Violet J Chae

The paper investigates whether the centroparietal positivity (CPP) reflects evidence accumulation during dietary decisions, finding it aligns with hypothesized accumulation trajectories.

The paper introduces a dataset of EEG and behavioural responses to food images, along with normative ratings and questionnaire data, to study neural mechanisms of food choices.

The paper examines how different food attributes are processed over time in the brain using EEG and ratings, finding distinct early and sustained neural time-courses for attribute representations.

The paper investigates whether individual alpha frequency (IAF) predicts motion-position illusion magnitude but finds no correlation.