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38 works· latest 2022· 3 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-4542-9981

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Psychological Typhoon Eye in the 2008 Wenchuan Earthquake2009 · 83 citations
Is making a risky choice based on a weighting and adding process? An eye-tracking investigation.2013 · 74 citations
Are people always more risk averse after disasters? Surveys after a heavy snow‐hit and a major earthquake in China in 20082009 · 56 citations
A Scanpath Analysis of the Risky Decision‐Making Process2016 · 40 citations
Money talks: neural substrate of modulation of fairness by monetary incentives2014 · 38 citations

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When expectation-maximization-based theories work or do not work: An eye-tracking study of the discrepancy between everyone and every one

Acta Psychologica Sinica·2022·4 authors·Open access

6citations

Early Departure, Early Revival: A "Free From Care" Account of Negative Temporal Discounting

Advances in Cognitive Psychology·2020·8 authors·Open access

8citations

The timing of gaze-contingent decision prompts influences risky choice

Cognition·2019·3 authors

25citations

Models of risky choice: A state-trace and signed difference analysis

Journal of Mathematical Psychology·2019·2 authors·Open access

3citations

Worth-based choice: giving an offered smaller pear an even greater fictional value

Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology·2019·5 authors·Open access

9citations

Out of debt, out of burden: The physical burdens of debt

Journal of Experimental Social Psychology

·2018

·3 authors

20citations

Suffering a Loss Is Good Fortune: Myth or Reality?

Journal of Behavioral Decision Making·2017·4 authors·Open access

13citations

Neural substrates of framing effects in social contexts: A meta-analytical approach

Social Neuroscience·2016·2 authors

9citations

A Scanpath Analysis of the Risky Decision‐Making Process

Journal of Behavioral Decision Making·2016·8 authors

40citations

ERP Correlates of Verbal and Numerical Probabilities in Risky Choices: A Two-Stage Probability Processing View

Frontiers in Human Neuroscience·2016·4 authors·Open access

4citations

Framing Effects: Behavioral Dynamics and Neural Basis

Studies in neuroscience, psychology and behavioral economics·2016·2 authors·chapter

2citations

The neural correlates of risky decision making across short and long runs

Scientific Reports·2015·4 authors·Open access

5citations

Positive and Negative Affect in Loss Aversion: Additive or Subtractive Logic?

Journal of Behavioral Decision Making·2015·5 authors

17citations

The hidden opportunity cost of time effect on intertemporal choice

Frontiers in Psychology·2015·6 authors·Open access

25citations

Pain Now or Later: An Outgrowth Account of Pain-Minimization

PLoS ONE·2015·7 authors·Open access

20citations

Discounting or Priority: Which Rule Dominates the Intertemporal Choice Process?

Acta Psychologica Sinica·2015·4 authors·Open access

15citations

Money talks: neural substrate of modulation of fairness by monetary incentives

Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience·2014·5 authors·Open access

38citations

Process Test of Risky Decision Making: New Understanding, New Evidence Pitting Non-compensatory Against Compensatory Models

Advances in Psychological Science·2014·4 authors

3citations

Effects of Aging on Decision-making under Risk and Decision-making under Ambiguity: Evidences from Physiological and Pathological Aging

Advances in Psychological Science·2014·2 authors·Open access

1citations

Toward a mental arithmetic process in risky choices

Brain and Cognition·2013·8 authors·Open access

11citations

Formulating an emergency plan based on expectation-maximization is one thing, but applying it to a single case is another

Journal of Risk Research·2013·3 authors

8citations

When uncertainty meets life: The effect of animacy on probability expression

Judgment and Decision Making·2013·6 authors·Open access

8citations

Is making a risky choice based on a weighting and adding process? An eye-tracking investigation.

Journal of Experimental Psychology Learning Memory and Cognition·2013·6 authors

74citations

“20%的概率获得蛋糕”=“获得蛋糕的20%”?检验风险决策的期望法则假设

Chinese Science Bulletin (Chinese Version)·2012·5 authors·Open access

4citations

Is an Idea Different from Cake: Can You Have It and Eat It, Too? A Violation of Permanence in Information Consumption

PLoS ONE·2012·3 authors·Open access

2citations

From quality to quantity: The role of common features in consumer preference

Journal of Economic Psychology·2012·4 authors·Open access

32citations

Is Payoff Necessarily Weighted by Probability When Making a Risky Choice? Evidence from Functional Connectivity Analysis

PLoS ONE·2012·4 authors·Open access

15citations

Eyes tell whether risky choices are guided by a weighting/discounting-and-summing process

Institutional Repository of Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences)·2012·6 authors·other

0citations

Are Risky Choices Actually Guided by a Compensatory Process? New Insights from fMRI

PLoS ONE·2011·6 authors·Open access

16citations

Can Sophie's Choice Be Adequately Captured by Cold Computation of Minimizing Losses? An fMRI Study of Vital Loss Decisions

PLoS ONE·2011·9 authors·Open access

8citations

New paradoxes in intertemporal choice

Judgment and Decision Making·2011·2 authors·Open access

38citations

An Additional Gain Can Make You Feel Bad and An Additional Loss Can Make You Feel Good

Institutional Repository of Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences)·2011·4 authors

3citations

Is There a Violation of Savage’s Sure-Thing Principle in the Prisoner’s Dilemma Game?

Adaptive Behavior·2010·3 authors

12citations

Can Overconfidence be Debiased by Low‐Probability/High‐Consequence Events?

Risk Analysis·2010·9 authors

10citations

Are people always more risk averse after disasters? Surveys after a heavy snow‐hit and a major earthquake in China in 2008

Applied Cognitive Psychology·2009·5 authors

56citations

The Experiencing of Imposed Rule: A New Attempt to Test Both Normative and Descriptive Decision Theories

Acta Psychologica Sinica·2009·3 authors·Open access

1citations

Psychological Typhoon Eye in the 2008 Wenchuan Earthquake

PLoS ONE·2009·7 authors·Open access

83citations

A closer look at the Russian roulette problem: A re-examination of the nonlinearity of the prospect theory’s decision weight π

International Journal of Approximate Reasoning·2008·5 authors·Open access

12citations