Ivan Toni

This study uses non-invasive brain stimulation to enhance theta-gamma phase-amplitude coupling in socially anxious individuals, improving control over approach-avoidance behaviors.

The paper examines how inter-subject correlations (ISC) and their behavioral associations vary across different movies, highlighting the lack of generalizability across stimuli.

The paper examines how stereotypes and factual evidence are integrated in communication, finding brain structure and early social experiences influence this process.

This study shows that testosterone's effect on prefrontal emotion control shifts from enhancing to impairing neural control during adolescence to young adulthood.

The paper investigates how the framing of social advice influences decision-making, finding that appetitive framing increases trust and learning compared to aversive framing.

This paper demonstrates that targeted brain stimulation enhancing theta-gamma phase-amplitude coupling improves emotional-action control in a social-emotional task.

This study identifies the lateral frontal pole as a key region for social-emotional regulation through neuroimaging and connectivity analyses in humans.

This study examines how alpha and beta rhythms in the human sensorimotor cortex modulate excitability during movement selection, revealing distinct anatomical and functional properties and directional traveling waves.

The paper examines the functional effects of a TMS double lesion on a cortical network by assessing saccade performance after perturbing nodes in the oculomotor network.

This study investigates whether neural representations of intentions are context- and reason-invariant, finding that they are context-dependent but not reason-dependent.