Nathalie Liegel

This study examines how cognitive effort in a rewarded task-switching paradigm is reflected in EEG oscillatory activity, finding increased mid-frontal theta power during the cue-target interval.

This study investigates how reward prospects affect cognitive processing under different task specificity conditions, finding that reward enhances preparatory top-down attention in a task-specific manner.

This study shows that task prioritization affects EEG oscillations during task preparation, but not the decoding of task-specific information or attentional orienting.