Joanna E M Scanlon
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Recent Articles
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Papin L, Esche M, Scanlon J, Jacobsen N, Debener S
Front Hum Neurosci
. 2024 May;
18:1382959.
PMID: 38818032
Balancing is a very important skill, supporting many daily life activities. Cognitive-motor interference (CMI) dual-tasking paradigms have been established to identify the cognitive load of complex natural motor tasks, such...
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Mathewson K, Kuziek J, Scanlon J, Robles D
Psychophysiology
. 2024 May;
61(9):e14603.
PMID: 38798056
Although historically confined to traditional research laboratories, electroencephalography (EEG) paradigms are now being applied to study a wide array of behaviors, from daily activities to specialized tasks in diverse fields...
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Scanlon J, Jacobsen N, Maack M, Debener S
Data Brief
. 2023 Jan;
46:108847.
PMID: 36687153
This article describes a dataset from one standing and two outdoor walking tasks. Each task was performed by the same 18 participants twice, using foot accelerometers and two different EEG...
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Scanlon J, Jacobsen N, Maack M, Debener S
Eur J Neurosci
. 2020 Nov;
54(12):8381-8395.
PMID: 33185920
It has been stated that active-transmission electrodes should improve signal quality in mobile EEG recordings. However, few studies have directly compared active- and passive-transmission electrodes during a mobile task. In...
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Scanlon J, Redman E, Kuziek J, Mathewson K
Int J Psychophysiol
. 2020 Mar;
151:59-69.
PMID: 32119887
In this study, we investigated the effect of environmental sounds on ERPs during an auditory task, by having participants perform the same dual task in two different outdoor environments. Participants...
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Scanlon J, Cormier D, Townsend K, Kuziek J, Mathewson K
Psychophysiology
. 2019 Jul;
56(11):e13435.
PMID: 31334565
Most experiments using EEG recordings take place in highly isolated and restricted environments, limiting their applicability to real-life scenarios. New technologies for mobile EEG are changing this by allowing EEG...
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Scanlon J, Townsend K, Cormier D, Kuziek J, Mathewson K
Brain Res
. 2017 Dec;
1716:50-61.
PMID: 29248602
Mobile EEG allows the investigation of brain activity in increasingly complex environments. In this study, EEG equipment was adapted for use and transportation in a backpack while cycling. Participants performed...
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Scanlon J, Sieben A, Holyk K, Mathewson K
Psychophysiology
. 2017 Mar;
54(6):927-937.
PMID: 28247405
Increasingly, there is a trend to measure brain activity in more ecologically realistic scenarios. Normally, the confines of the laboratory and sedentary tasks mitigate sources of electrical noise on EEG...