Insa Schloßmacher

Differential modulation of the neurocomputational signature of early and late mismatch responses to spoken words by awareness and task relevance

This study investigates how awareness and task relevance modulate mismatch responses to spoken words, finding that word-related MMN and P3 are only elicited when words are task-relevant and that attention is required for word MMRs.

Identifying neural correlates of auditory perceptual awareness and deviance using a no-report inattentional deafness paradigm

The paper investigates neural correlates of auditory perception, deviance processing, and task demands using a no-report inattentional deafness paradigm across three experimental phases.

Neural correlates of consciousness in an auditory no-report fMRI study

This study uses fMRI to investigate auditory awareness and finds increased secondary auditory activity, not fronto-parietal, is linked to conscious perception in a no-report task.

The effects of emotional valence and intensity on cognitive and affective empathy after insula lesions

This study examines how insula lesions affect cognitive and affective empathy in response to emotional valence and intensity using a naturalistic paradigm, finding specific deficits in negative, low-intensity affective empathy.

Effects of awareness and task relevance on neurocomputational models of mismatch negativity generation

This study investigates how awareness and task relevance affect MMN generation using computational models, finding that prediction error models explain task-relevant stimuli while adaptation models explain task-irrelevant and unaware stimuli.

Differential effects of prediction error and adaptation along the auditory cortical hierarchy during deviance processing

The paper examines how prediction error and adaptation differ across auditory cortical regions during deviance processing using fMRI and an auditory oddball paradigm.

Lateralized deficits in arousal processing after insula lesions: behavioral and autonomic evidence

The paper examines emotional and autonomic responses in patients with left or right insular damage, finding lateralized deficits in arousal processing.