Andreas Strube

Agency and Expectations in Pain Treatment: An Investigation of the Active Inference Model

The paper investigates pain treatment using the active inference model, finding that self-treatment and high expectations lead to greater pain relief, supported by EEG and computational modeling.

Alpha-to-beta- and gamma-band activity reflect predictive coding in affective visual processing

The paper investigates how alpha-to-beta and gamma-band EEG activity relate to expectations and prediction errors during affective visual processing of negative stimuli.

The temporal and spectral characteristics of expectations and prediction errors in pain and thermoception

The paper investigates neural representations of predictions and prediction errors in heat and pain processing using electroencephalography, finding distinct temporal and spectral patterns compared to other modalities.

Neurophysiological correlates of collective perceptual decision-making

The paper replicates a study on collective perceptual decision-making and identifies neurophysiological correlates using EEG, showing error-monitoring components integrate conflicting information during joint decisions.