We look back on the events surrounding the genesis of our 1993 article on the error-related
negativity (ERN), a component of the event-related brain potential that accompanies errors …

The ability to detect and correct action errors is paramount to safe and efficient goal‐directed
behaviors. Existing work on the neural underpinnings of error processing and post‐error …

We provide a psychometric analysis of commonly used performance indices of the d2
sustained-attention test, and give methodical guidelines and recommendations, based on …

The development of unmanned aerial vehicle photogrammetry over the last decade has
allowed terrain that is very difficult for humans to access to be captured at very high spatial …

Detecting errors in one's own actions, and in the actions of others, is a crucial ability for
adaptable and flexible behavior. Studies show that specific EEG signatures underpin the …

Adapting to errors quickly is essential for survival. Reaction slowing after errors is commonly
observed but whether this slowing is adaptive or maladaptive is unclear. Here, we analyse a …

Objective: The frequency of mind-wandering (MW) decreases as a function of age in healthy
individuals. One possible explanation is that MW is a resource-dependent process, and …

Human thought and language is traditionally considered as abstract, amodal, and symbolic.
However, recent theories propose that high-level human cognition is directly linked to basic …

This article examines empirically the impact of students' critical feedback choices on their
memory for feedback. It also examines the effect of choosing versus receiving feedback on …

Cognitive control allows adapting our behaviour to improve performance. A behavioural
signature of cognitive control is the Gratton effect. This effect is observed in conflict tasks and …