Yanli Lin
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Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology
Also affiliated: Washington University in St. Louis (2021–2026)
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Yanli Lin's research investigates the neural mechanisms underlying cognitive control and mindfulness. Her work has explored how working memory capacity influences the implementation of proactive control strategies. Lin has also examined the effects of distinct mindfulness states on neural markers related to emotion processing, utilizing electroencephalography (EEG) to study changes in the late positive potential. Her research program includes longitudinal EEG network analysis to understand the neural dynamics of mindfulness training, specifically comparing focused attention and open monitoring meditation techniques.
Lin has published on the development of a theoretically-guided within-subject task fMRI battery, known as the Dual Mechanisms of Cognitive Control dataset. She has also contributed to discussions on how meditation can support ethical scientific practice and the application of EEG in advancing mindfulness science through surveys of emerging methods. Her work is characterized by a focus on understanding the brain's electrical activity in response to cognitive and meditative practices.
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- h-index: 5
- Publications: 18
- Citations: 46
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Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology 2024–presentUniversity of Arkansas Psychological Science ORCID
Selected Publications
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LPP slopes index attention dynamics: Evidence from mindfulness inductions (2026)
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Meditation-Specific Neural Predictors of State Mindfulness During Eyes Open Meditation (2026)
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Neural dynamics of mindfulness training: A longitudinal EEG network analysis of focused attention and open monitoring meditation (2026)
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Distinguishing the Attentional Mechanisms of Distinct Mindfulness States: A Computational Modeling Comparison of Focused Attention and Open Monitoring (2026)
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Correction: The Mindful Scientist: How Meditation Could Support Ethical Scientific Practice (2025)
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The Mindful Scientist: How Meditation Could Support Ethical Scientific Practice (2025)
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Using Electroencephalography to Advance Mindfulness Science: A Survey of Emerging Methods and Approaches (2024)
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- The Mindful Scientist: How Meditation Could Support Ethical Scientific Practice
- Correction: The Mindful Scientist: How Meditation Could Support Ethical Scientific Practice
- The Mindful Scientist: How Meditation Could Support Ethical Scientific Practice
- Correction: The Mindful Scientist: How Meditation Could Support Ethical Scientific Practice
- The Mindful Scientist: How Meditation Could Support Ethical Scientific Practice
- Correction: The Mindful Scientist: How Meditation Could Support Ethical Scientific Practice
- Using Electroencephalography to Advance Mindfulness Science: A Survey of Emerging Methods and Approaches
- Using Electroencephalography to Advance Mindfulness Science: A Survey of Emerging Methods and Approaches
- Correction: The Mindful Scientist: How Meditation Could Support Ethical Scientific Practice
- Distinguishing the Attentional Mechanisms of Distinct Mindfulness States: A Computational Modeling Comparison of Focused Attention and Open Monitoring
- Neural dynamics of mindfulness training: A longitudinal EEG network analysis of focused attention and open monitoring meditation
- Neural dynamics of mindfulness training: A longitudinal EEG network analysis of focused attention and open monitoring meditation
- Neural dynamics of mindfulness training: A longitudinal EEG network analysis of focused attention and open monitoring meditation
- Meditation-Specific Neural Predictors of State Mindfulness During Eyes Open Meditation
- Meditation-Specific Neural Predictors of State Mindfulness During Eyes Open Meditation
- LPP slopes index attention dynamics: Evidence from mindfulness inductions
- LPP slopes index attention dynamics: Evidence from mindfulness inductions
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