Research

Publications

Haena Kim, Alicia Liu & Yuan Chang Leong (in press). Desirability biases perceptual decisions in the aversive domain. Emotion. Preprint

More papers to come (stay tuned)!

Talks & Presentations

• “Individual Differences in Neural Event Segmentation of Continuous Experience” Presented at Institute for Mind & Biology, UChicago, 2024. Discussed the paper by Clara Sava-Segal, Chandler Richards, Megan Leung, and Emily S. Finn, with my current projects related to the topic.

• “Information Release as a Form of Control: Open Government Information Request in China” Poster talk given at Midwest Political Science Association Conference, Chicago, 2022.

Ongoing Research

1. How does neural event segmentation rate vary with age and clinical symptoms when viewing naturalistic stimuli, and what are the best algorithms to estimate this? (advised by YC Leong)
2. How can we build graph-based representations of biases and stereotypes in commercial LLMs (e.g. ChatGPT) and use such representations for de-biasing? (advised by Xuechunzi Bai)