Adi Korisky

Bringing Attention to Education: Revisiting the Neural Mechanisms of Selective Attention in Naturalistic Learning

This study investigates how attention modulates neural speech processing during learning and links it to individual learning outcomes and teacher observations.

Toward precision EEG: Assessing the reliability of individual-level ERPs across EEG Systems

This study assesses the reliability of individual-level ERPs across different EEG systems and finds high within-participant consistency despite variations from group-level patterns.

Auditory attention reorganizes the phase alignment of neural oscillations

The paper investigates how auditory attention affects neural oscillation phase alignment using EEG and identifies two distinct entrained networks with attention-dependent dynamics.

Neural Speech-Tracking During Selective Attention: A spatially realistic audiovisual study

This study investigates neural speech-tracking during selective attention in a spatially realistic audiovisual context, finding group-level neural-bias toward target speech but individual variability in tracking and bias.

Selective attention and sensitivity to auditory disturbances in a virtually-real Classroom: Comparison of adults with and without AD(H)D

This study compares attention and distractibility in adults with and without AD(H)D using a virtual classroom, finding higher neural responses to irrelevant sounds and reduced speech tracking in AD(H)D individuals.

An ecological investigation of the effect of background noise on speech processing in a Virtual Classroom

This study investigates how background noise affects speech processing in a virtual classroom using EEG, eye-gaze, and GSR measurements, finding that intermittent noise is more disruptive than continuous noise.