Jingqing Nian

The paper investigates whether adaptive suppression mechanisms apply to threat-history stimuli by comparing suppression effects in visual search tasks with and without threat history.

This study investigates how acute stress affects attention selection by comparing target enhancement and distractor suppression using event-related potentials and a visual search task.

The paper investigates how statistical learning drives distractor suppression through dynamic attentional states modulated by threat, showing threat accelerates suppression transitions.