Emerging scientific knowledge such as the role of epigenetics and neuroplasticity—the
brain's capability to constantly rewire with every action, experience, and thought—is …

While many psychological interventions encourage sustainable consumption by altering
attitudes, these modified attitudes often do not result in sustainable choices leading to the …

The existence of a multiple-demand cortical system with an adaptive, domain-general, role
in cognition has been proposed, but the underlying dynamic mechanisms and their links to …

Repeated exposure to a stimulus results in reduced neural response, or repetition
suppression, in brain regions responsible for processing that stimulus. This rapid …

The importance of both general and sport-specific perceptual-cognitive abilities in soccer
players has been investigated in several studies. Although these perceptual-cognitive skills …

Objective Our daily activities require frequent switches among competing responses at the
millisecond time scale. We determined the spatiotemporal characteristics and functional …

Primary sensory regions are believed to instantiate stable neural representations, yet a
number of recent rodent studies suggest instead that representations drift over time. To test …

A central function of the human brain is to adapt to new situations based on past experience.
Adaptation is reflected behaviorally by shorter reaction times to repeating or similar stimuli …

Sensorimotor activity during speech perception is both pervasive and highly variable,
changing as a function of the cognitive demands imposed by the task. The purpose of the …

Purpose: A prominent view of language acquisition involves learning to ignore irrelevant
auditory signals through functional reorganization, enabling more efficient processing of …