Frauke Kraus

The paper investigates how motivational state affects cognitive investment during demanding listening by analyzing pupil size and MEG data in an auditory gap-detection task.

This study investigates how pupil size responds to listening demand and motivational state during an auditory task, finding that pupil size reflects their interaction and predicts behavior.

This study examines how pupil size and neural alpha oscillations respond to cognitive demand in audio-visual tasks, finding they show different sensitivities and dynamics.

This study shows that unilateral acoustic degradation delays neural attentional separation of competing speech, affecting speech processing in listeners with cochlear implants.