Wouter Kool

Reactive suppression of distractor representations resolves multidimensional interference

The paper shows that multidimensional attentional control involves reactive suppression of distractor representations in human EEG, guided by a structured multivariate conflict signal.

Evidence for shallow cognitive maps in schizophrenia

This study investigates whether schizophrenia impairs cognitive map formation, finding that individuals with SZ focus more on simple visual features and less on abstract planning-relevant features during decision-making tasks.

Distractor-specific control adaptation in multidimensional environments

This study investigates how humans adapt to distraction in multidimensional environments and finds that control adaptation is highly dimension-specific.

Need for cognition moderates cognitive effort aversion

The paper investigates how individual differences in need for cognition influence the hedonic response to avoiding high-effort tasks.