Melinda Sabo

The paper uses EEG data from three conflict tasks to show that conflict processing involves partially overlapping neural mechanisms rather than being fully domain-general or task-specific.

This study shows that working memory processes like attentional prioritization and testing enhance neural activity related to long-term memory retrieval, supported by EEG data.

This study investigates how attentional selection supports goal-directed memory reactivation by comparing performance and EEG patterns in conditions with and without changed location relevance.

This study investigates how working memory links perception to anticipated action by examining motor preparation through oscillatory responses in the mu and beta frequency range.

This study examines how aging affects attentional control and working memory resumption after interruptions, finding age-related deficits in maintaining task-relevant information regardless of interruption demand.

The paper investigates pattern reinstatement and attentional control during episodic long-term memory retrieval using EEG alpha-beta activity, finding that attentional control effects dominate over pattern reinstatement.

The paper investigates how frontal theta and posterior alpha oscillations relate to attentional control during interruptions in a working memory task, finding decreased theta and increased alpha power after high-demand interruptions.