Fabián A. Soto

This study investigates how error monitoring and memory biases contribute to social anxiety using EEG and a novel task, finding that higher social anxiety is linked to greater error-related theta synchrony and memory biases for error events.

The paper shows that neuroimaging tests for neural invariance can produce false positives and proposes joint testing of invariance and specificity for more valid conclusions.

This study uses simulations to determine which neural population code changes can be distinguished using psychophysical thresholds, finding most mechanisms produce distinct patterns in TvN and TvS curves.

The paper develops a framework linking signal detection theory and encoding models to quantify perceptual separability of neural representations in neuroimaging data.