Anna‐Lena Schubert

The paper identifies two neural signatures of cognitive flexibility using ERP data from cued switching tasks, finding distinct theta and alpha/beta dynamics that correlate with task performance.

This study uses a diffusion model to examine how EEG correlates of attentional orienting relate to sound localization performance in younger and older adults, finding that N2ac amplitudes predict performance metrics but alpha lateralization does not.

This study identifies increased alpha power during inter-trial intervals as a correlate of mind wandering, suggesting its potential use for real-time detection in critical tasks.

The paper uses hierarchical Bayesian modeling to show that neural processing speed partially mediates the link between cognitive abilities and evidence accumulation speed, with limited predictive power from the model.