Faces of different socio-cultural identities impact emotional meaning learning for L2 words von Gu, Beixian, Sun, Xiaobing, Beltrán, David, de Vega, Manuel

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ERP evidence for emotion-specific congruency effects between sentences and new words with disgust and sadness connotations von Gu, Beixian, Liu, Bo, Beltrán, David, de Vega, Manuel

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The Embodied Effect in the Comprehension of Chinese Action-Verb Metaphors von Wang, Huili, Zhang, Shurong, Li, Xueyan, Gu, Beixian

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The bidirectional influence between emotional language and inhibitory control in Chinese: An ERP study von Wang, Huili, Sun, Xiaobing, Li, Xueyan, Gu, Beixian, Fu, Yang, Liu, Wenyu

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Presetting an inhibitory state modifies the neural processing of negated action sentences. An ERP study von Liu, Bo, Gu, Beixian, Beltrán, David, Wang, Huili, de Vega, Manuel

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Embodied processing of disgust in Mandarin words: An ERP study von Gu, Beixian, Wang, Huili, Beltrán, David, Liu, Bo, Liang, Tengfei, Wang, Xiaoshuang, de Vega, Manuel

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Learning new words’ emotional meanings in the contexts of faces and sentences von Gu, Beixian, Liu, Bo, Wang, Huili, Beltrán, David, de Vega, Manuel

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Mental Simulation of Implied Orientation Information in Chinese Sentences von Wang, Huili, Li, Wei, Gu, Beixian, Fu, Yang, Chang, Xin, Liu, Wei

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