Research

Research Progress

The study of Xiaolin Zhou’s lab investigated how the reader processes the rhythmic pattern and word order information by recording the reader’s eye-movements.
Sheng Li’s lab trained human subjects on a visual motion detection task and subliminally delivered a monetary reward for correct response. Findings suggest that reward signal plays an important modula...
Xiaolin Zhou’s lab investigated how a comprehender resolves referential ambiguity by using information concerning the social status of communicators. Findings highlight the neurocognitive flexibility ...
Xiaolin Zhou’s lab adopted an interpersonal competitive game which consisted of two phases. The results showed that apology from the offender not only reduces the victim’s propensity to react aggressi...
Xiaolin Zhou’s lab investigatect individuals' perced how individual differences in preference for these norms affeption of others' as well as the selection of their own reciprocal behaviors. Findings ...
Study from Xiaolin Zhou's group investigated the effect of reward expectation and spatial orientation on the processing of emotional facial expressions, using a spatial cue–target paradigm. ​Findings ...
A study from Xiaolin Zhou's group demonstrated the effect of social status on fairness perception and the potential neural underpinnings for this effect.
Prof. Han published a culture-behavior-brain loop model of human development in Trends in Cognitive Sciences.
Fang Fang’s group has explored whether the auditory cortex of congenitally deaf individuals represents visual field location of a stimulus – a dimension that is represented in early visual areas. The ...
Fang Fang’s group has provide evidence for the close association between the perceived object size and the pRF position shift in human visual areas, especially in V1, lending further support for the r...