Huang Xiting

Huang Xiting, born in 1937 in Wenling, Zhejiang, is a renowned Chinese psychologist and a senior professor and doctoral supervisor in psychology at Southwest University. After graduating from Peking University in 1961, he devoted himself to teaching and research in psychology. He pioneered research on time psychology in China, proposed the segmented comprehensive processing model of time cognition, and became one of the leading figures in personality psychology. His honors include the first National Teaching Master Award and the Lifetime Achievement Award of the Chinese Psychological Society. His works in the library cover sports psychology, general psychology, and college student mental health education, including textbooks for professional readers and accessible readings for students and the general public. His writing emphasizes clear concepts and practical application, and has had a lasting influence on the spread of psychological knowledge in sports, education, and community settings.