Xiaolan Fu

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2016
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Junchen Shang, Xiaolan Fu:
Differences of Affective Learning with Own-Race and Other-Race Faces: An Eye-Tracking Study. HCI (6) 2016: 90-96
2013
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Junchen Shang, Xiaolan Fu:
Differences in Allocations of Attention to Faces during Affective Learning of Chinese People. BICS 2013: 192-200
2009
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Chunming Luo, Xiaolan Fu, Xiang Qiu, Junchen Shang, Dongning Ren:
Peripheral Spatial Cues and Spatial Stroop Effect Can Modulate Each Other: Analyzing the Relationship between Input Selection and Dimensional Selection. ICNC (5) 2009: 63-67
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Junchen Shang, Xiaolan Fu, Ye Liu, Chunming Luo:
The Role of Trait Anxiety in the Interaction between Eye Gaze and Facial Expressions. ICNC (1) 2009: 342-344
2008
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Junchen Shang, Ye Liu, Xiaolan Fu:
Dominance modulates the effects of eye gaze on the perception of threatening facial expressions. FG 2008: 1-6

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