Ya‐Yun Chen

The paper examines how parent-child cortical similarity moderates the effect of family environment on adolescent internalizing symptoms across different cortical systems.

The paper examines how parent-child neural similarity relates to child negative affect, finding that this relationship depends on the parent's emotional regulation profile.

The paper examines parent-child neural similarity in affective valuation and finds that higher family conflict is linked to lower similarity in ventromedial prefrontal cortex.

This study examines how positive interpretation of emotional ambiguity develops across age, showing it is linked to LC-dlPFC circuitry and evaluative drift bias rather than perceptual sensitivity.

This paper develops an automated method for segmenting the locus coeruleus in MRI scans and examines age-related signal changes across different imaging modalities.

The paper examines how parent-child neural similarity in amygdala activation during uncertainty relates to youth emotional adaptation through prefrontal connectivity.

This study shows that increased daily screen time in preadolescents is associated with weaker inhibitory control and stronger reward orientation over two years.