Surmising synchrony of sound and sight: Factors explaining variance of audiovisual integration in hurdling, tap dancing and drumming Heins, N.; Pomp, J.; Kluger, D.S.; Vinbrüx, S.; Trempler, I.; Kohler, A.; Kornysheva, K.; Zentgraf, K.; Raab, M.; Schubotz, R.I.; (2021) In: PloS one, 16(7). Research article (journal)
Touching events predict human action segmentation in brain and behavior Pomp, J.; Heins, N.; Trempler, I.; Kulvicius, T.; Tamosiunaite, M.; Mecklenbrauck, F.; Wurm, M.F.; Wörgötter, F.; Schubotz, R.I.; (2021) In: NeuroImage, 243 (2021). Research article (journal)
Positive and negative prediction error signals to violated expectations of face and place stimuli distinctively activate FFA and PPA Schliephake, L.; Trempler, I.; Roehe, M.A.; Heins, N.; Schubotz,R.I. (2021) In: NeuroImage, 236, 118028. Research article (journal)
Incidental or intentional? Different brain responses to one's own action sounds in hurdling Heins N, Pomp J, Kluger D.S, Trempler I, Zentgraf K, Raab M, Schubotz R.I, (2020) In: Frontiers in Neuroscience, 14(483). Research article (journal)
This sounds good! Hurdling and tap-dancing re-afferences are processed differently in the brain Heins, N., Pomp, J., Zentgraf, K., Raab, M. & Schubotz, R.I. (2020) In: Virtual Annual Meeting Cognitive Neuroscience Society, Virtual. Abstract in digital collection (conference)

The relevance of incidental and intentional action sounds for the evaluation and neural processing of actions
Candidate: Heins, Nina | Supervisors: Schubotz, Ricarda I.; Zwitserlood, Pienie; Raab, Markus
Period of time: until 31/08/2020
Doctoral examination procedure finished at: Doctoral examination procedure at University of Münster