Busemeyer, J. (2023). Comparing serial reproduction and serial prediction of random walk. In Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society (Vol. 45, No. 45).

Huang, J. A., & Busemeyer, J. R. A quantum walk framework for multialternative decision making. (2022). International Conference of Cognitive Modeling.

Huang, J., & Terrien, R. (2019, January). Using the I-band Sodium Doublet to Characterize M Dwarfs. In American Astronomical Society Meeting Abstracts# 233 (Vol. 233, pp. 259-31).

Archived Reviews and Tutorials

Lie Algebra and Particle Physics: Explaining Physical Symmetry with Group Theory. 


*The reviews and tutorials are not published and feel free to contact me if you spot any mistake.