Yifei He

The paper investigates how voluntary action affects sensory prediction and neural processing of subsequent stimuli, finding enhanced predictive processes during active movements.

This study investigates how self- and externally-generated visual stimuli are perceived using EEG, finding that visual P2 component suppression correlates with intensity perception differences.

This study investigates how schizophrenia affects neural processing of semantically complex speech and co-speech gestures using a naturalistic multimodal fMRI paradigm, finding reduced activation in patients for complex segments, which is mitigated by gestures.

The paper investigates how phonological features of spoken word-forms modulate auditory N1 repetition-attenuation, finding that low-frequency pseudo words show greater attenuation than other conditions.

The paper investigates the relationship between individual alpha power attenuation during a language comprehension task and performance, finding a correlation during task execution but not at rest.

This study identifies modality-specific neural processing deficits in schizophrenia for social-abstract and non-social-concrete information, but not in bimodal conditions.

The paper investigates how body orientation of gestures affects semantic integration with visual sentences, finding that lateral gestures reduce N400 effects during incongruency.