Ines Wilhelm

This study links narcissistic traits to self-enhancement and devaluation of others during belief formation using computational modeling and behavioral experiments.

This study examines iota oscillations in REM sleep across age groups, finding age-related changes in frequency, amplitude, and bandwidth, with high heritability for most properties.

The paper investigates how sleep spindle and theta activity after trauma predict fewer intrusive memories, suggesting these oscillations protect against trauma-related memory formation.

This study tests if relaxation-associated odor cues during sleep reduce cortical hyperarousal and nightmares in frequent nightmare sufferers, finding reduced spindle activity but no effect on beta/gamma activity or nightmares.

The paper examines how time-of-day affects self-belief formation through computational modeling of learning behavior in healthy participants.

The paper investigates how depression affects self-belief formation through altered neural responses to positive and negative feedback.

This study shows that suppressing REM sleep increases negative affect and amygdala responses to social exclusion the next day, but not emotional regulation through reappraisal.