Area of research
Cognitive Neuroscience · Developmental and Educational Psychology
Research interest
Research interests include Neural and Behavioral Psychology Studies, Memory and Neural Mechanisms, Mind wandering and attention, and Memory Processes and Influences.
Mind-wandering increases in frequency over time during task performance: An individual-participant meta-analytic review.
Mind wandering is associated with worsening attentional vigilance.
Measuring mind wandering with experience sampling during task performance: An item response theory investigation
Investigating the protective effects of mindfulness-based attention training on mind wandering in applied settings
Associations between self-reported spontaneous thought and temporal sequences of EEG microstates
Self-reported Mind Wandering and Response Time Variability Differentiate Prestimulus Electroencephalogram Microstate Dynamics during a Sustained Attention Task
Experience sampling of the degree of mind wandering distinguishes hidden attentional states
Dynamic brain network configurations during rest and an attention task with frequent occurrence of mind wandering
Bolstering Cognitive Resilience via Train-the-Trainer Delivery of Mindfulness Training in Applied High-Demand Settings
Attenuated Face Processing during Mind Wandering
Current Issues and Emerging Directions in the Impact of Emotion on Memory: A Review of Evidence from Brain Imaging Investigations
Current Emotion Research in Cognitive Neuroscience: Linking Enhancing and Impairing Effects of Emotion on Cognition