Dominique Kessel

This study investigates whether premenstrual syndrome (PMS) affects attentional capture by emotional faces during the luteal phase, finding no significant effect but confirming emotional stimuli consistently capture attention.

The paper investigates whether emotional distractors capture attention at low contrast levels using ERP data, finding that emotional stimuli still influence attentional processing across all contrast levels.

The paper investigates the neural mechanisms of emotional visual stimulus evaluation using ERPs, finding faster and more significant N40 responses to negative stimuli.

This study investigates how pre-stimulus alpha-band amplitude, but not phase, influences near-threshold visual perception in different attentional conditions.

This study investigates exogenous attention to emotional facial expressions across menstrual cycle phases in women without PMS, finding no phase-emotion interaction in behavioral or ERP measures.

The paper investigates exogenous attention to emotional distractors and finds that alpha-band power suppression occurs contralateral to distractors, correlating with impaired task performance.

The paper investigates the timing of unconscious emotional processing by analyzing ERP responses to subliminal stimuli and finds faster processing at fixation for emotional stimuli.

The paper examines neural responses to outcomes in the iterated prisoner's dilemma game using EEG, identifying specific brain signals that predict future cooperation decisions based on previous outcomes.