This group conducts research within the fields of cognitive neuroscience and experimental psychology.
It uses a range of experimental methods to measure behavior, including response speed and accuracy across different tasks, as well as brain activity through magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and electroencephalography (EEG).
Its main lines of research are:
- Brain and cognition in states with different activation levels, such as drowsiness and high-intensity exercise.
- Effort and self-regulation.
- Neural coding of information across different contexts.
- Neural mechanisms of cognitive control and task preparation.
- Multivariate analyses of neuroimaging data, including MVPA and RSA.
Coordinators: Daniel Sanabria (daniel@ugr.es) & Maria Ruz (mruz@ugr.es)