Tyler James Adkins

This study shows rewards influence resource allocation but not availability in visual working memory by affecting recall accuracy for cued versus non-cued items.

This study investigates post-error slowing by controlling response timing, finding that cognitive processing efficacy is impaired, not just speed-accuracy tradeoffs.

This study shows that reward improves motor performance by enhancing neural representations of action in motor planning areas before movement.

This study shows that rewards improve both motivational vigor and motor planning in skilled tasks, with greater effects on explicitly trained sequences.