Kyungmi Kim
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Judd Hall, 217860-685-2414
Assistant Professor, Integrative Sciences
MA Yonsei UniversityMPHIL Yale University
MS Yale University
PHD Yale University
Kyungmi Kim
Kyungmi Kim is a cognitive psychologist, whose research program examines psychological mechanisms through which the mind subjectively construes the external world. Her current research is guided by three fundamental questions:
- How do we process the “selfness” of external entities and how does this self-related processing affect our cognition and behavior?
- How does our prior experience affect what we derive from current experience?
- How do our emotions affect how/what we learn and remember?
In her work, Dr. Kim draws on a range of theories and methodologies from within the fields of both cognitive psychology and social psychology.
Dr. Kim received her B.A. in French Language and Literature from Chung-Ang Univeristy, South Korea and her M.A. in Psychology with a concentration in Counseling Psychology from Yonsei University, South Korea. She completed her Ph.D. in Cognitive Psychology at Yale University.
Academic Affiliations
Office Hours
Spring 2024: Tuesdays 10:30am - 12:00pm in Judd 217, or by appointment (Note: Due to inclement weather, office hours on 2/13 will be held over Zoom via this LINK)
Courses
Spring 2024
PSYC 341 - 01
Psychology of Human Memory
PSYC 383 - 01
Adv Rsch in Learn & Memory
Fall 2024
PSYC 210 - 01
Rsch Mthds in Cognition
PSYC 220 - 01
Cognitive Psychology