Research | Notion

My research primarily examines human behavior in legal contexts, with a particular focus on witnesses, investigators, and legal decision-makers.

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Witnesses

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My research in the domain of witness testimony focuses on improving the accuracy of witness narratives. Currently, I concentrate on child witnesses, with a particular interest in memory processes and suggestibility. To support this work, I primarily use AI-based tools, especially large language models (LLMs), as methodological aids.

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Investigators

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In the domain of investigative interviewing, my research explores how to strengthen interviewer competencies through simulated avatar interviews, with particular emphasis on improving the use of open-ended questions and supportive statements. Moreover, the Long-term performance is also important!

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Decision-maker

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My research on decision-makers focuses on two main questions: (1) whether AI systems exhibit similar biases as human decision-makers, and (2) whether AI-assisted methods can help reduce bias in human legal judgments.

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Technical skills

Language: Chinese (native); English (skilled); French (beginner).
Statistics: R programming (skilled), IBM SPSS Statistics (skilled), Python programming (beginner), Language model Training ****(supervised fine-tuning & Reinforcement fine-tuning)

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