Kirsten Hilger

This meta-analysis examines the relationship between general cognitive ability and mismatch negativity (MMN) in healthy adults, finding small but significant associations.

This study examines how individual differences in pain-related distress and stress reactivity influence stress-induced changes in pain sensitivity, finding preliminary evidence of a moderating role of catastrophizing and fear of pain.

The paper shows that trait-relevant tasks improve personality prediction from structural-functional brain network coupling during resting state and specific tasks.

This paper conducts a meta-analysis of studies linking general cognitive ability to P300 brain potential amplitudes and latencies, finding small positive and negative associations respectively.

The paper investigates if neuroticism is reflected in brain activity similarity using fMRI data from 174 participants, finding higher neuroticism correlates with greater brain response heterogeneity during trait-relevant scenes.

This study investigates how brain connectivity and dynamics across temporal and spatial scales relate to intelligence test performance using fMRI and EEG data.

This study investigates the neural basis of multitasking costs by analyzing functional connectivity in the brain, finding that local connectivity changes, not global network differences, are linked to modality-based crosstalk.

This study predicts human intelligence from brain connectivity with a focus on interpretability, finding that multiple brain connections across the system contribute to intelligence prediction.

The paper predicts general intelligence using structural-functional brain network coupling during task performance and resting state.

This study examines individual differences in the alignment between psychological and physiological stress indicators using the Maastricht Acute Stress Test in healthy adults.

This study examines brain structure-cognition associations in adolescents using a large dataset, finding that frontal, temporal, and occipital regions show strong age-related variability in these links.

This paper conducts a systematic review and meta-analysis of neurofeedback studies on frontal midline theta modulation in healthy humans, finding a medium effect size with high heterogeneity.

The paper investigates how structural-functional brain network coupling relates to individual differences in general cognitive ability using data from the Human Connectome Project.

The paper shows that 16 time frames of high brain connectivity can predict intelligence, but network-defining states do not, and results replicate in an independent sample.

This study predicts individual intelligence from multimodal brain signal complexity measures using resting-state EEG data from healthy adults.

This study investigates the relationship between intelligence and visual mismatch negativity (vMMN) and finds no significant association between vMMN amplitudes or latencies and intelligence scores.

This study shows that higher intelligence is linked to less brain network reconfiguration across tasks, suggesting more efficient neural architecture.

The paper examines associations between ADHD symptoms and brain network structure in healthy adults, finding significant links between symptoms and connectivity patterns in key brain networks.