Mickaël Causse

Making Moral Decisions With Artificial Agents As Advisors. An fNIRS Study

This study examines how AI-advisors influencing moral decisions via utilitarian or deontological arguments affect human decision-making and neural activity, finding increased response times and reduced prefrontal cortex activity with deontological arguments.

Investigating the Impact of Offer Frame Manipulations On Responders Playing The Ultimatum Game

This study examines how offer framing affects decision-making in the ultimatum game, finding no overall framing effect but gender-specific effects under certain conditions.

Busy and confused? High risk of missed alerts in the cockpit: an electrophysiological study

This study shows that high mental and auditory loads in simulated aviation tasks significantly increase the risk of missing critical auditory alerts, as indicated by reduced P3b brain responses.

Fast & Scrupulous: Gesture-Based Alarms Improve Accuracy and Reaction Times Under Various Mental Workload Levels. An ERSP Study.

This study compares gesture and text alarms, finding gesture alarms lead to faster and more accurate responses across different mental workload levels, supported by electrophysiological data.

The Dilemma Of Disobedience: An ERP study

This study examines decision-making and ERP responses in subordinates under hierarchical pressure, finding that obedience to harmful orders triggers greater cognitive conflict and negative affective responses than disobedience.