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NEWS: The 2020 Academic Conference of Young Teacher Club at School of Psychology, Shenzhen University, on Oct 31 – Nov 1

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NEWS: The 2020 Academic Conference of Young Teacher Club at School of Psychology, Shenzhen University, on Oct 31 – Nov 1

The 2020 Academic Conference of Young Teacher Club at School of Psychology, Shenzhen University (SZU) was held in Zhili Building L3-1201, Canghai Campus. The conference was also held online via Tencent Meeting. Fifteen young teachers at School of Psychology SZU reported their research works. Prof. Weina Liu at East China Normal University and Associate Prof. Jiao Liu at Fujian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine gave special speeches at the conference.  

Secretary of the Party committee at SZU Normal College, Mr Zhengwu Yao, and Dean of Centre for Brain Disorder and Cognitive Neuroscience at SZU, Prof. Yuejia Luo were present at the conference opening. Mr Yao opened the conference with his greeting to all the participants and his wish for a successful conference. Prof. Luo encouraged young teachers to be more diligent and progressive in research in his speech. He also raised many constructive suggestions on developing the field of psychology. He wished young teachers to keep processing and make contributions to psychology.

Session 1, 10 a.m. -12 p.m., Oct 31

Host: Prof. Liye Zou, Deputy Dean of SZU School of Psychology

Speaker

Topic

Prof.   Weina Liu

Exercise intervention for stress-induced depression

Associate   Prof. Jiao Liu

Traditional Chinese exercise, cognition in the   elderly, and pain

Associate Prof. Chunfeng Shang

Approaches in dissecting whole-brain functional   circuits

Session 2, 2 p.m. - 4:30 p.m., Oct 31

Host: Prof. Jianhui Wu

Speaker

Topic

Associate Prof. Weiwei Peng

The link between first-hand pain and empathy for   others’ pain

Assisstant Prof. Lian Duan

Intrinsic organization of cortical networks predicts   state anxiety: an functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) study

Assisstant Prof. Tao Wei

The mechanism of lexical selection in speech   production: evidence from psycholinguistic and fMRI studies

Assisstant Prof. Haobo Zhang

Sleep Quality, Depression, and Cognitive Function in   Non-Demented Older Adults

Dr Hehui Li

Neural correlates of reading difficulties in the   second language: Evidencefrom Mandarin-speaking children learning English

Associate Prof. Min Xu

Neural representation of Chinese syntactic and   semantic information

Assisstant Prof. Ronghuan Jiang

The role of inhibitory control on mathematics   strategic flexibility

Session 3, 9 p.m. - 12 p.m., Oct 31

Host:

Prof. Can Jiao, Deputy Dean of SZU School of Psychology

Associate Prof. Fang Cui, Head of Dept. of Basic Psychology, SZU School of Psychology

Speaker

Topic

Associate Prof. Fang Cui

The Neural Mechanism of the Social Framing Effect:   Evidence from fMRI and tDCS Studies

Associate Prof. Xinmei Deng

Differences in the Frontal EEG Asymmetry during   Emotion Regulation BetweenHigh and Low Mindfulness Adolescents

Associate Prof. Song Wu

The influence of subjective social class on   paternalistic lies

Assisstant Prof. Jinting Liu

Individual differences in dishonesty

Assisstant Prof. Yin Wu

Testosterone and human decision making

Assisstant Prof. Xinli Chi

The COVID-19 and mental health symptoms among   Chinese adolescents: Theimportance of healthy lifestyles

Assisstant Prof. Xiaozhe Peng

The role of analytical thingking in fake news   discernment

More than 300 participants, including Dean of SZU School of Psychology, Prof. Yong-Di Zhou and Prof. Xiaolan Fu at IPCAS (Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences), attended the conference and discussed the reports. At the conference ending, Deputy Dean of SZU School of Psychology, Prof. Can Jiao summarized the conference and the development of the Young Teacher Club at School of Psychology as a conclusion. She expressed her appreciation to the researchers for their works, and her best wishes to all the participants.

 

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