游家權Pronouns: he/him/hisA Taiwanese, a father, a former archery athlete, a Ph.D. candidate, and a believer in cognitive neuroscience who is trying to expand the existing knowledge in addiction and cognitive neuroscience to make this world better.
2019 - Present
Health Behavior & Health Education Program
Dissertation: In Progress
Advisor: Darla M. Castelli, Ph.D.
2014 - 2017
Graduate Institute of Sport & Leisure Education
Thesis: The Effects of Acute Aerobic Exercise on Inhibitory Control, Emotional Modulation, and Error Monitoring in Violent Offenders
Advisor: Suyen Liu, Ph.D.
2010 - 2014
Department of Athletic Sports
Archery Team
Coach: Chien-Nan Liao
The psychosocial and neurocognitive mechanisms of behavioral addiction (e.g., compulsive exercise and food consumption) and drug misuse.
The behavioral performance and neurophysiological activities of cognitive control among violent offenders.
The benefits of exercise on inhibitory control and error monitoring.
The relationships between inhibitory control, error monitoring, and emotion.
Nov-10-2023I am recruiting participants aged 18-35 to study the relationship between exercise, reaction time, and mental visualization at UT-Austin. If you are healthy and aged 18-35, contact us for more information (kinetic_kidz_lab2@utexas.edu).
Jun-05-2023My master's thesis study has been published in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience. This study demonstrated that a brief 30-min exercise can lead to a more efficient inhibitory control.