Peter A. Hall

The paper uses fNIRS to examine neural activation in high and low ego-involved sport viewers during key game moments, finding greater dmPFC engagement in high ego-involved participants.

This study examines how theta burst stimulation of the dlPFC and dmPFC affects food choice and neural activity, finding gender-specific effects on consumption.

This study examines if moderate and light intensity exercise can buffer the effects of cTBS on the dlPFC, showing improved task performance and faster ERP latencies after moderate exercise.

This study shows that cTBS effects on eating are stronger when participants are exposed to facilitating cues in their environment.