Chung Yen Looi - Concepedia

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Chung Yen Looi

University of Oxford

Also Known As

C Looi, C. Looi, C.Y. Looi, Chung Yen Looi, Looi, Chung Yen, Penton-Voak, Ian

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University of Oxford University of Bristol University of Cambridge Cambridge Cognition (United Kingdom)

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Chung Yen Looi is an author at University of Oxford specializing in social sciences, brain stimulation, and motor control.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Social Sciences	3	3	176
2	Medicine	2	2	114
3	Neuroscience	2	2	114
4	Behavioral Sciences	1	1	62
5	Cognitive Science	1	1	95

Chung Yen Looi

Publications

307

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	Year	Citations
Combining brain stimulation and video game to promote long-term transfer of learning and cognitive enhancement Chung Yen Looi, Mihaela Duta, Anna‐Katharine Brem, Scientific Reports NeuropsychologyVideo GameCognitionMotor ControlAttention	2016	95
Transcranial random noise stimulation and cognitive training to improve learning and cognition of the atypically developing brain: A pilot study Chung Yen Looi, Jenny Lim, Francesco Sella, Scientific Reports	2017	77
Biased Facial-Emotion Perception in Mental Health Disorders: A Possible Target for Psychological Intervention? Ian S. Penton‐Voak, Marcus R. Munafò, Chung Yen Looi Current Directions in Psychological Science Psychological Co-morbiditiesAffective NeuroscienceEmpathySocial SciencesPsychology	2017	62
The Neurocognitive Architecture of Individual Differences in Math Anxiety in Typical Children Charlotte Hartwright, Chung Yen Looi, Francesco Sella, Scientific Reports	2018	22
Brain stimulation, mathematical, and numerical training Chung Yen Looi, Roi Cohen Kadosh Progress in brain research Stimulation DeviceComputational NeuroscienceMotor ControlNeuroscienceNeurostimulation	2016	19
Neuroenhancement of High-Level Cognition: Evidence for Homeostatic Constraints of Non-invasive Brain Stimulation Beatrix Krause, Martin Dresler, Chung Yen Looi, Journal of Cognitive Enhancement	2019	17
Emotional bias training as a treatment for anxiety and depression: evidence from experimental medicine studies in healthy and medicated samples Steph Suddell, Maren Müller-Glodde, Jim Lumsden, Psychological Medicine	2021	15

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