Jasper E. Hajonides

The paper investigates whether attractive serial dependence arises during decision-making by analyzing neural activity and behavioral responses to stimulus history.

The paper investigates how sensory history affects working-memory performance, finding two distinct biases in behavior and neural representations.

This study decodes visual colour from scalp EEG using Linear Discriminant Analysis, showing it reflects sensory qualities and is comparable to orientation decoding.

This study compares item-based and feature-based attention in visual working memory using behavioral and EEG measures, finding similar but distinct benefits for recall accuracy and neural oscillations.