Best Researcher Award
Yuxuan Li
School of Art, Soochow University
| Yuxuan Li |
| Researcher |
Yuxuan Li |
| Affiliation |
School of Art, Soochow University |
| Country |
China |
| Subject Area |
Embodied Cognition |
| Event |
International Cognitive Scientist Awards |
| ORCID |
0009-0004-0734-6052 |
Yuxuan Li is a researcher affiliated with the School of Art at Soochow University, China, whose stated subject area is embodied cognition. The research profile is presented in connection with the Best Researcher Award at the International Cognitive Scientist Awards. Embodied cognition examines relationships between cognitive processes, bodily states, action, perception, and interaction with the surrounding environment, providing an interdisciplinary framework for investigating cognition beyond the brain in isolation.[1]
Abstract
Yuxuan Li is affiliated with the School of Art at Soochow University in China and is associated with the research area of embodied cognition. This profile documents recognition through the Best Researcher Award at the International Cognitive Scientist Awards. Embodied cognition represents an interdisciplinary approach to understanding cognitive activity through relationships among perception, action, bodily experience, environmental interaction, and higher-order cognitive processes.[1]
Keywords
Embodied Cognition, Cognitive Science, Perception, Action, Embodied Experience, Human–Environment Interaction, Cognitive Processes, Art and Cognition, Interdisciplinary Research, Cognitive Research
Introduction
Embodied cognition is a broad research perspective concerned with the role of bodily states, sensorimotor activity, and environmental interaction in cognitive processes. Rather than treating cognition exclusively as an abstract computational activity, embodied approaches investigate how cognition can be shaped by the body and by an individual’s interaction with physical and social environments.[1]
Research Profile
Yuxuan Li is identified with the School of Art at Soochow University, China, with embodied cognition specified as the principal subject area for this recognition profile. The positioning of embodied cognition within an art-related academic environment reflects the potential for interdisciplinary investigation of perception, bodily experience, creative practice, visual or spatial engagement, and human interaction with designed environments.
Research Contributions
Research associated with embodied cognition can contribute to an understanding of how bodily activity and interaction with the environment participate in cognitive processes. Foundational work in the field has emphasized the importance of sensorimotor experience and situated interaction in accounts of cognition.[1]
Publications
The supplied recognition profile does not provide a verified publication list or individual publication metadata. Accordingly, no specific publications are attributed to Yuxuan Li in this section. A complete publication record should be compiled from authoritative scholarly sources, institutional records, or researcher-maintained identifiers before individual works are listed.
Research Impact
The potential impact of research in embodied cognition extends across multiple areas of cognitive science because the framework connects cognitive activity with perception, action, bodily states, and environmental context. Its interdisciplinary character allows concepts from cognitive psychology, neuroscience, philosophy, design, and related disciplines to inform one another.[2]
Award Suitability
The Best Researcher Award recognition presented on this page is associated with Yuxuan Li’s stated research area of embodied cognition and affiliation with the School of Art at Soochow University. The subject area is relevant to cognitive science because embodied cognition addresses relationships between cognitive processes, bodily activity, perception, action, and environmental interaction.[1]
Conclusion
Yuxuan Li is affiliated with the School of Art at Soochow University in China and is identified in this recognition profile with the subject area of embodied cognition. The Best Researcher Award recognition is associated with the International Cognitive Scientist Awards. Embodied cognition provides an interdisciplinary framework for examining cognition in relation to bodily experience, perception, action, and environmental interaction.[1]
External Links
References
- https://orcid.org/ profile.
https://orcid.org/0009-0004-0734-6052
- Barsalou, L. W. (2008). Grounded cognition. Annual Review of Psychology, 59, 617–645.
https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev.psych.59.103006.093639