2016.03— 至今　　副研 中科院心理所 2012.07—2016.03　助研 中科院心理所 2007.09—2012.07　博士 北京师范大学脑与认知科学研究院 基础心理学专业 2001.09—2005.07　学士 南开大学生命科学学院 生物技术专业

认知与发展心理学 阅读的认知与脑机制 认知与发展心理学 语义记忆的认知与脑机制

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