Hyeonjeong Jeong

This study investigates how working-memory constraints affect the use of world knowledge in sentence comprehension, finding robust neural responses to implausibility but no clear modulation by the phonological loop.

The paper introduces a multi-modal neuroimaging dataset of naturalistic Japanese reading, combining fMRI, MEG, and EEG data from 112 participants.

This study shows that adults can rapidly improve Mandarin tone perception through short-term training, with behavioral gains and neural plasticity, and early benefits from learning in pairs.

This study shows that prior physical synchrony improves rapport and inter-brain synchronization during educational communication but does not affect word memory.