Leendert van Maanen

This paper uses trial-level sequence modeling of EEG to reveal shared and variable cognitive operations in dual-task interference, showing how individual strategies affect performance.

The paper uses single-trial EEG to identify five sequential decision-making events and their timing, supported by psychophysical laws and neural activity patterns.

This paper introduces a method to detect trial-wise cognitive events in neural time-series, showing it can estimate event patterns, sensor contributions, and inter-event intervals from EEG/MEG data.

This study investigates endogenous default options in economic choices, revealing two distinct biases: natural preference for certain options and learned defaults from past choices.