Jukka Hyönä

Endogenous opioid system modulates proximal and distal threat signals in the human brain

This study investigates how the endogenous opioid system modulates brain responses to threat and safety signals in humans using fMRI and PET.

Attentional reconfiguration during acute and sustained fear

This study examines how acute and sustained fear affect visual attention and arousal during a horror movie, finding distinct patterns in eye movement and physiological responses.

Modelling human social vision with cinematic stimuli

This study uses eye tracking and cinematic stimuli to model how different levels of visual information guide social perception, finding that low-level features and mid-level categories drive gaze, while high-level features affect pupil responses.

Beta- and gamma-band oscillatory connectivity support naturalistic reading of continuous text

This study investigates neural connectivity during naturalistic reading using magnetoencephalography, finding increased beta- and gamma-band coherence and directed interactions during reading compared to visual scanning.