Kyla David Gibney

The paper examines neurometabolic correlates of accelerated aging and neurocognitive late effects in adult survivors of pediatric cancers using 1H MRS and cognitive tests.

The paper shows that individual differences in late positive potential (LPP) amplitude and theta power predict cue-induced eating behavior in response to food rewards.

This study uses Monte Carlo simulations to investigate how trial number, subject number, and effect size influence statistical power in LPP ERP studies, finding higher power with more subjects and trials and lower power in between-subjects designs.