John Madrid-Carvajal

This study identifies low-dimensional visuomotor coordination patterns in natural driving behavior, showing they simplify during critical events and distinguish driving modes.

This paper reviews studies using virtual reality and real-world setups to investigate approach-avoidance bias, highlighting methodological diversity and challenges in ecological validity.

This study combines EEG and eye-tracking in virtual reality to generate fixation-onset ERPs and ERSPs, showing they are less time-sensitive and better suited for naturalistic EEG studies.