Mercede Erfanian

Social-Cognitive Dysregulation Model of Misophonia: Perspective from a Behavioural Study

This study investigates misophonia through a social-cognitive lens, finding associations between severity and deficits in mental-state inference, emotion recognition, and self-other representation.

The Effect of Cognitive Load and Default Nudges on Decision-Making: Experimental Evidence from a Behavioural Study

This study examines how cognitive load and default nudges affect professional scepticism in auditing decisions, finding that aligned defaults improve accuracy under load while misaligned defaults reduce it.

Pupil-linked arousal does not differ between white, pink and brown noises

This study finds no difference in pupil-linked arousal across white, pink, and brown noises.

Loudness and sound category: Their distinct roles in shaping perceptual and physiological responses to soundscapes

This study investigates how loudness and sound category influence perceptual and physiological responses to soundscapes, finding that both factors affect pleasantness and eventfulness, with SCR dynamics linked to these judgments.

Misophonia Symptoms Severity is Attributed to Impaired Flexibility and Heightened Rumination

This study investigates misophonia's relationship with affective flexibility, cognitive flexibility, and rumination, finding inverse associations between misophonia severity and both flexibility measures, and a positive link between rumination and misophonia severity.

Psychological Well-being, Age and Gender can Mediate Soundscapes Pleasantness and Eventfulness: A large sample study

This study examines how psychological well-being and demographic factors influence perceived soundscape pleasantness and eventfulness across urban locations.