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Employment

• Professor-Dept. of Social Psychology, Shih Hsin University, Taipei, Taiwan 2009-(2013-Present
• Professor Chair-Dept. of Social Psychology, Shih-Hsin University, Taipei, Taiwan -(2009-2013)
• Visiting Scholar-Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan-(2006)
• Visiting Scholar-Dept. of Psychology, University of California at Los Angeles, CA, USA-(2004)
• Associate Professor-Dept. of Social Psychology, Shih-Hsin University, Taipei, Taiwan -(1996-2009)
• Postdoctoral Fellow-Dept. of Educational Psychology, University of Texas at Austin, TX, USA-1995-1996

Professional Organization

• American Psychological Association
• Asian Association of Social Psychology
• International Association of Relationship Research
• Taiwan Psychological Association

Teaching Interests

• Developmental psychology
•  Social psychology
• Personality psychology
• Family psychology
• Qualitative research method
• Important topics in contemporary psychology
• Seminar in social cognition
• Seminar in marriage and the family

Publications

• Chang, S. (1997). Marriage as environment: Toward a model of processes of adaptation in marriage. Shin-Hsin University Journal, 7, 219-250.
• Chang, S. (1999). A system framework for marital adjustment research (in Chinese). Research in Applied Psychology, 2, 111-123.
• Chang, S. (2001). A qualitative study of newlyweds marital adjustment processes (in Chinese). Indigenous Psychological Research in Chinese Societies, 16, 91-133.
• Chang, S. (2001). Mate selection processes: Toward the identification of developmental pathways to marriage (in Chinese). Formosa Journal of Mental Health, 14(4), 1-29.
• Chang, S.Chou, Y. (2004). Yuan and the development of premarital relationship (in Chinese). Indigenous Psychological Research in Chinese Societies, 21, 85-123.
• Kao, S.Chang, S. (2004). The Multi-dimensional causal thinking of Chinese in their life world (in Chinese). Indigenous Psychological Research in Chinese Societies, 21, 233-267.
• Kao, S.Chang, S. (2004). The meaning of analogical thinking in cultural psychology (in Chinese). Journal of Religion and folk, 31, 213-236.
• Chang, S. (2006). Family and Marriage Research in Taiwan: A Review of Post 80 s Studies (in Chinese). Indigenous Psychological Research in Chinese Societies, 26, 3-34.
• Chang, S.Chan, C. (2007) Chinese perception of changes in commitment during mate selection processes. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 24(1), 55-68. (SSCI Journal, IF= .989)
• Chang, S., Jou, Y.,Huang, T. (2008) Newlyweds Marital Adjustment: Scale Development and Model Testing (in Chinese). Chinese Journal of Psychology, 50(4), 425-446.
• Chang, S.Lee, Y. (2009) Critical Events Associated with Relationship Development during Mate Selection Processes (in Chinese). Chinese Journal of Guidance and Counseling, 25, 179-212.
• Chang, S. (2009) Premarital Relationship and Marital Adjustment: A Longitudinal Study (in Chinese). Chinese Journal of Psychology, 51(3), 47-65.
• Chang, S.Kao, S. (2011) Control Beliefs in Chinese Marriage (in Chinese).
  Formosa Journal of Mental Health, 24(4), 583-610.
• Chang, S.Yang, S. (2018). Conflict between Qing and Li: Free love and patriarchal marriage in a dream of red chambers (in Chinese). Academic Research in East Asia, 4, 71-95.
• Chang, S., Hsu, S. Li, W. (2018) Good new man and good new women? Role obligations in Contemporary Chinese marital relationships (in Chinese). Indigenous Psychological Research in Chinese Societies, 50, 209-261.
• Chang, S., Chang, J. H., Low, M., Chen, T.Kuo, S. (2020). Self-regulation of the newlyweds in Taiwan: Goals and strategies. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 37(8-9), 2674-2690. (SSCI Journal, IF= 2.359)
  

Book Chapters

• Chang, S. (1995). Marriage as environment: Toward a model of processes of adaptation in marriage. Doctoral Dissertation, University of Texas at Austin.
• Chang, Y. L., Liu, Y. L., Hwang, Y. J., & Chang, S. (1998). A comparison between only children and non-only children in peer acceptance. In A. Richardson (Ed.), Childhood and youth: A universal Odyssey (pp. 119-130). The Kanata Learning Company, Ltd., Canada.
• Chang, S., Kuo, S., Chiang, Y. & Hiew, C. (2011). Self and marital adjustment of newlyweds: A test of the four-component theory of Chinese self. In P. Singh, P. Bain, C. H. Leong, G. Mishra. & Y. Ohtsubo (Eds.), Individual, group, and cultural processes in changing societies: Progress in Asian social psychology series (Vol. 8, pp.231-246). New Delhi: MacMillan
• Chang, S. & Yang, S. (2012). Shuffling between culture and self: Ching and yuan in The Peony Pavilion (in Chinese). In C. Chao, T. Chiu, & S. Lao (Ed.), Tan Ching Shuo Yi (pp. 65-89). Shih Hsin University Publishing. Taiwan.
• Eckensberger, L. H. & Chang, S. (in press). Education for becoming a good citizen in the West and in Asia-An action theory approach. In Asia educational miracle: Psychological, social and cultural perspectives, to be published by Springer.