鄭怡倫

鄭怡倫 Yi-Lun Jheng

PhD

University of Antwerp

Biography

Yi-Lun Jheng holds a PhD in Social Sciences (Education Sciences and Communication Sciences) from the University of Antwerp, Belgium, under the supervision of Prof. David Gijbels, Prof. Karolien Poels, and Dr. Leen Catrysse. She examines the emotional and cognitive processes involved in learning from texts, with a particular focus on health (mis)information.
Using a multi-method approach, she combines self-reports, eye tracking, and psychophysiological measures to capture the dynamic nature of readers’ experiences during text processing. Additionally, she develops innovative computer-based tools and educational technologies to advance both research and practical applications in learning and communication.
Her overarching goal is to advance understanding of how individuals process, comprehend, and critically evaluate complex or controversial information, ultimately contributing to the design of more effective and impactful educational and communication strategies that foster resilient and informed societies.

Interests
  • Learning from Text
  • Health Communication
  • Eye tracking & Psychophysiological Measures
  • Emotion Dynamics
  • Cognition-Emotion Interaction
Education
  • PhD in Social Sciences (Education Sciences & Communication Sciences), 2020-Present

    University of Antwerp

  • M.Sc. in Communication, 2015-2018

    National Taiwan University (Exchange Student in Human Factor and Ergonomics at Tsinghua University, China, 2017-2018)

  • BA in Business Administration, 2011-2015

    Yuan Ze University

Posts

Conferences

Corrective Messages on Social Media:The Role of Text Genre and Harm Features
Paper presentation at the Etmaal van de Communicatiewetenschap (Etmaal 2024)
The Role of Emotion Monitoring in Debunking Online Misinformation
Paper presentation at the 2023 International Conference of Science Education in Taiwan (ASET 2023)
Uncovering the Influence of Text Genres on Communicating Unknown Health Issues:Emotional and Cognitive Outcomes
Paper presentation at the 2023 Taiwan Association for Educational Communications and technology (TAECT 2023)
Combining electrodermal activity with self-report measures to unravel the impact of text genres on emotional arousal, risk perception, and text comprehension
Invited symposium at the 27th JURE Pre-Conference for Research on Learning and Instruction