Dennis J.L.G. Schutter

This study investigates how ERP components like P2 and P3 are modulated by misjudging social information validity during decision-making tasks with conflicting advice cues.

The paper investigates how salience and reward affect impulse control, finding that high salience improves stopping performance and rewards benefit those with low task-induced motivation.

The paper investigates how body motion affects corticospinal excitability and hand preference during reaching tasks, finding that MEP amplitudes modulate with motion phase.

This study shows that disrupting the left middle temporal gyrus with cTBS leads to reconfiguration of the lexical network, recruiting prefrontal regions for lexical-semantic processing.

This study examines how different electrode montages affect the focality of transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) targeting language-related brain regions, finding that alternative montages improve focality and may reduce heterogeneity in results.

This study investigates the role of left DLPFC in language processing using tDCS, finding increased reaction times in comprehension and decreased naming latencies in production, with individual variability in response.

This meta-analysis evaluates the effectiveness of non-invasive brain stimulation techniques on language production in healthy individuals, finding a small but reliable effect with TMS showing larger effects than tDCS.