Rasha Abdel Rahman

The paper investigates how expectations about AI-generated images affect neural preparation, finding lower alpha power when expecting fake faces compared to real ones.

This study investigates how neural reinstatement supports memory for color and location, showing distinct mechanisms for each and the role of language in color memory.

This study investigates how affective knowledge and facial appearance influence visual awareness of faces using EEG, finding enhanced awareness for faces linked to negative social information but not facial trustworthiness.

This study shows that semantic information about an object's function instantly affects visual perception, altering ERP components like N170, N400, and alpha/beta power without prior learning.

This study shows that semantic interference in speech production disappears in communicative settings but reappears in single-person tasks.

This study meta-analyzes fMRI data from children to identify brain regions involved in semantic processing and finds similar patterns to adults with little age-related change.

This study investigates whether visual consciousness during the attentional blink is graded or all-or-none, finding graded patterns in behavioral and ERP measures.

The paper shows emotional news headlines influence social judgments regardless of media source credibility.

The paper investigates how semantic richness and density affect language production through behavioral and electrophysiological measures, finding facilitatory and inhibitory effects respectively.

The paper shows that conceptual knowledge influences early visual processing during both object perception and mental imagery, revealing shared top-down mechanisms in low-level visual processing.