Andrew Kenneth Martin

This study uses f-tDCS to investigate the causal roles of dlPFC and TPJ in source and reality monitoring, finding distinct effects on memory discrimination based on context and generation source.

This study uses tDCS to investigate hemispheric contributions of the IFG to word production, finding dissociated effects on speech output and distractor interference.

This study shows that stimulating the dmPFC or rTPJ increases the cognitive effort needed to switch back to an egocentric perspective during social cognition tasks.

This study uses tDCS to investigate the causal roles of dmPFC and PPC in self-reference effects during episodic memory and metacognition, finding shared and distinct contributions.

The paper examines how university students evaluate different cognitive enhancement methods across moral domains, finding that legality does not equate to moral acceptability.

This study shows that tDCS applied to the left TPJ improves phonemic fluency more than sham, and cognitive capacity, not age, predicts response to stimulation.

This study shows that tDCS improves word-finding speed in older adults with poor baseline performance, but only when applied to the left inferior frontal gyrus.

This study uses f-tDCS to show that rIFG modulates empathy for physical and social pain differently, while dmPFC does not, suggesting distinct roles in empathy processing.

This study shows that electrical stimulation of the dorsomedial prefrontal cortex improves cross-cultural mind-reading in individuals with less exposure to Caucasians.

This study uses HD-tDCS to show that the rTPJ causally influences embodied perspective taking, but not perspective tracking, by modulating the effect of body posture.

This study examines how cultural background affects brain stimulation responses in social cognition tasks, finding that HD-tDCS to specific brain regions alters performance differently across cultural groups.

This study uses HD-tDCS to show that dmPFC and rTPJ have distinct roles in social cognition, with dmPFC enhancing self-other integration and rTPJ improving self-perspective inhibition.