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Organisation profile
Organisation profile
We currently have Clinical Psychology Program, Psychiatric Medicine Program,and Behavioral Neuroscience Program:
Clinical Psychology Program
1. This program is designed to equip students with knowledge and skill in Behavioral Medicine and Clinical Psychology for (1)analyzing the causes of abnormal behavior and mental disorders as well as their impact on health and physical illness (psychopathology);
(2)utilizing reliable and effective evaluating tools and designs to assess the abnormal behavior and mental disorders (behavioral and psychological assessment);
(3)employing efficient skills to modify abnormal behavior and mental disorders (behavioral modification or psychotherapy) to achieve the-state-of-the-art level in prognosis therapy, rehabilitation, and prevention of mental illness.
2. Graduate students are expected to be strongly motivated to conduct scientific research on unsolved and important issues of the causality of mental disorders, the interaction of mental illness and physical health, behavioral assessment and modification via objective, replicable procedures and methods. Moreover, discussion and suggestions extended from the research results are obligated to be disseminated by the graduate students in the peer-reviewed journals.
3. Social involvement and devotedness are especially encouraged in this program. Graduate students are anticipated to provide service, including consultation, educational and training workshops and related activities in an attempt to promote physical and psychological health.
Psychiatric Medicine & Program Behavioral Neuroscience
1. These two programs are designed to equip students with current and edge-writing research skills and methodology in Behavioral Neuroscience and Molecular genetics.
2. Graduate students are expected to develop an academic career to employ the empirical science to investigate the cause and the underlying mechanisms of mental diseases.
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Profiles
Projects
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運動預防煙癮復發與情境線索誘發復原狀態下調控麩胺酸之釋放—功能性磁共振光譜分析之研究
Yang, Y.-K. (PI)
21-08-01 → 22-07-31
Project: Research project
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額葉紋狀體迴路中多巴胺訊息路徑在情感型疾病合併代謝症候群的角色: 從分子機制到神經迴路調控-非侵入性腦刺激調控額葉紋狀體迴路多巴胺訊息路徑來緩解情感型疾患合併代謝症候群( I )
Chen, P.-S. (PI)
21-08-01 → 22-07-31
Project: Research project
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Developing a risk assessment model for treatment-resistant schizophrenia: The role of niacin receptor GPR109A and prostaglandin receptors DP1, EP2, and EP4 in the niacin-induced flushing pathway
Chiu, C. W., Chen, B. Y., Lin, J. J., Tseng, H. H., Huang, C. C., Wang, T. Y., Jang, F. L., Yao, C. Y., Chang, W. H., Chen, P. S. & Lin, S. H., 2025 Jun, In: Schizophrenia Research. 280, p. 30-38 9 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Dopamine D1 receptor agonist alleviates post-weaning isolation-induced neuroinflammation and depression-like behaviors in female mice
Zhao, Z. W., Wang, Y. C., Chen, P. C., Tzeng, S. F., Chen, P. S. & Kuo, Y. M., 2025 Dec, In: Behavioral and Brain Functions. 21, 1, 6.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Evaluation of alpha neurofeedback training to enhance sleep in remitted depression and anxiety sufferers with persistent insomnia
Lu, T. H., Hsieh, T. H., Wang, Y. H., Shaw, F. Z., Chen, P. S. & Liang, S. F., 2025 Apr, In: Psychiatry Research. 346, 116401.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Student theses
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A Preliminary Study of Neurocognitive Function in Patients with Chronic Hepatitis C Virus
孟嘉張 (Author), Yu, R.-L. (Supervisor), 2020Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis
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A Preliminary Study on Developing the Emotion Recognition Test
沛瑄徐 (Author), Yu, R.-L. (Supervisor), 2019Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis
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Association of Sex and Neurocognitive Function in patients with Parkinson’s Disease
美霖陳 (Author), Yu, R.-L. (Supervisor), 2020Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis