Chun-Chia Kung
Affiliations: | Princeton University, Princeton, NJ |
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Sign in to add mentor| Michael J. Tarr | grad student | 2006 | Brown | |
| (Expanding the FFA debate: A reevaluation of recent studies and evidence for the multimodal and dynamic fusiform gyrus.) | ||||
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| Wang H, Kung C. (2019) fMRI responses by face-like objects: the effect of task modulation revealed by ROI time courses, MVPA searchlight mapping, and Granger Causality. Journal of Vision. 19: 261 |
| Chu C, Liu K, Kung C. (2019) Not just in FFA: becoming an expert also drives the activity, and changes the pattern, of early visual cortex Journal of Vision. 19: 137b |
| Wen T, Kung CC. (2014) Using functional magnetic resonance imaging to explore the flashed face distortion effect. Journal of Vision. 14: 29 |
| Chen BW, Ou YY, Kung CC, et al. (2014) Multivoxel analysis for functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) based on time-series and contextual information: relationship between maternal love and brain regions as a case study Multimedia Tools and Applications |
| Ellis C, Kung C, Tarr MJ. (2010) Interaction of visual and auditory expertise in birders Journal of Vision. 5: 542-542 |
| Kung C, Ellis C, Tarr MJ. (2010) An "other-race" effect in perceptual expertise: The interaction between task and stimulus familiarity in bird experts Journal of Vision. 5: 541-541 |
| Kung C, Ellis C, Tarr MJ. (2008) Dynamic reorganization of the middle fusiform gyrus: long-term bird expertise predicts decreased face selectivity Nature Precedings. 3: 1-1 |
| Kung CC, Peissig JJ, Tarr MJ. (2007) Is region-of-interest overlap comparison a reliable measure of category specificity? Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience. 19: 2019-34 |
| Rossion B, Kung CC, Tarr MJ. (2004) Visual expertise with nonface objects leads to competition with the early perceptual processing of faces in the human occipitotemporal cortex. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 101: 14521-6 |
| Kung CC, Rossion B, Vuong QC, et al. (2002) How does object processing change with perceptual expertise? Journal of Vision. 2: 70a |