Xiaotian Dai
Date of entry: 2015 Fall
Expected graduation date: 2020 Fall
Current phase of study: Phase III (Thesis)
Specialization: Management
Status: Full-time student
Research Interests: Feedback, job attitudes, leadership and dark personality
Academic degrees
- MS, Psychology, Sun Yat-sen University, Gunagzhou, China, 2015
- BS, Applied Psychology, Sun Yat-sen University, Gunagzhou, China, 2013
Work experience
- Research Assistant, Concordia University (2016 – present), Montreal, Canada
Academic and teaching experience
- Business Data Analytics (GDBA 530), Concordia University, JMSB, Winter 2016, teaching assistant
- Business Statistics (COMM 215), Concordia University, JMSB, Winter 2016, teaching assistant
- History and Schools of Psychology, Sun Yat-sen University, Fall 2014, teaching assistant
- Psychological Counseling and Therapy, Sun Yat-sen University, Fall 2014, teaching assistant
Previous Theses Titles
- “I do not know how you feel: Empirical evidence on the relationship between callous-and-unemotional traits and emotion recognition”, M.S. (Psychology), Sun Yat-sen University (2015)
- “The different effects of communication related factors on relationship satisfaction in long-distance and geographically close dating relationships”, B.S. (Applied Psychology), Sun Yat-sen University (2013)
Published / accepted journal publications
- Dai, X. (2012). Conflicts between adolescents and their parents. Family Doctors (Language: Chinese)
- Dai, X. (2012). Relationship between adaptability and adult attachment in college freshmen. Science of Social Psychology (Language: Chinese)
Conference publications
- Dai, X. (2017). Peer feedback seeking and job performance: A weekly diary study on the role of job autonomy, 2017 Annual Graduate Research Exposition at Concordia University, Montreal, Canada
- Dai, X. (2016). How does supervisor feedback affect employees in coping with job insecurity? 2016 Annual Graduate Research Exposition at Concordia University, Montreal, Canada
- Dai, X., Wang, Y., & Huang, J. (2015). The relationship between mothers’ self-concept and their children’s development, The 13th Chinese Academic Conference of Development Psychology, Changchun, China (Language: Chinese)
- Hou, L., Dai, X., & Cheng, L. (2012). The relationship between men’s and women’s different values of marriage and their impressions on each other in a blind date situation, The 15th Chinese Academic Conference of Psychology, Guangzhou, China (Language: Chinese)
Working papers
- Competition causes applicants faking in selections. Dai, X.
- Incubated firms gain legitimacy and survival advantage from business incubation. Dai, X.
