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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
2016Neuroticism related differences in the functional neuroanatomical correlates of multitasking. An fMRI studySzameitat, AJ; Saylik, R; Parton, A
2016Central as well as peripheral attentional bottlenecks in dual-task performance activate lateral prefrontal corticesSzameitat, AJ; Vanloo, A; Müller, HJ
2012Neural activation and functional connectivity during motor imagery of bimanual everyday actionsSzameitat, AJ; McNamara, A; Shen, S; Sterr, A
2015"Women Are Better Than Men" - Public Beliefs on Gender Differences and Other Aspects in Multitasking.Szameitat, AJ; Hamaida, Y; Tulley, RS; Saylik, R; Otermans, PC
2018The Association Between Negative Attributional Style and Working Memory PerformanceSaylik, R; Szameitat, AJ
17-Dec-2018Neuroticism related differences in working memory tasks.Saylik, R; Szameitat, AJ; Cheeta, S
20-Mar-2019Gender Differences in PolychronicitySzameitat, AJ; Hayati, M
29-Jun-2018Sex differences in emotion recognition and working memory tasksSaylik, R; Raman, E; Szameitat, AJ
11-May-2022Inter-Individual Differences in Executive Functions Predict Multitasking Performance – Implications for the Central Attentional BottleneckSzameitat, AJ; Ball, C; Boyce, J; Buckley, M; Saylik, R; Ghani, N; Omar, A; Simon, L; Senkoy, A; Kumar, K; Smith, B; Tyler, K
17-May-2022Characterising the unity and diversity of executive functions in a within-subject fMRI studySaylik, R; Williams, AL; Murphy, RA; Szameitat, AJ

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