Tian Yuan
Biographic Data
| ID | 165256 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tian Yuan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tian |
| FAMILY NAME | Yuan |
| SIGNATURE | YUAN T |
| AFFILIATIONS | National University of Singapore |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8570-1484 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Covid-19 and temporal perception: Prolonged short-term time perception in a post-pandemic world
The COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly restructured daily life, significantly impacting mental health. This negative event has been reported to alter subjective experience of time, such as the blending of days, reflecting distortions in long-term time perception over relatively coarse scales. However, the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic on short-term time perception over fine scales has received much less attention. Here we delve into this under…
Effect of Baduanjin exercise on sarcopenia in older adult patients: A multicenter, randomized controlled trial
Background: Sarcopenia is an age-related syndrome characterized by muscle loss and reduced muscle strength, with a high incidence rate, significantly increasing the risk of falls, fractures, and death. Baduanjin, a traditional Chinese exercise, compared with traditional rehabilitation programs, has low intensity, high safety and strong interest, and is particularly suitable for patients who cannot tolerate high-intensity exercise. This study will…
Top-down enhancement of nonconscious gaze perception by working memory representations of social cues
How participation in collective action shapes income and equity in large-scale ecological restoration: Evidence from China’s Grain for Green Program
Collective action is increasingly recognized as a critical yet understudied mechanism for achieving equity and sustainability in Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) programs. This study investigates how village-level collective participation shapes income growth and income inequality among farm households under China’s Grain for Green Program (GFGP), one of the world’s largest ecological restoration initiatives. Using household survey data from…
Demolishing the wall: Missionary University, public access, and Sino-Western space negotiation in Republican Chengdu (1895–1937)
This article rethinks how colonial presence and foreign settlements reconfigured urban spaces beyond the treaty-port system by examining Chengdu, an inland, non-treaty-port city. Focusing on the 1930 boundary-wall controversy at West China Union University, a missionary college, it shows that anti-imperialism was refracted through local expectations of access to space and how everyday spatial practices had blurred the line between foreign enclave…
Negative targets specifically enhance conscious and unconscious social attention
Humans are highly adept at utilizing various social signals, such as eye gaze and biological motion (BM), to detect important events (e.g. threat, reward) in the environment, a phenomenon termed social attention. Here we investigated whether the affective information carried by the contextual event would modulate this social attention behaviour. By introducing natural emotional pictures (negative, neutral and positive) as peripheral probing targe…
Debating Chinese Cruelty: Summary Execution, Judicial Reform, and Extraterritoriality in the Late Qing
In July 1903, the Qing government executed the anti-Manchu revolutionary Shen Jin through the brutal method of bamboo blows ( zhangbi ), sparking both domestic and international outrage. This execution led to widespread condemnation of Chinese law as cruel and barbaric, further complicating the Qing court's efforts to assert jurisdiction over the Subao case (1903–1904) in the Shanghai International Settlements. The incident also raised doubts abo…
Cross-channel adaptation reveals shared emotion representation from face and biological motion
Emotions in interpersonal interactions can be communicated simultaneously via various social signals such as face and biological motion (BM). Here, we demonstrate that even though BM and face are very different in visual properties, emotions conveyed by these two types of social signals involve dedicated and common processing mechanisms ( N = 168, college students, 2020-2024). By utilizing the visual adaptation paradigm, we found that prolonged e…
Evaluating perception of community resilience to typhoon disasters in China based on grey relational Topsis model
Characteristics inhibition defects of children with developmental dyscalculia: Evidence from the ERP
Developmental dyscalculia (DD) is characterized by insufficient mathematical learning ability and weaker mathematical performance than peers who are developmentally typical. As a subtype of learning disability, developmental dyscalculia contributes to deep cognitive processing deficits, mainly manifested as a lack of numerical processing ability. This study utilized event-related potentials (ERPs) technology to examine the negative priming effect…
Happy is stronger than sad: Emotional information modulates social attention
Social directional cues (e.g., gaze direction; walking direction) can trigger reflexive attentional orienting, a phenomenon known as social attention. Here, we examined whether this reflexive social attention could be modulated by the emotional content embedded in social cues. By introducing emotional (happy and sad) biological motion (BM) stimuli to the modified central cuing paradigm, we found that the happy but not the sad emotional gait could…
Increased Temporal Dynamics of Intrinsic Brain Activity in Sensory and Perceptual Network of Schizophrenia
Schizophrenic subject is thought as a self-disorder patient related with abnormal brain functional network. It has been hypothesized that self-disorder is associated with the deficient functional integration of multisensory body signals in schizophrenic subjects. To further verify this assumption, 53 chronic schizophrenic subjects and 67 healthy subjects were included in this study and underwent resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging…
Jaw‐muscle force and excursion scale with negative allometry in platyrrhine primates
Objectives Platyrrhines span two orders of magnitude in body size and are characterized by diverse feeding behaviors and diets. While size plays an important role in primate feeding behavior and masticatory apparatus morphology, we know little about size‐correlated changes in the force‐generating (physiologic cross‐sectional area; PCSA) and excursion/stretch (fiber length; L f ) capabilities of the jaw‐closing muscles in platyrrhines. Methods We …
Community, Ecological and Reproduction Properties of an Endangered Plant Species: Helianthemum ordosicum
Jaw‐muscle force and excursion scale with negative allometry in platyrrhine primates
Objectives Platyrrhines span two orders of magnitude in body size and are characterized by diverse feeding behaviors and diets. While size plays an important role in primate feeding behavior and masticatory apparatus morphology, we know little about size‐correlated changes in the force‐generating (physiologic cross‐sectional area; PCSA) and excursion/stretch (fiber length; L f ) capabilities of the jaw‐closing muscles in platyrrhines. Methods We …
Community, Ecological and Reproduction Properties of an Endangered Plant Species: Helianthemum ordosicum
Jaw‐muscle force and excursion scale with negative allometry in platyrrhine primates
Objectives Platyrrhines span two orders of magnitude in body size and are characterized by diverse feeding behaviors and diets. While size plays an important role in primate feeding behavior and masticatory apparatus morphology, we know little about size‐correlated changes in the force‐generating (physiologic cross‐sectional area; PCSA) and excursion/stretch (fiber length; L f ) capabilities of the jaw‐closing muscles in platyrrhines. Methods We …
Increased Temporal Dynamics of Intrinsic Brain Activity in Sensory and Perceptual Network of Schizophrenia
Schizophrenic subject is thought as a self-disorder patient related with abnormal brain functional network. It has been hypothesized that self-disorder is associated with the deficient functional integration of multisensory body signals in schizophrenic subjects. To further verify this assumption, 53 chronic schizophrenic subjects and 67 healthy subjects were included in this study and underwent resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging…
Characteristics inhibition defects of children with developmental dyscalculia: Evidence from the ERP
Developmental dyscalculia (DD) is characterized by insufficient mathematical learning ability and weaker mathematical performance than peers who are developmentally typical. As a subtype of learning disability, developmental dyscalculia contributes to deep cognitive processing deficits, mainly manifested as a lack of numerical processing ability. This study utilized event-related potentials (ERPs) technology to examine the negative priming effect…
Happy is stronger than sad: Emotional information modulates social attention
Social directional cues (e.g., gaze direction; walking direction) can trigger reflexive attentional orienting, a phenomenon known as social attention. Here, we examined whether this reflexive social attention could be modulated by the emotional content embedded in social cues. By introducing emotional (happy and sad) biological motion (BM) stimuli to the modified central cuing paradigm, we found that the happy but not the sad emotional gait could…
Evaluating perception of community resilience to typhoon disasters in China based on grey relational Topsis model
Cross-channel adaptation reveals shared emotion representation from face and biological motion
Emotions in interpersonal interactions can be communicated simultaneously via various social signals such as face and biological motion (BM). Here, we demonstrate that even though BM and face are very different in visual properties, emotions conveyed by these two types of social signals involve dedicated and common processing mechanisms ( N = 168, college students, 2020-2024). By utilizing the visual adaptation paradigm, we found that prolonged e…
Negative targets specifically enhance conscious and unconscious social attention
Humans are highly adept at utilizing various social signals, such as eye gaze and biological motion (BM), to detect important events (e.g. threat, reward) in the environment, a phenomenon termed social attention. Here we investigated whether the affective information carried by the contextual event would modulate this social attention behaviour. By introducing natural emotional pictures (negative, neutral and positive) as peripheral probing targe…
Debating Chinese Cruelty: Summary Execution, Judicial Reform, and Extraterritoriality in the Late Qing
In July 1903, the Qing government executed the anti-Manchu revolutionary Shen Jin through the brutal method of bamboo blows ( zhangbi ), sparking both domestic and international outrage. This execution led to widespread condemnation of Chinese law as cruel and barbaric, further complicating the Qing court's efforts to assert jurisdiction over the Subao case (1903–1904) in the Shanghai International Settlements. The incident also raised doubts abo…
Covid-19 and temporal perception: Prolonged short-term time perception in a post-pandemic world
The COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly restructured daily life, significantly impacting mental health. This negative event has been reported to alter subjective experience of time, such as the blending of days, reflecting distortions in long-term time perception over relatively coarse scales. However, the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic on short-term time perception over fine scales has received much less attention. Here we delve into this under…
Effect of Baduanjin exercise on sarcopenia in older adult patients: A multicenter, randomized controlled trial
Background: Sarcopenia is an age-related syndrome characterized by muscle loss and reduced muscle strength, with a high incidence rate, significantly increasing the risk of falls, fractures, and death. Baduanjin, a traditional Chinese exercise, compared with traditional rehabilitation programs, has low intensity, high safety and strong interest, and is particularly suitable for patients who cannot tolerate high-intensity exercise. This study will…
Top-down enhancement of nonconscious gaze perception by working memory representations of social cues
How participation in collective action shapes income and equity in large-scale ecological restoration: Evidence from China’s Grain for Green Program
Collective action is increasingly recognized as a critical yet understudied mechanism for achieving equity and sustainability in Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) programs. This study investigates how village-level collective participation shapes income growth and income inequality among farm households under China’s Grain for Green Program (GFGP), one of the world’s largest ecological restoration initiatives. Using household survey data from…
Demolishing the wall: Missionary University, public access, and Sino-Western space negotiation in Republican Chengdu (1895–1937)
This article rethinks how colonial presence and foreign settlements reconfigured urban spaces beyond the treaty-port system by examining Chengdu, an inland, non-treaty-port city. Focusing on the 1930 boundary-wall controversy at West China Union University, a missionary college, it shows that anti-imperialism was refracted through local expectations of access to space and how everyday spatial practices had blurred the line between foreign enclave…
Psychology (5 works) · Face Recognition and Perception (4 works) · Perception (4 works) · Gaze (3 works) · Neuroscience (3 works) · Social cue (3 works) · Audiology (2 works) · Biology (2 works) · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance (2 works) · Chinese history and philosophy (2 works)