Zhenyang (Wellani) Xi

PhD candidate of Experimental Psychology at UCL

[Will Mandy @WillClinPsy]

New systematic review and meta-analysis (by Yixin Chen and others) showing how sensory processing differences are associated with a range of mental health challenges for autistic people. Open access.
https://t.co/FgmJj7Dwc5

[Zhenyang (Wellani) Xi @WellaniXi]

Encouragingly, we found trial quality has been improving year on year. With stronger methodological training, journal standards, and open science practices, this evidence base can better serve the people it’s meant to help.

[Zhenyang (Wellani) Xi @WellaniXi]

Randomised controlled trials of psychological interventions treating common mental disorders in adults of Chinese descent: a systematic review of trial quality and credibility - The Lancet Psychiatry https://t.co/kVyoxJHqYU

[Zhenyang (Wellani) Xi @WellaniXi]

What drew me to this work is that it sits right where mental health meets research reproducibility. Trustworthy evidence synthesis depends on transparent, well-reported trials: pre-registration, clear methods, open reporting.

[Zhenyang (Wellani) Xi @WellaniXi]

@Yan__Gu Thank you Yan! 🥳

[Zhenyang (Wellani) Xi @WellaniXi]

Our review paper “Efficacy of culturally adapted interventions for common mental disorders in people of Chinese descent: a systematic review and meta-analysis” is now out @TheLancetPsych !
@UCLPALS

https://t.co/vZLjmZdONa

[Zhenyang (Wellani) Xi @WellaniXi]

It was such a great experience for me to present my work done at @UCLanguageLab under the supervision of my excellent supervisors @Yan__Gu and @vigliocco_g at the amazing conference Speech Prosody 2022 @SP2022Lisbon. Full paper on the work available at: https://t.co/Bh7vi3cFcY

[Speech Prosody 2022 @SP2022Lisbon]

Oral session 4: Are speech rate, gesture rate and word learning related in young children?