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Researcher

Hanne Schevernels

Awards & Distinctions

13 Results

2016

Errors disrupt subsequent early attentional processes

Liesbet Van der BorghtHanne SchevernelsBoris BurleWim Notebaert

A1 Journal Article in PLOS ONE

Motivational context for response inhibition influences proactive involvement of attention

Zachary LangfordHanne SchevernelsNico Böhler

A1 Journal Article in SCIENTIFIC REPORTS

Preparing for (valenced) action: the role of differential effort in the orthogonalized go/no-go task

Hanne SchevernelsKlaas BombekeRuth KrebsNico Böhler

A1 Journal Article in PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY

The effect of vagus nerve stimulation on response inhibition

Hanne SchevernelsMarlies van BochoveLeen De TaeyeKlaas BombekeKristl VonckDirk Van RoostVeerle De HerdtPatrick SantensRobrecht RaedtNico Böhler

A1 Journal Article in EPILEPSY & BEHAVIOR

2015

Capturing peripersonal spatial neglect: an electronic method to quantify visuospatial processes

Nathalie VaesChristophe LafosseGudrun NysHanne SchevernelsLutgart DereymaekerKristine OostraDimitri HemelsoetGuy Vingerhoets

A1 Journal Article in BEHAVIOR RESEARCH METHODS

Electrophysiological evidence for the involvement of proactive and reactive control in a rewarded stop-signal task

Hanne SchevernelsKlaas BombekeLiesbet Van der BorghtJens-Max HopfRuth KrebsNico Böhler

A1 Journal Article in NEUROIMAGE

Motivational and neuromodulatory influences on proactive and reactive cognitive control

Hanne SchevernelsNico BöhlerPatrick Santens

Preparing for (rewarded) action - electrophysiological evidence that action anticipitation is coupled to preparatory effort

Hanne SchevernelsKlaas BombekeRuth KrebsNico Böhler

The role of temporal and spatial predictability for early-attentional adjustments after cognitive control

Klaas BombekeWout DuthooHanne SchevernelsNico Böhler

2014

Reward prospect rapidly speeds up response inhibition via reactive control

Nico BöhlerHanne SchevernelsJens-Max HopfChristian StoppelRuth Krebs

A1 Journal Article in COGNITIVE AFFECTIVE & BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE

Task preparation processes related to reward prediction precede those related to task-difficulty expectation

Hanne SchevernelsRuth KrebsPatrick SantensMarty G WoldorffNico Böhler

A1 Journal Article in NEUROIMAGE

The role of motivation in action inhibition : an ERP study

Hanne SchevernelsRuth KrebsKlaas BombekeNico Böhler

The role of selective attention in the Gratton effect

Klaas BombekeWout DuthooHanne SchevernelsWim NotebaertNico Böhler