Jourdan J Pouliot
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Pouliot J, Ward R, Traiser C, Chiasson P, Gilbert F, Keil A
J Cogn Neurosci
. 2024 Nov;
37(2):482-497.
PMID: 39536160
Survival in dynamic environments requires that organisms learn to predict danger from situational cues. One key facet of threat prediction is generalization from a predictive cue to similar cues, ensuring...
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Pouliot J, Ward R, Traiser C, Chiasson P, Gilbert F, Keil A
bioRxiv
. 2024 Apr;
PMID: 38659834
Survival in dynamic environments requires that organisms learn to predict danger from situational cues. One key facet of threat prediction is generalization from a predictive cue to similar cues, ensuring...
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Ryan J, Pouliot J, Hajcak G, Nee D
Biol Psychiatry Cogn Neurosci Neuroimaging
. 2022 Mar;
7(8):833-840.
PMID: 35272094
Background: The reward circuit is important for motivation and learning, and dysregulations of the reward circuit are prominent in anhedonic depression. Noninvasive interventions that can selectively target the reward circuit...
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Miskovic V, Bagg J, Rios M, Pouliot J
Conscious Cogn
. 2019 Mar;
70:39-49.
PMID: 30826717
We examined the spontaneous cerebral electrophysiology and phenomenology during short-term perceptual deprivation consisting of an edgeless visual field combined with monotonous auditory input that eliminated potential grounding cues (multimodal Ganzfeld)....
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Miskovic V, Jay Lynn S, Bagg J, Pouliot J, Rios M, Wackermann J
Neurosci Biobehav Rev
. 2019 Jan;
98:265-286.
PMID: 30668968
Destructured sensory fields, involving homogenous stimulation with little or no time-varying structure, provide a fertile ground for testing hypotheses about predictive coding in the human brain. Extended exposure to sensory...