Selected Media Coverage and Scientific Outreach
- Your Mind on Motivation, Perception & Biases. Yuan Chang Leong. Minds Matter. (50-min podcast episode of Minds Matter, hosted by Beth Fisher and Ava Ma de Sousa). October 2, 2022
- How desire can warp our view of the world. Brian Resnick. Vox. August 8, 2022
- Polarización política: cómo el cerebro de los progresistas y de los conservadores procesa la misma información de forma distinta. Paula Adamo Idoeta. BBC Mundo. November 13, 2020
- Brain imaging, ‘neuropolarization,’ and why it’s so difficult to bridge the partisan divide. Yuan Chang Leong. Psychcast. (29-min podcast episode of Psychcast, hosted by Lorenzo Norris). November 4, 2020
- Political Views Bias Information Processing in the Brain. Deborah Joye. BrainPost. October 27, 2020
- Liberal and conservative brains react to charged words differently. Scotty Hendricks. Big Think. October 23, 2020
- Why We See What We Want to See. Marianna Pogosyan. Psychology Today. July 9, 2019
- Why Do People Listen to “Experts” Even When They Are Inaccurate? Yuan Chang Leong and Jamil Zaki. Society for Personality and Social Psychology. May 14, 2018
- Recapping Sherlock Offers a Clue to How Memories Are Stored. Joseph Frankel. The Atlantic. December 14, 2016
- Your mind works more like Sherlock Holmes’s than you think. Michael Price. Science. December 5, 2016