馮雅群 Ya-Chun Feng

職稱

助理教授

研究領域

教育心理學領域

最高學歷

英國倫敦大學國王學院心理學博士

學術專長

臨床心理學、實驗心理學、事件相關電位研究、情緒疾患的認知機制與介入方法、心理健康

ycfeng@g-mail.nsysu.edu.tw 分機 5885

學歷

  • 英國倫敦大學國王學院心理學博士

授課課程

  • 行為科學實驗法、社會心理學、教育心理學、研究方法、變態心理學、醫學心理學

學術著作-期刊

  1. Brown, C. R. H., Feng, Y. -C., Costin, V ., Hirsch, C. R., Wang, Y . H., Wang, Y . L., ... & Allen, P. (2023). Specific pandemic-related worries predict higher attention-related errors and negative affect independent of trait anxiety in UK-based students. Cognitive Therapy and Research. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10608-022-10336-7。SSCI。Impact Factor: 3.09。Clinical Psychology Rank: 44/302。
  2. Feng, Y .-C., Krahé. C., Koster, E., Lau, J. Y ., & Hirsch. C. R. (2022). Cognitive Processes Predict Worry and Anxiety under Different Stressful Situations. Behaviour research and therapy, 157, 104168. *第一作者。SSCI。Impact Factor: 5.32。Clinical Psychology Rank: 15/302。
  3. Feng, Y.-C., Krahé. C., Meeten. F., Sumich. A., Mok. C.-L, M., & Hirsch. C. R. (2020). Impact of imagery-enhanced interpretation training on offline and online interpretation in worry. Behaviour research and therapy, 124, 103497. *第一作者。SSCI。Impact Factor: 50。5-Year Impact Factor: 5.17。Clinical Psychology Rank: 13/273。
  4. Feng, Y.-C., Krahé. C., Sumich. A., Meeten. F., Lau. J., & Hi rsch. C. R. (2019). Using Event-Related Potential and Be havioural Evidence to Understand Interpretation Bias in Relation to Worry. Biological psychology, 148, 107746.*第一作者。SCI, SSCI。Impact Factor: 2.76。5-Year Impact Factor: 3.52。Neuropsychology and Physiological Psychology Rank: 13/62。
  5. 賴怡臻, 馮雅群, & 許文耀. (2018). 社交焦慮者的解釋性偏誤―以「句詞關聯作業」 進行探討. 中華心理衛生學刊, 31(2), 167-199.*TSSCI。5-Year Impact Factor: 0.24。綜合學門排名:8。

學術著作-專書

  1. Feng, Y . C., & Hirsch, C. R. (2023). Neural Correlates of Interpretation Processing Biases. In Interpretational Processing Biases in Emotional Psychopathology: From Experimental Investigation to Clinical Practice (pp. 161-184). Cham: Springer International Publishing.

學術著作-研討會

  1. Feng, Y .-C., Hu, H.-T., & Hung, C,-F. (accepted). Interpretation-memory bias in individuals with high worry and GAD. Will be presented at the 2025 Conference of the Association for Cognitive Bias Modification (ACBM), Munich, DE.
  2. Feng, Y .-C., Chang, Y .-R., Guo, X,-Y ., Cheng, H.-Y ., & Hirsch. C. R. (2024, Jul). Combined cognitive bias approach in understanding the mechanism of worry. Presented at the 2024 British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP), Manchester, UK.
  3. Feng, Y .-C. (2024, Jan). The cognitive mechanisms of worry and the intervention approach. 2024 台灣認知神經科學年會,高雄。
  4. Chang, T.-A, & Feng, Y .-C. (2024, Jan). An investigation on the relationship between students’ EMI learning experiences and cultural intelligence using social cognitive theory as framework. Presented at 2024 IAFOR International Conference on Education, Hawaii, US.
  5. Feng, Y . C., Cheng, H. Y ., Guo X. Y ., Chang, Y . R, Kuo, B. C. & Hirsch, C. R. (2023, Jun). Investigating the relationships between attention bias, attention control, and worry using different behavioural measures. Presented at the 2023 World Congress of Cognitive and Behavioral Therapies, Seoul, Korea.
  6. Feng, Y . C., Chang, Y . R, Guo X. Y ., Cheng, H. Y ., Kuo, B. C. & Hirsch, C. R. (2023, Jun). Preliminary findings of a combined cognitive bias modification targets attention control and attention bias. Presented at the 2023 World Congress of Cognitive and Behavioral Therapies, Seoul, Korea.
  7. Feng, Y.-C., Krahé. C., Kuo, B.-C., Lau, J. Y., & Hirsch. C. R. (2022, Sep). Attention Control Moderates the Relationship between Attention Bias and Worry. Presented at 52th European association of behavioural and cognitive therapies, Barcelona, Spain.
  8. Feng, Y.-C., Krahé. C., Koster, E., Lau, J. Y., & Hirsch. C. R. (2022, Apr). The Role of Cognitive Biases in Predicting Worry and Anxiety under Examinations and COVID-19 Pandemic. Presented at Taiwan association of clinical psycholoy annual conference, Hsinchu/Virtual conference.
  9. Feng, Y .-C., Huang, M.-H, Hus, W.-Y , Lai, Y .-J, Krahé. C., Sumich. A., Meeten. F., Lau. J., & Hirsch. C. R. (2022, Feb). Assessing interpretation bias using the N400 language-related event-related potential (ERP). Presented at the Inaugural Conference of the Association for Cognitive Bias Modification (ACBM), Virtual conference.
  10. Feng, Y .-C., Krahé. C., Koster, E., Lau, J. Y ., & Hirsch. C. R. (2021, Oct). Cognitive Biases Predict Worry and Anxiety during Examinations and COVID-19 Pandemic ─ A UK Sample. Presented at the 11th Mind-Body Interface International Symposium, Taichung, Taiwan. *YOUNG RESEARCHER AWARD
  11. Feng, Y .-C., Koster, E., Krahé. C., Lau, J. Y ., & Hirsch. C. R. (2021, Mar). Cognitive biases predict worry during examinations and COVID pandemic. Presented at the 63rd Tagung Experimentell Arbeitender Psychologen (TeaP) conference, Ulm, DE/ Virtual event.
  12. Feng, Y .-C., Krahé. C., Meeten. F., Sumich. A., & Hirsch. C. R. (2019, Jul). The intervention effect of single session CBM-I on promoting different types of benign interpretations in worriers. Presented at 9th World Congress of Behavioural and Cognitive Therapies (WCBCT), Berlin, DE.
  13. Feng, Y .-C., Krahé. C., Meeten. F., Sumich. A., Lau, J. Y ., & Hirsch. C. R. (2019, Apr). Understanding interpretation bias in worry and the effect of cognitive bias modification for interpretation (CBM-I) on reducing worry. Presented at Tagung Experimentell Arbeitender Psychologen (TeaP), London, UK.
  14. Feng, Y .-C., Krahé. C., Meeten. F., Mok. M, & Hirsch. C. R. (2019, Feb). The intervention effect of single session CBM-I on promoting different types of benign interpretations in worriers. Presented at Mental Health Science Meeting 2019 held by MQ: Transforming Mental Health, London, UK.
  15. Feng, Y .-C., Krahé. C., Sumich. A., Meeten. F., Lau. J., & Hirsch. C. R. (2018, Jul). Lack of a benign interpretation bias in high worriers at the very early stage of information processing. Presented at British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP) annual conference, Glasgow, UK.
  16. Feng, Y .-C., Krahé. C., Sumich. A., Meeten. F., Lau. J., & Hirsch. C. R. (2018, Feb). Understanding the neurophysiological basis of interpretation in worry: ERP evidence of interpretation bias in high and low worriers. Presented at Mental Health Science Meeting 2018 held by MQ: Transforming Mental Health, London, UK.
  17. Kuo, B.-C., Feng, Y .-C., & Hsu, W.-Y . (2015, Nov). The underlying mechanisms and the attentional modulation of emotional processing in social anxiety. Presented at the Symposium for Integrated Imaging of Body, Mind and Culture & 2015 Forum of MOST Research Projects on Brain Imaging for Mind Science, Taipei.
  18. Feng, Y .-C., Kuo, B.-C., & Hsu, W.-Y . (2014, Mar). The Attention of Emotional Information in High Social Anxiety Individuals, Studied Through Event-Related Potentials. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Taiwanese Association of Clinical Psychology, Taipei.
  19. Feng, Y .-C., Kuo, B.-C., & Hsu, W.-Y . (2012, Oct). The Intervention Effect of Attentional Training in Social Anxiety Individuals: An ERP Study. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Taiwanese Psychological Association, Taichung.
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