On Thursday December 17th 9.30-11.30 (Central European Time CET), we will hold a webinar with the China Rehabilitation Research Center for Hearing and Speech Impairment (北京中国听力语言康复研究中心) in Beijing to discuss new developments in our ongoing data collection and project in China.
Program:
- Discussion on the questionnaires and tasks that are used in the study
- Preliminary results
- Potential ideas for the centre to implement research findings to their rehabilitation program and training
- Future directions for the collaboration between the FOE lab and the center
If you would like to attend, please send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.l.
12月17日，星期四 9.30-11.30 (CET)，我们将与北京中国听力语言康复研究中心举行项目交流研讨会，讨论在中国进行的数据收集和项目的最新发展。
讨论主题:
- 三位中国博士生将对各自使用到的问卷量表进行简单介绍
- 关于最新的研究结果展示
- 关于如何将研究结果应用于干预和培训
- 关于讨论双方未来的合作方向
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Understanding emotions from other people’s faces and from social situations is essential for daily social interaction. But how is that for children with hearing loss? Can they learn to understand emotions just as easily as hearing children?Through a collaboration between Developmental Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, and Otorhinolaryngology (LUMC and Chang-Gung Memorial Hospital Taiwan), Yung-Ting’s unique eye-tracking studies show that daily "exposure" in the social environment in which emotions take place is essential for the development of this aspect of emotional intelligence. The results are now published in 
