Yair Zvilichovsky

Selective attention and sensitivity to auditory disturbances in a virtually-real Classroom: Comparison of adults with and without AD(H)D

This study compares attention and distractibility in adults with and without AD(H)D using a virtual classroom, finding higher neural responses to irrelevant sounds and reduced speech tracking in AD(H)D individuals.

Unreal? A Behavioral, Physiological, and Computational Model of the Sense of Reality

This study investigates the Sense of Reality through virtual reality simulations, finding that it varies with hallucination magnitude and is linked to physiological responses and a computational model comparing sensory input to an internal world model.

The Body Knows Better: Sensorimotor signals reveal "Suboptimal" inference of the Sense of Agency in the human mind

This study uses machine learning to show that implicit sensorimotor kinematics better predict sense of agency judgments than explicit participant reports.

Neural Correlates of the Embodied Sense of Agency

This study uses EEG and MVPA to identify neural correlates of the sense of agency, finding alpha and theta band changes linked to reduced agency and decoding of sensorimotor conflicts.

Post-Decision Gaze as a Behavioral Manifestation of Decision Confidence

This study investigates post-decision gaze as an implicit measure of decision confidence, finding it correlates with explicit confidence judgments and exhibits distinct functional characteristics.

An ecological investigation of the effect of background noise on speech processing in a Virtual Classroom

This study investigates how background noise affects speech processing in a virtual classroom using EEG, eye-gaze, and GSR measurements, finding that intermittent noise is more disruptive than continuous noise.

Covert detection of own-name and semantic violations in task-irrelevant speech, in a realistic Virtual Cafe

The paper investigates covert detection of own-name and semantic violations in task-irrelevant speech using a virtual cafe environment and multimodal measurements.