Publications

期刊论文与会议发表

2026

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    A Value-Driven Agent-Based Social Simulation Framework Grounded in Empirical Data for Evidence-Based Policy
    Xinyue Peng, Yongdan Zeng, Jingzhe Chen, Li Yi, Fangwei Zhong, and Lusha Zhu
    Under review, 2026
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    The role of empathy in prosocial behavior in autistic and neurotypical children
    T. Li, J. Decety, Z. Hua, Xinyue Peng, R. Shi, and L. Yi
    Child Development, 2026
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    Pictures or texts: Eye gazing patterns of preschoolers with ASD in picture book reading
    H. Luo, Xinyue Peng, J. Sun, and J. Zhao
    Research in Autism, 2026
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    Early Contact with Autistic Peers Promotes Acceptance in Actual and LLM-Simulated Preschool
    Xinyue Peng, T. Li, H. Zhao, X. Su, Y. Jiang, Z. An, L. Zhu, and L. Yi
    In International Society for Autism Research, Apr 2026
    Poster
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2025

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    Enhanced neural synchronization during social communications between dyads with high autistic traits
    Xinyue Peng, Tianbi Li, Guangfang Liu, Wei Ni, and Li Yi
    Cerebral Cortex, 2025
    Published; first author
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    Shaping young minds: How autism labels, environment, and developmental factors affect preschoolers’ acceptance of autistic behaviors
    Xinyue Peng, T. Li, H. Zhao, X. Su, Y. Jiang, Z. An, T. Tang, and L. Yi
    In International Society for Autism Research, May 2025
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    How Autistic Children Recognize Mask-Wearing and Sunglasses-Wearing Faces: Implications for Face Processing
    Z. An, W. Ni, Xinyue Peng, T. Li, R. Shi, and L. Yi
    In International Society for Autism Research, May 2025
    Poster
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    Do Autistic Children Share with People in Pain: The Role of Empathy in Prosocial Behavior
    T. Li, J. Decety, Z. Hua, Xinyue Peng, and L. Yi
    In International Society for Autism Research, May 2025
    Poster
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2024

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    Pupillometry reveals hyper-arousal in response to auditory stimuli in autistic children
    C. Song, R. Ma, W. Ni, Xinyue Peng, X. Li, R. Shi, Y. Zhang, and L. Yi
    Journal of Zhejiang University-SCIENCE B, 2024
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    Atypical neural response to hearing one’s own name in autistic children
    G. Liu, Xinyue Peng, and L. Yi
    In International Society for Autism Research, May 2024
    Poster
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Unpublished Projects

  1. Child-Robot Interaction project preview
    Child-Robot Interaction
  2. Autism Clinical Interview project preview
    Autism Clinical Interview
  3. NeuroEye project preview
    NeuroEye: Machine Learning for Developmental Assessment