Self-related visual information, especially one's own face and name, are processed in a
specific, prioritized way. However, the spatio-temporal brain dynamics of self-prioritization …

This study aimed to trace the neural basis of proactive and preemptive adjustments of
executive control and their effects on online processing of response conflict. In two EEG …

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

Impairments in executive functions (EFs) are common across psychological disorders.
Research into the neural oscillations underlying EFs has the potential to help understand …

Background One of the more challenging daily‐life actions for Parkinson's disease patients
is starting to stand from a sitting position. Parkinson's disease patients are known to have …

Flexible switching between different tasks is an important cognitive ability for humans and it
is often studied using the task-switching paradigm. Although the neural mechanisms of task …

Task switching refers to a set of cognitive processes involved in shifting attention from one
task to another. In recent years, researchers have applied transcranial direct current …

The aim of this study was to examine whether oscillatory activity in the theta-band is relevant
for selective visuospatial attention when there is a need for the suppression of interfering …

The human brain can detect statistical regularities in the environment across a wide variety
of contexts. The importance of this process is well‐established not just in language …

Prolactinomas have been reported to impair cognition in broad aspects. However, few
studies investigated the influence of prolactinomas on cognitive flexibility never mentioning …