Boglárka Nagy

This study attempts to replicate Chun and Jiang's object contextual cueing effect but finds no significant difference between repeated and new configurations, suggesting the effect may not be robust or universal.

This study shows that individual brain dynamics, not age, primarily drive cognitive training effects and brain connectivity patterns in younger and older women.

The paper investigates how age affects the automatic pairing of unrelated visual stimuli using event-related potentials, finding age-related differences in neural responses to contextual violations.

This study examines age-related differences in working memory subprocesses using the reference-back paradigm, finding substitution is most vulnerable to aging.