Hsiao-Wen Liao

Assistant Professor

Georgia Institute of Technology

United States

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Hsiao-Wen Liao is an Assistant Professor at Georgia Institute of Technology, United States. Her research areas encompass self-defining memories, social dynamics across the lifespan, and the psychological aspects of resilience in adulthood, as highlighted in her recent articles. She explores various themes including emotional well-being, aging, and the impact of life experiences on personal development.

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Yoshiko Matsumoto

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Gerben Westerhof

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Judith Glück

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Hsiao-Wen Liao

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Articles (11)

Positivity effects in self-defining memories in men and women across adulthood: different patterns between self-rated affect and content-coded meaning

Synchronous Walking Enhanced Younger Adults’ Sentiments Toward Older Adults

Reminiscence About Work Life in Retirement: What Is Remembered? Why Might it Matter?

Recalling self-disruptive events and maintaining self-continuity in adulthood.

On an even playing field of haiku making

Recalling youth: Control over reminiscence bump events predicts life satisfaction in midlife.

Reimagining Senior Centers for Purposeful Aging: Perspectives of Diverse Older Adults

Life challenges and resilience: the role of perceived personality continuity

Anxiety after remembering stressful academic versus brush with death events: The moderating roles of future time perspective and personal intimacy

Age-Related Social Selection and Its Associated Emotional and Cognitive Costs Across Adulthood

Resilience in Young and Older Adults: Eudaimonic Well-Being Despite Life Challenges

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Yoshiko Matsumoto

Marguerite DeLiema

Gerben Westerhof

Judith Glück

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