Song familiarity relies on evidence accumulation
Jared R. Girard, Aaron M. Bishop, Cameron Dale Hassall
The paper shows that song familiarity involves evidence accumulation, with neural responses increasing before a familiarity decision is made.
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Jared R. Girard, Aaron M. Bishop, Cameron Dale Hassall
The paper shows that song familiarity involves evidence accumulation, with neural responses increasing before a familiarity decision is made.
Abigail Oloriz, Olave E. Krigolson, Cameron Dale Hassall
The paper investigates how task learnability and reward responsiveness affect reward processing using EEG and a behavioral task, finding interactions in high performers.
Cameron Dale Hassall, Yan Yan, Laurence Tudor Hunt
This paper develops an EEG measure of continuous feedback processing in humans and tests whether it aligns with the reward prediction error hypothesis.
Yan Yan, Laurence Tudor Hunt, Cameron Dale Hassall
This study shows that reward positivity (RewP) in EEG predicts timing behavior in a continuous drumming task, suggesting dopaminergic fluctuations influence interval production.
Cameron Dale Hassall, Jack Harley, Nils Kolling, Laurence Tudor Hunt
This study reveals consistent temporal scaling of human scalp-recorded potentials across four EEG tasks using a novel general linear modelling approach.
Cameron Dale Hassall, Laurence Tudor Hunt, Clay B. Holroyd
The paper investigates how average task value influences reward-related ACC activity, finding that reward positivity is reduced in high-value tasks independent of reward magnitude or outcome expectancy.