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Researcher

Paul Simon Muhle-Karbe

Awards & Distinctions

10 Results

2018

Causal evidence for learning-dependent frontal lobe contributions to cognitive control

Paul Simon Muhle-KarbeJiefeng JiangTobias Egner

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE

2016

Co-activation-based parcellation of the lateral prefrontal cortex delineates the inferior frontal junction area

Paul Simon Muhle-KarbeJan DerrfussMaggie LynnFranz Xaver NeubertPeter FoxMarcel BrassSimon Eickhoff

A1 Journal Article in CEREBRAL CORTEX

2015

Decomposing cognitive flexibility within frontoparietal cortex

Paul Simon Muhle-KarbeMarcel BrassWim Fias

2014

Controlling the self: the role of the dorsal frontomedian cortex in intentional inhibition

Maggie LynnPaul Simon Muhle-KarbeMarcel Brass

A1 Journal Article in NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA

Do tasks matter in task switching? Dissociating domain-general from context-specific brain activity

Paul Simon Muhle-KarbeWouter De BaeneMarcel Brass

A1 Journal Article in NEUROIMAGE

More than associations: an ideomotor perspective on mirror neurons

Marcel BrassPaul Simon Muhle-Karbe

Editorial material

Priming determinist beliefs diminishes implicit (but not explicit) components of self-agency

Maggie LynnPaul Simon Muhle-KarbeHenk AartsMarcel Brass

A1 Journal Article in FRONTIERS IN PSYCHOLOGY

Transcranial magnetic stimulation dissociates prefrontal and parietal contributions to task preparation

Paul Simon Muhle-KarbeMichael AndresMarcel Brass

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE

2013

Power to the will: how exerting physical effort boosts the sense of agency

Jelle DemanetPaul Simon Muhle-KarbeMaggie LynnIris BlotenbergMarcel Brass

A1 Journal Article in COGNITION

2012

On the influence of reward on action-effect binding

Paul Simon Muhle-KarbeRuth Krebs

A1 Journal Article in FRONTIERS IN PSYCHOLOGY