Hyesung Grace Hwang
@hghwang.bsky.social
Dev psychologist interested in social bias, marginalization, dev cog neuro | Assistant prof at UCSC | she/her | @H_G_Hwang | hghwang.com
Infants with exposure to multiple languages show no such bias.
Notably, this native–foreign difference emerges in mu desynchronization, but not in frontal theta or alpha asymmetry.
This work was due to a 5 year NSF grant that got terminated. Please support efforts to continue funding science!
Notably, this native–foreign difference emerges in mu desynchronization, but not in frontal theta or alpha asymmetry.
This work was due to a 5 year NSF grant that got terminated. Please support efforts to continue funding science!
November 25, 2025 at 12:08 AM
Infants with exposure to multiple languages show no such bias.
Notably, this native–foreign difference emerges in mu desynchronization, but not in frontal theta or alpha asymmetry.
This work was due to a 5 year NSF grant that got terminated. Please support efforts to continue funding science!
Notably, this native–foreign difference emerges in mu desynchronization, but not in frontal theta or alpha asymmetry.
This work was due to a 5 year NSF grant that got terminated. Please support efforts to continue funding science!
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November 22, 2025 at 12:10 AM
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