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Phoebe Chen,Sophie Hendrikse,Kaia Sargent et al. Phoebe Chen et al.
Recent years have seen a dramatic increase in studies measuring brain activity, physiological responses, and/or movement data from multiple individuals during social interaction. For example, so-called "hyperscanning" research has demonstra...
Steven D Chong,Carryl L Baldwin Steven D Chong
Driving is a safety-critical task that requires an alert and vigilant driver. Most research on the topic of vigilance has focused on its proximate causes, namely low arousal and resource expenditure. The present article aims to build upon p...
Giovanni Vecchiato Giovanni Vecchiato
The complexity of concurrent cerebral processes underlying driving makes such human behavior one of the most studied real-world activities in neuroergonomics. Several attempts have been made to decode, both offline and online, cerebral acti...
Sarah Myruski,Hyein Cho,Marom Bikson et al. Sarah Myruski et al.
Anxiety-related attention bias (AB) is the preferential processing of threat observed in clinical and sub-clinical anxiety. Attention bias modification training (ABMT) is a computerized cognitive training technique designed to systematicall...
Tuomo Kujala,Otto Lappi Tuomo Kujala
Negative effects of inattention on task performance can be seen in many contexts of society and human behavior, such as traffic, work, and sports. In traffic, inattention is one of the most frequently cited causal factors in accidents. In o...
Jeffery Petit,Camilo Charron,Franck Mars Jeffery Petit
Autonomous navigation becomes complex when it is performed in an environment that lacks road signs and includes a variety of users, including vulnerable pedestrians. This article deals with the perception of collision risk from the viewpoin...
Daisuke Kaneko,Ivo Stuldreher,Anne J C Reuten et al. Daisuke Kaneko et al.
The present study investigated the potential of implicit physiological measures to provide objective measures of affective food experience in contrast to explicit self-report ratings in a cross-cultural context. Dutch and Thai participants ...
Sarah K Hopko,Ranjana K Mehta Sarah K Hopko
Investigations into physiological or neurological correlates of trust has increased in popularity due to the need for a continuous measure of trust, including for trust-sensitive or adaptive systems, measurements of trustworthiness or pain ...
Chiara Nicolini,Aimee J Nelson Chiara Nicolini
Neural mechanisms, such as enhanced neuroplasticity within the motor system, underpin exercise-induced motor improvements. Being a key mediator of motor plasticity, brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) is likely to play an important rol...
Robert Fleischmann,Paul Triller,Stephan A Brandt et al. Robert Fleischmann et al.
Objectives: The significance of pre-motor (PMC) corticospinal projections in a frontoparietal motor network remains elusive. Temporal activation patterns can provide valuable information about a region's engagement in a hierarchical network...