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Weiyi Ma's research investigates cognitive enhancement and its neural underpinnings. Their work has explored how cognitive strategies, combined with neuromodulation techniques like transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), can optimize neural communication to improve working memory. Ma's research also extends to understanding how autistic children process emotional prosody, examining potential native language advantages in this area. Their publications utilize electroencephalography (EEG) to study brain activity, specifically focusing on the theta rhythm and its relation to cognitive processes and plasticity in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex. Ma's work contributes to the understanding of cognitive function, potential interventions for cognitive improvement, and the processing of emotional cues in specific populations.
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- Publications: 2
Selected Publications
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Autistic Children’s Processing of Emotional Prosody: A Native Language Advantage (2026)
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Cognitive Strategy-based neuromodulation optimizes neural communication to improve working memory (2026)
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- Cognitive Strategy-based neuromodulation optimizes neural communication to improve working memory
- Cognitive Strategy-based neuromodulation optimizes neural communication to improve working memory
- Cognitive Strategy-based neuromodulation optimizes neural communication to improve working memory
- Cognitive Strategy-based neuromodulation optimizes neural communication to improve working memory
- Autistic Children’s Processing of Emotional Prosody: A Native Language Advantage
- Autistic Children’s Processing of Emotional Prosody: A Native Language Advantage
- Autistic Children’s Processing of Emotional Prosody: A Native Language Advantage
- Autistic Children’s Processing of Emotional Prosody: A Native Language Advantage
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