Cho specializes in media psychology with a particular focus on the cognitive and affective processing of computer-mediated messages.
Cho specializes in media psychology with a particular focus on the cognitive and affective processing of computer-mediated messages. His recent projects with the Stanford Screenomics Lab deal with measuring and modeling people’s thinking and feeling experiences on smartphones across domains of time and content. As an interdisciplinary scholar, he is interested in the influences and applications of digital technology and computational methods in social and behavioral sciences.
Academic Background
- M.A. in East Asian Studies, Stanford University
- B.A. in Economics, National Taiwan University
Focus Area
Media Psychology, Advisor: Byron Reeves