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Michael Morris discusses his journey into cultural psychology, starting with his unconventional educational path from a small town to Brown University and then to the University of Michigan for his PhD. He explains how his early interest in literature and cognitive science eventually led him to social psychology, particularly the study of biases in social judgment.
- Michael Morris's interest in cultural psychology stemmed from observing differences in social interpretations between himself and his Chinese roommates.
- He initially pursued literature and cognitive science before focusing on social psychology.
- His research gained recognition in business schools, leading to opportunities at prestigious institutions like Stanford and the University of Chicago.
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