Felix H. Klaassen

This study shows subcortical integration of reward and threat information before approach-avoidance decisions, challenging theories of separate processing.

This study shows that defensive freezing enhances threat-reward processing in the dACC during approach-avoidance decisions, improving decision-making under threat.

The paper links bradycardia states to approach-avoidance decision-making under threat, showing amygdala and dACC involvement in integrating value and physiological states.

This study investigates how threat-induced bradycardia influences approach-avoidance decisions, finding that it interacts with subjective value and action-context to affect choice behavior.

This study investigates whether bottom-up attentional capture is influenced by prior expectations, finding no evidence of modulation by predictability.