Hangyeom Jeon
M.A. Course Student
E-mail: jhg0201gabi@naver.com
M.A. Course Student
E-mail: jhg0201gabi@naver.com
👏 Introduction
My work examines whether bilateral redundancy gain arises from asymmetrical hemispheric specialization or the increased physical magnitude of stimuli in both parafoveal fields. I have developed a lateralized lexical decision task to compare the effects of presenting identical items in unilateral versus bilateral visual fields, focusing on the role of physical magnitude in visual word recognition.
🎤Conference
<Oral Presentation>
Jeon, H., & Kim, S.* (2026.5). The Effects of Increased Visuoperceptual Information Load in Visual Word Processing: Focusing on Hemispheric Asymmetry. Annual Meeting of Korean Society for Psycholinguistics, Seoul, Korea.
🏅Award
Outstanding Presentation Award at the Korean Society for Psycholinguistics conference (26.05.16)
🧑🎓 Education
9/2026 - Present: M.A. Student in Psychology, Chonnam National University
9/2025 - Present: Integrated Undergraduate and Master's Degree Course in Psychology, Chonnam National University