Mike Wendt

MSH Medical School Hamburg University of Applied Sciences and Medical University

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Thomas Jacobsen

Professor

Helmut-Schmidt-University / University of the Federal Armed Forces

GERMANY

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Ulrike Zimmer

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MSH Medical School Hamburg University of Applied Sciences and Medical University

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Markus Muehlhan

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Medical School Hamburg

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Svantje Tabea Kähler

Helmut Schmidt University

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Probing instructed but unnecessary switches of attentional strategy

Preparation and persistence of deploying attention to locations or stimulus structures: Evidence from intermixed probe trials

Flexible processing of distractor stimuli under stress

A system for describing mechanisms underlying the congruency sequence effect or the proportion congruency effect

Attentional adjustment in priming tasks: control strategies depend on context.

Dissociating selectivity adjustments from temporal learning-introducing the context-dependent proportion congruency effect.

Enhancing allocation of visual attention with emotional cues presented in two sensory modalities.

Electrophysiological correlates of proportion congruency manipulation in a temporal flanker task.

Trial-to-trial modulation of task-order switch costs survive long inter-trial intervals.

Adjustments of selective attention to response conflict - controlling for perceptual conflict, target-distractor identity, and congruency level sequence pertaining to the congruency sequence effect.

Anticipatory Defocusing of Attention and Contextual Response Priming but No Role of Aesthetic Appreciation in Simple Symmetry Judgments when Switching between Tasks

Target–distractor congruency: sequential effects in a temporal flanker task

No evidence for the reduction of task competition and attentional adjustment during task-switching practice.

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Thomas Jacobsen

Ulrike Zimmer

Markus Muehlhan

Svantje Tabea Kähler

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