Here we present an update of the studyforrest (http://studyforrest. org) dataset that complements
the previously released functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) data for natural …

… N ​= ​31 healthy subjects participated in this study (aged 23.2 ​± ​3.9 years; 20 females).
We exclusively recruited participants who were right-handed, did not suffer from psychiatric …

… Analyzing N = 27 healthy participants, we show that the cardiac-cycle specifically affects
response selection processes, when demands on cognitive-emotional control are low. …

… They were randomly assigned to 2 equally sized groups (n=25 each) for the higher dosage
level (mean age 25.5 y, 12 females) and the lower dosage level (mean age 22.9 y, 13 …

… N = 1 subject had to be excluded due to poor EEG data quality. N = 19 participants were
included in the final analysis. Comparable sample sizes have been shown to present reliable …

Sensorimotor integration processes play a central role in daily life and require that different
sources of sensory information become integrated: ie the information related to the object …

… In a sample of n = 40 healthy participants, we combine time-frequency decomposition and
various beamforming methods to examine the neurophysiological dynamics of such action …

… We examine this nexus during response inhibition in n = 47 healthy participants. Using
high-density EEG recordings, we estimate neural noise by calculating “1/f noise” of those data …

The ability to selectively perceive and flexibly attend to relevant sensory signals in the
environment is essential for action control. Whereas neuromodulation of sensory or attentional …

… -free neural activity as well as aperiodic activity, in n = 74 children, adolescents and adults
with Tourette syndrome and n = 74 healthy controls during task performance using EEG data …