Rolf Verleger

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Sleep inspires insight (2004) (867)
Event-related potentials and cognition: A critique of the context updating hypothesis and an alternative interpretation of P3 (1988) (854)
Evidence for an Integrative Role of P3b in Linking Reaction to Perception (2005) (552)
On the utility of P3 latency as an index of mental chronometry. (1997) (534)
Development of the EEG of school-age children and adolescents. I. Analysis of band power. (1988) (383)
Correction of EOG artifacts in event-related potentials of the EEG: aspects of reliability and validity. (1982) (205)
Validity and boundary conditions of automatic response activation in the Simon task. (2001) (197)
Reduction of P3b in patients with temporo-parietal lesions. (1994) (193)
Aging and the Simon task. (2002) (193)
Development of the EEG of school-age children and adolescents. II. Topography. (1988) (156)
Qualitative differences between conscious and nonconscious processing? On inverse priming induced by masked arrows. (2004) (137)
Amplitudes and latencies of single-trial ERP's estimated by a maximum-likelihood method (1999) (132)
CNV and temporal uncertainty with ‘ageing’ and ‘non-ageing’ S1–S2 intervals (2000) (123)
Testing the stimulus-to-response bridging function of the oddball-P3 by delayed response signals and residue iteration decomposition (RIDE) (2014) (121)
The instruction to refrain from blinking affects auditory P3 and N1 amplitudes. (1991) (105)
How the Self Controls Its Automatic Pilot when Processing Subliminal Information (2003) (103)
Effects of certainty, modality shift and guess outcome on evoked potentials and reaction times in chronic schizophrenics (1978) (99)
Spatiotemporal overlap between brain activation related to saccade preparation and attentional orienting (2006) (97)
On the relation of movement-related potentials to the go/no-go effect on P3 (2006) (94)
Principal component analysis of event-related potentials: a note on misallocation of variance. (1986) (92)
EEG coherence at rest and during a visual task in two groups of children. (1987) (88)
Movement-related cortical potentials preceding sequential and goal-directed finger and arm movements in patients with cerebellar atrophy. (1994) (87)
Traces Left on Visual Selective Attention by Stimuli That Are Not Consciously Identified (2002) (87)
On the reasons for the delay of P3 latency in healthy elderly subjects. (1991) (85)
Shifting from implicit to explicit knowledge: different roles of early- and late-night sleep. (2008) (81)
Effects of relevance and response frequency on P3b amplitudes: Review of findings and comparison of hypotheses about the process reflected by P3b. (2020) (76)
Influence of Time Pressure in a Simple Response Task, a Choice- by-Location Task, and the Simon Task (2001) (76)
P3b: Towards some decision about memory (2008) (74)
Suspense and surprise: on the relationship between expectancies and P3. (1994) (72)
Increased Alpha (8–12 Hz) Activity during Slow Wave Sleep as a Marker for the Transition from Implicit Knowledge to Explicit Insight (2012) (69)
Posterior and anterior contribution of hand-movement preparation to late CNV. (2000) (68)
Lateralized human cortical activity for shifting visuospatial attention and initiating saccades. (1998) (68)
Selective attention is impaired in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis--a study of event-related EEG potentials. (1999) (67)
Signs of REM sleep dependent enhancement of implicit face memory: a repetition priming study (2003) (66)
P3 latency shifts in the attentional blink: Further evidence for second target processing postponement (2007) (65)
On Why Left Events are the Right Ones: Neural Mechanisms Underlying the Left-hemifield Advantage in Rapid Serial Visual Presentation (2009) (65)
SELAVCO: a method to deal with trial-to-trial variability of evoked potentials. (1983) (63)
Dimensional overlap between arrows as cueing stimuli and responses?. Evidence from contra-ipsilateral differences in EEG potentials. (2000) (61)
Responses to cued signals in Parkinson's disease. Distinguishing between disorders of cognition and of activation. (1997) (61)
Being prepared on time: on the importance of the previous foreperiod to current preparation, as reflected in speed, force and preparation-related brain potentials. (2004) (59)
Spatial S-R Compatibility with Centrally Presented Stimuli: An Event-Related Asymmetry Study on Dimensional Overlap (1999) (58)
Lateralized EEG components with direction information for the preparation of saccades versus finger movements (2000) (57)
Auditory selective attention is impaired in Parkinson's disease--event-related evidence from EEG potentials. (1994) (57)
Mechanisms underlying the left visual-field advantage in the dual stream RSVP task: evidence from N2pc, P3, and distractor-evoked VEPs. (2011) (57)
The hard oddball: effects of difficult response selection on stimulus-related P3 and on response-related negative potentials. (2014) (55)
On how the motor cortices resolve an inter‐hemispheric response conflict: an event‐related EEG potential‐guided TMS study of the flankers task (2009) (55)
Mask- and distractor-triggered inhibitory processes in the priming of motor responses: an EEG study. (2007) (54)
Event-related EEG potentials in mild dementia of the Alzheimer type. (1992) (53)
Precursors of Insight in Event-related Brain Potentials (2006) (53)
Slow EEG potentials (contingent negative variation and post-imperative negative variation) in schizophrenia: their association to the present state and to Parkinsonian medication effects (1999) (52)
Left visual-field advantage in the dual-stream RSVP task and reading-direction: A study in three nations (2010) (51)
Correlating EEG and IQ: a new look at an old problem using computerized EEG parameters. (1983) (51)
Testing the S–R link hypothesis of P3b: The oddball effect on S1-evoked P3 gets reduced by increased task relevance of S2 (2015) (50)
Changes in connectivity profiles as a mechanism for strategic control over interfering subliminal information. (2006) (48)
Lateralised cortical activity due to preparation of saccades and finger movements: a comparative study. (1997) (47)
Neuro-cognitive mechanisms of conscious and unconscious visual perception: From a plethora of phenomena to general principles (2011) (46)
On-line brain potential correlates of right parietal patients' attentional deficit. (1996) (46)
An evaluation of methods for single-trial estimation of P3 latency. (2000) (46)
P3-evoking wrong notes: unexpected, awaited, or arousing? (1990) (46)
The waltzing oddball. (1991) (45)
The EEG of mildly retarded children: developmental, classificatory, and topographic aspects. (1983) (44)
Do Rare Stimuli Evoke Large P3s by Being Unexpected? A Comparison of Oddball Effects Between Standard-Oddball and Prediction-Oddball Tasks (2016) (42)
Preparation for action: an ERP study about two tasks provoking variability in response speed. (1996) (42)
Is P3 a strategic or a tactical component? Relationships of P3 sub-components to response times in oddball tasks with go, no-go and choice responses (2016) (42)
Control of hand movements after striatocapsular stroke: high-resolution temporal analysis of the function of ipsilateral activation (2003) (40)
Attentional Bias toward Low-Intensity Stimuli: An Explanation for the Intensity Dissociation between Reaction Time and Temporal Order Judgment? (2000) (39)
ERP correlates of associative learning. (2001) (39)
A Clock Paradigm to Study the Relationship between Expectancy and Response Force (1993) (38)
The presaccadic cortical negativity prior to self-paced saccades with and without visual guidance. (1994) (38)
Shifting attention between global features and small details: an event-related potential study (1997) (36)
Short term changes of event related potentials during concept learning (1985) (35)
What determines the direction of subliminal priming (2008) (34)
The influence of time pressure and cue validity on response force in an S1-S2 paradigm. (2000) (33)
The left visual-field advantage in rapid visual presentation is amplified rather than reduced by posterior-parietal rTMS (2010) (32)
Insights into sleep's role for insight: Studies with the number reduction task (2013) (32)
Toward an integration of P3 research with cognitive neuroscience (1998) (32)
Time-course of hemispheric preference for processing contralateral relevant shapes: P1pc, N1pc, N2pc, N3pc (2012) (31)
Reduced alpha-gamma phase amplitude coupling over right parietal cortex is associated with implicit visuomotor sequence learning (2016) (30)
Event-Related EEG Potential Research in Neurological Patients (2003) (29)
An ERP indicator of processing relevant gestalts in masked priming. (2005) (29)
The unstable bridge from stimulus processing to correct responding in Parkinson's disease (2013) (29)
Bias for the Left Visual Field in Rapid Serial Visual Presentation: Effects of Additional Salient Cues Suggest a Critical Role of Attention (2014) (29)
Covert Reorganization of Implicit Task Representations by Slow Wave Sleep (2009) (29)
The true P3 is hard to see: Some comments on Kok's (1986) paper on degraded stimuli (1988) (28)
Popper and P300: Can the view ever be falsified that P3 latency is a specific indicator of stimulus evaluation? (2010) (28)
Differences between visual hemifields in identifying rapidly presented target stimuli: letters and digits, faces, and shapes (2013) (28)
Differential Associations of Early- and Late-Night Sleep with Functional Brain States Promoting Insight to Abstract Task Regularity (2010) (27)
Dynamic coupling between slow waves and sleep spindles during slow wave sleep in humans is modulated by functional pre-sleep activation (2017) (26)
Consequences of altered cerebellar input for the cortical regulation of motor coordination, as reflected in EEG potentials (1999) (25)
Late cognitive event-related potentials in adult down's syndrome (1992) (25)
Neurophysiological sensitivity to attentional overload in patients with psychotic disorders (2013) (24)
Multivariate methods in biosignal analysis : application of principal component analysis to event-related potentials (1991) (24)
Responsiveness to distracting stimuli, though increased in Parkinson's disease, is decreased in asymptomatic PINK1 and Parkin mutation carriers (2010) (23)
Event-related potentials suggest slowing of brain processes in generalized epilepsy and alterations of visual processing in patients with partial seizures. (1997) (23)
Effects on P3 of spreading targets and response prompts apart (2017) (22)
Is insight a godsend? Explicit knowledge in the serial response-time task has precursors in EEG potentials already at task onset (2015) (22)
Rebalancing Spatial Attention: Endogenous Orienting May Partially Overcome the Left Visual Field Bias in Rapid Serial Visual Presentation (2017) (22)
Cooperation or Competition of the Two Hemispheres in Processing Characters Presented at Vertical Midline (2013) (22)
Sleep Spindles in the Right Hemisphere Support Awareness of Regularities and Reflect Pre-Sleep Activations (2017) (21)
Valid identification of blink artefacts: are they larger than 50 microV in EEG records? (1993) (21)
Consciousness wanted, attention found: Reasons for the advantage of the left visual field in identifying T2 among rapidly presented series (2015) (21)
Time to Move Again: Does the Bereitschaftspotential Covary with Demands on Internal Timing? (2016) (21)
Sequential effects on P3 in a counting task: A partial replication (1987) (21)
On the role of the cerebellum in exploiting temporal contingencies: evidence from response times and preparatory EEG potentials in patients with cerebellar atrophy (2004) (20)
Mechanisms underlying spatial coding in a multiple-item Simon task (2005) (18)
Response force and reaction time in a simple reaction task under time pressure. (1994) (18)
Go and no-go P3 with rare and frequent stimuli in oddball tasks: A study comparing key-pressing with counting. (2016) (18)
Changes in processing of masked stimuli across early- and late-night sleep: A study on behavior and brain potentials (2008) (17)
Visual and non-visual motion information processing during pursuit eye tracking in schizophrenia and bipolar disorder (2017) (17)
Locus of the intensity effect in simple reaction time tasks (2007) (17)
Disentangling neural processing of masked and masking stimulus by means of event-related contralateral – ipsilateral differences of EEG potentials (2008) (15)
Awareness of Knowledge or Awareness of Processing? Implications for Sleep-Related Memory Consolidation (2009) (15)
Synchronization of fronto-parietal beta and theta networks as a signature of visual awareness in neglect (2017) (15)
Parafac and go/no-go: disentangling CNV return from the P3 complex by trilinear component analysis. (2013) (15)
A TMS study on non-consciously triggered response tendencies in the motor cortex (2006) (14)
Effects of premature lure stimuli on 2nd-target identification in rapid serial visual presentation: inhibition induced by lures or by 1st target? (2012) (13)
2. Markers of awareness?: EEG potentials evoked by faint and masked events, with special reference to the “attentional blink” (2010) (12)
Nuisance sources of variance in principal components analysis of event-related potentials. (1985) (12)
Labile sleep promotes awareness of abstract knowledge in a serial reaction time task (2015) (12)
How handedness influences perceptual and attentional processes during rapid serial visual presentation (2017) (12)
Deployment and release of interhemispheric inhibition in dual-stream rapid serial visual presentation (2014) (12)
Effects of same- and different-modality cues in a Posner task: extinction-type, spatial, and non-spatial deficits after right-hemispheric stroke. (2003) (11)
Anarchic-hand syndrome: ERP reflections of lost control over the right hemisphere (2011) (11)
From epistemology to P3-ology (1988) (10)
Should We Really Use Different Estimates for Correcting EEG Artefacts Produced by Blinks and by Saccades (2000) (10)
Leftward bias in orienting to and disengaging attention from salient task-irrelevant events in rapid serial visual presentation (2017) (10)
Effects of response delays and of unknown stimulus-response mappings on the oddball effect on P3. (2016) (10)
Effects of stimulus-induced saccades on manual response times in healthy elderly and in patients with right-parietal lesions (2002) (9)
Top-down fast-same, and acoustic perception (1990) (9)
On Why Targets Evoke P3 Components in Prediction Tasks: Drawing an Analogy between Prediction and Matching Tasks (2017) (8)
Patients with Parkinson׳s disease are less affected than healthy persons by relevant response-unrelated features in visual search (2014) (7)
Modification of the EEG time constant by digital filtering. (1982) (7)
Biased odds for heads or tails: Outcome-evoked P3 depends on frequencies of guesses. (2015) (7)
A right hemisphere advantage at early cortical stages of processing alphanumeric stimuli. Evidence from electrophysiology (2017) (6)
Lateralization of spatial rather than temporal attention underlies the left hemifield advantage in rapid serial visual presentation (2017) (6)
Slowing of Mask-Triggered Inhibition in the Elderly (2011) (6)
Differences in P3 amplitudes between schizophrenics and healthy controls vary between the different events presented in a guessing task. (1994) (6)
Sleep effects on slow-brain-potential reflections of associative learning (2011) (5)
Alterations of ERP Components in Neurodegenerative Diseases (2011) (5)
Decomposition of 3-way arrays: A comparison of different PARAFAC algorithms (2014) (5)
The oddball effect on P3 disappears when feature relevance or feature-response mappings are unknown (2018) (5)
Patterns of Implicit Learning Below the Level of Conscious Knowledge (2010) (4)
Malfunctions of Central Control of Movement Studied with Slow Brain Potentials in Neurological Patients (2004) (4)
Comment on Electrophysiological Correlates of Conscious Vision: Evidence from Unilateral Extinction by Marzi, Girelli, Miniussi, Smania, and Maravita, in JOCN 12:5 (2001) (4)
Selection of features within and without objects: effects of gestalt appearance and object-based instruction on behavior and event-related brain potentials. (2008) (2)
Left-Hemisphere Delay of EEG Potentials Evoked by Standard Letter Stimuli During Rapid Serial Visual Presentation: Indicating Right-Hemisphere Advantage or Left-Hemisphere Load? (2019) (2)
Event-related potentials and cognition: On unexpected events and on the utility of event-related potentials (1991) (2)
On the translation of some stimulus features to response force. (2003) (2)
[EEG correlates of different methods of information processing in response selection]. (1997) (2)
Implicit and explicit rule acquisition: A multimodal imaing (ERP, fMRI) study (2001) (2)
The Bereitschaftspotential. Movement-Related Cortical Potentials (2003) (2)
[Presenile dementia in xeroderma pigmentosum]. (1991) (1)
No effect of target probability on P3b amplitudes. (2020) (1)
and late-night sleep Shifting from implicit to explicit knowledge : Different roles of early (2008) (1)
Sequential effects on response times in reading and naming colored color words (1992) (1)
Get Set or Get Distracted? Disentangling Content-Priming and Attention-Catching Effects of Background Lure Stimuli on Identifying Targets in Two Simultaneously Presented Series (2019) (1)
Effects of masked stimuli on attention and response tendencies as revealed by event-related EEG potentials: Possible application to understanding neglect (2006) (1)
Slow potentials in a melody recognition task. (1990) (1)
The time-course of conflict resolution: simultaneous symmetric decrease and increase of wrong and right motor activations in the flankers task revealed By ERP-Guided TMS (2008) (0)
[Comments on the analysis of the P300 components using brain mapping]. (1989) (0)
Success is left and control is right? Intercultural, TMS, and stimulus-varying experiments on the left-hemifield advantage in identifying targets among rapid series of letters (2010) (0)
Mechanisms of right-hemisphere dominance in identifying rapidly presented letters and digits (2006) (0)
P347 Alterations of ERP-parameters and force under time-pressure (1996) (0)
Mechanisms of subliminal perception (2001) (0)
Precursors of Parkinsonistic Impairment in Making Distinct Decisions: An Event-Related Brain Potential Study in Asymptomatic Carriers of Parkin and PINK1 Mutations and in Patients with Idiopathic Parkinson's Disease (2008) (0)
Priming of the wrong response by involuntary reading, as measured by the lateralized readiness potential (1993) (0)
Double dissociation in the effects of brain damage on working memory (2003) (0)
Event-dependent differences of P3 amplitudes between schizophrenics and healthy controls (1993) (0)
Are the DTI results positive evidence for George Bernard Shaw's view? (2004) (0)
Manshardt for Providing an F 2 Population for Fine-mapping; Sleep Inspires Insight (0)
The connection of visuospatial attentional processes and preparation for saccadic eye movements and finger movements investigated by event-related lateralisations of the EEG (1996) (0)
Dynamic coupling between slow waves and sleep spindles during slow wave sleep in humans is modulated by functional pre-sleep activation (2017) (0)
Breaking right-hemisphere dominance in rapid serial visual presentation by rTMS (2008) (0)
Motor-cortex excitabilities change mirror-symmetrically when response tendencies induced by flanking stimuli are cancelled. An ERP-guided TMS study (2009) (0)
S79: P3b’s bridging function between stimuli and responses (2014) (0)
Visuospatial Attention and Initiating Saccades Lateralized Human Cortical Activity for Shifting (2013) (0)
Generating Timed Artificial Dream Action(TADA) as the Inverse Process of Freud (2019) (0)
The oddball effect on P3 disappears when feature relevance or feature-response mappings are unknown (2018) (0)
New Insights in Motor Preparation. Abstract (1999) (0)
P3 and slow wave in memory search (1993) (0)
Sequential effects on response times in reading and naming colored color words: Acta psychologica 77 (1991) 167–189 (1992) (0)
S11.1 Right-hemisphere advantage at the limits of visual attention: neurophysiological mechanisms and application to patients with psychotic disorders (2011) (0)
Effect of subliminally perceived stimulus differences or of superliminally perceived order differences? (2001) (0)
Event-related EEG potentials in the oddball, PushWait and stroop paradigms (1989) (0)
Testing the stimulus-to-response bridging function of the P3b component by residue iteration decomposition (RIDE) (2014) (0)
Small N2 in mild senile dementia: Is automatic classification interfered? (1991) (0)
100. Precursors of parkinsonistic impairment in making distinct decisions: An event-related brain potential study in asymptomatic carriers of parkin and pink1 mutations and in patients with idiopathic Parkinson’s disease (2009) (0)
Appendix B – A Synopsis of Neurological Diseases (2003) (0)
C9 ERPs: the tool for studying brain processes in their temporal sequence (2008) (0)
Bridging events and actions: P3b in healthy people and in Parkinson’s disease (2016) (0)
2. Markers of awareness (2010) (0)
Research report E of same- and different-modality cues in a Posner task: extinction-type, spatial, and non-spatial deficits after right-hemispheric (2003) (0)

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