Dr Kunchana Chouynuu ~ Learning Advisor Mathematics and Statistics

Gi is a learning advisor for Mathematics and Statistics at James Cook University, Singapore. She has several years of experience in teaching research methodologies and statistical analyses for undergraduate and postgraduate students in Australia. Gi received a PhD in social psychology from The University of Queensland. Broadly, her research focuses on the processes and consequences of social identity change over a lifespan. In addition, Gi has particular interests in the applications of conventional and Bayesian structural equation modelling. She has published journal articles and book chapters under the name ‘Gi Kunchana Chonu (Gi K. Chonu)’.

 Gi's CV: https://osf.io/2mrpv/

 Peer Review

• Group Processes and Intergroup Relations (GPIR)

Interests

Research

• Social transitions and identity dynamics in major institutional contexts (e.g., religion, politics, family, occupation, education)
• Motivations for and processes of identity, attitude, and behavioural changes
• Social support and mental health
• Structural equation modelling and scale development

Teaching

• Psychometrics
• Psychological Research Methods
• Structural Equation Modelling
• Machine Learning in Psychology

Research Disciplines

• Social and personality psychology (5205)

Socio-Economic Objectives

• Religion (1305)

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Journal Articles

• Louis W, Cila J, Townshend E, Chonu G and Lalonde R (2023) Religious norms, norm conflict, and religious identification. Psychology of Religion and Spirituality, 15 (2). pp. 290-297

Other research outputs

• Louis W, Chapman C, Chonu G and Achia T (2017) Collective action and social change. Asian Psychology and Asian Societies in the Midst of Change. In: AASP 2015: Asian Association Of Social Psychology's 11th Biennial Convention, 19-22 August 2015, Cebu City, Philippines