Paul M. Dockree

The paper identifies distinct low-frequency EEG markers that differentiate intentional and unintentional mind-wandering during a sustained attention task.

This study investigates how pharmacological manipulations of arousal and sleep-like slow waves affect sustained attention in humans.

The paper develops EEG-based classifiers to distinguish on-task vs off-task thought and intentional vs unintentional off-task thought, achieving 83.4% and 71.6% accuracy.

The paper examines neural correlates of intentional and unintentional task-unrelated thought using EEG, finding shared and distinct features linked to intention.