seminars_category: University Bonn

Sleep Loss and Risky Decision Making

AbstractSleep loss and sleep disruption influence a wide range of cognitive capabilities. This is particularly evident in thedomain of risky decision making. There is growing evidence that the brain’s ability to evaluate risk and rewardis strongly impacted by sleep loss. Sleep deprived individuals, compared to well-rested controls, showincreased activity in reward-related brain areas, accompanied with […]

From Risk to Disorder: Decision-Making Dysfunctions in Psychosis

Investigating negative self-attribution and self-evaluation biases in depression

Eye Movements As Sequential Decision-making Under Uncertainty

Social Decision-Making from Adolescence to Adulthood – Implications for Adolescents’ Mental Health

Advanced neural decoding and modulation of human emotion and motivation

Analysis of complex and subtle behavior enabled by self-supervised deep learning

Modeling genome regulation

Inhibitory oculomotor control as an endophenotype of Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder: integrating genetics and neuropsychological traits

The Predictive Brain in the Natural World