Danielle Hewitt

The paper investigates how tonic pain modulates phasic pain-predictive cues using a virtual-reality paradigm and EEG, finding that tonic pain reconfigures internal representations of pain associations.

The paper tests the hypothesis that phasic and tonic pain serve distinct functions in adaptive behavior using a virtual reality foraging task with EEG measurements.

This study compares subjective and neurophysiological responses to affective touch between women in South Africa and the United Kingdom, finding cultural differences in touch perception and neural processing.

This study externally validates machine learning models for predicting continuous pain intensity from EEG data in healthy individuals, finding limited accuracy despite some classification model success.