Aleksandrs Koselevs

This study disentangles visual and motor contributions to tracking performance in continuous psychophysics by analyzing cross-correlogram metrics under visual impairment and hand dominance conditions.

This study examines how urban and natural features in environments affect subjective experience and neural responses using EEG, finding that greenery correlates with positive perception and specific brain activity patterns.

This study shows that attentional cueing effects reverse during locomotion through curved corridors, with faster responses to incongruent stimuli due to dynamic environmental and motor demands.