肖明岳，山东聊城人，教育学博士。

研究兴趣

主要研究兴趣为 1)问题性进食行为的认知神经机制及干预研究；2)人格特质的神经影像遗传学多组学研究；3)分裂型人格的神经机制及跨文化差异研究。以第一作者/共同第一作者身份发表论文7篇，其中近五年的代表作发表在Appetite, International Journal of Clinical and Health Psychology, Neurobiology of stress, Journal of Affective Disorders等高水平期刊上。获得2024年国家资助博士后研究人员计划B档资助。

教育和工作经历

2024-01至今，西南大学教育学部流动站，博士后

2019-09至2023-12，西南大学，基础心理学，博士

2016-09至2019-06，西南大学，应用心理学，硕士

2012-09至2016-06，山东大学，工商管理，学士

联系方式

Email：xiaomy099@163.com

代表性学术论文(*通讯作者，^#共同第一作者)

Xiao, M., Luo, Y., & Chen, H*. (2025). Social support influences effective neural connections during food cue processing and overeating: A bottom-up pathway. International Journal of Clinical and Health Psychology, 25(1), 100545.

Xiao M., Luo Y., Chen X., Liu Y., & Chen H*. (2023). Social support and overeating in young women: The role of altering functional network connectivity patterns and negative emotions. Appetite, 191, 107069.

Xiao M.^#, Luo Y.^#, Zeng W., & Chen H*. (2023). Support from a Best Friend Makes People Eat Less under Stress: Evidence from Two Experiments. Nutrients. 15(18):3898.

Xiao, M.^#, Chen, X.^#, Yi, H., Luo, Y., Yan, Q., Feng, T., ... & Chen, H*. (2021). Stronger functional network connectivity and social support buffer against negative affect during the COVID-19 outbreak and after the pandemic peak. Neurobiology of stress, 15, 100418.

Xiao, M., Zhu, W., Wei, J., Lei, X., & Xia, L. X. (2019). The relationship among resting-state brain activity and connectivity, agreeableness and displaced aggression: Two possible mediation models. Journal of Affective Disorders, 256, 641-649.

Luo, Y.^#, Xiao, M.^#, Chen, X., Zeng, W., & Chen, H*. (2024). Harsh, unpredictable childhood environments are associated with inferior frontal gyrus connectivity and binge eating tendencies in late adolescents. Appetite, 195, 107210.

Luo, L.^#, Xiao, M.^#, Luo, Y., Yi, H., Dong, D., Liu, Y., ... & Chen, H*. (2022). Knowing what you feel: Inferior frontal gyrus-based structural and functional neural patterns underpinning adaptive body awareness. Journal of Affective Disorders, 315, 224-233.