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40
Citations
7243
World Ranking
8214
National Ranking
370

Overview

Gijsbertus Mulder was affiliated with the University of Groningen in the Netherlands during their academic career. Their work was associated primarily with this institution, where research activities were conducted and contributions to their field were made.

Although no records of specific publications, co-authors, or book publications are available, the scientist's main academic identity is known through this affiliation.

Information about main fields of study, subfields, or topics of research related to Gijsbertus Mulder has not been documented in the available data.

No detailed records of recent papers or frequent publication venues connected to the scientist have been found, nor are there awards that were recorded during their professional lifetime.

As the scientist is deceased, all references to their career and affiliations are presented in the past tense to reflect their completed work and contributions.

Best Publications

  • Mental fatigue and task control: planning and preparation.

    Monicque M. Lorist;Merel Klein;Sander Nieuwenhuis;Ritske De Jong

  • When syntax meets semantics

    Thomas C. Gunter;Laurie A. Stowe;Gijsbertus Mulder

  • Operator effort and the measurement of heart-rate variability

    Jans Aasman;Gijsbertus Mulder;Lambertus J. M. Mulder

  • Use of partial stimulus information in response processing.

    R. De Jong;M. Wierda;G. Mulder;L. J. Mulder

  • Localizing components of a complex task: sentence processing and working memory

    Laurie A. Stowe;Cees A. J. Broere;Anne M. J. Paans;Albertus A. Wijers

  • Working memory constraints on syntactic processing: an electrophysiological investigation.

    Sandra H. Vos;Sandra H. Vos;Thomas C. Gunter;Herman H.J. Kolk;Gijsbertus Mulder

  • Selective response activation can begin before stimulus recognition is complete: a psychophysiological and error analysis of continuous flow

    Henderikus G.O.M. Smid;Gijsbertus Mulder;Lambertus J.M. Mulder

  • BRAIN POTENTIALS DURING SELECTIVE ATTENTION, MEMORY-SEARCH, AND MENTAL ROTATION

    Albertus A. Wijers;Leun J. Otten;Steven Feenstra;Gijsbertus Mulder

  • Attention to color: an analysis of selection, controlled search, and motor activation, using event-related potentials.

    Albertus A. Wijers;Gijsbertus Mulder;Tsunetaka Okita;Lambertus J.M. Mulder

  • INFLUENCE OF CAFFEINE ON SELECTIVE ATTENTION IN WELL-RESTED AND FATIGUED SUBJECTS

    Monicque M. Lorist;Jan Snel;Albert Kok;Gijsbertus Mulder

  • Memory search and visual spatial attention: An event-related brain potential analysis

    T. Okita;A.A. Wijers;G. Mulder;L.J.M. Mulder

  • An ERP study of visual spatial attention and letter target detection for isoluminant and nonisoluminant stimuli

    Albertus A. Wijers;Jan J. Lange;Gijsbertus Mulder;Lambertus J. M. Mulder

  • An event-related brain potential correlate of visual short-term memory.

    Peter Klaver;Durk Talsma;Albertus A. Wijers;Hans-Jochen Heinze

  • Late positive components and stimulus evaluation time

    K.A. Brookhuis;G. Mulder;L.J.M. Mulder;A.B.M. Gloerich

  • Introducing a baroreflex model for studying cardiovascular effects of mental workload

    Arie M. Van Roon;Lambertus J.M. Mulder;Monika Althaus;Gijsbertus Mulder

  • An electrophysiological study of semantic processing in young and middle-aged academics.

    Thomas C. Gunter;Janet L. Jackson;Gijsbertus Mulder

  • Event‐Related Potentials During Memory Search and Selective Attention to Letter Size and Conjunctions of Letter Size and Color

    Albertus A. Wijers;Gijsbertus Mulder;Tsunetaka Okita;Lambertus J.M. Mulder

  • Neural Differentiation of Lexico-Syntactic Categories or Semantic Features? Event-Related Potential Evidence for Both

    Marion L. Kellenbach;Albertus A. Wijers;Marjolijn Hovius;Juul Mulder

  • Mediated Priming in the Lexical Decision Task: Evidence from Event-Related Potentials and Reaction Time

    Dorothee J Chwilla;Herman H.J Kolk;Gijsbertus Mulder

  • Color selection and location selection in ERPs : differences, similarities and 'neural specificity'

    Jan J Lange;Albertus A Wijers;Lambertus J.M Mulder;Gijsbertus Mulder

  • A psychophysiological study of the use of partial information in stimulus-response translation.

    Henderikus G. Smid;Gijsbertus Mulder;Lambertus J. Mulder;Gerrit J. Brands

Frequent Co-Authors

Albertus A. Wijers
Albertus A. Wijers University of Groningen
Monicque M. Lorist
Monicque M. Lorist University of Groningen
Ruud B. Minderaa
Ruud B. Minderaa University of Groningen
Albert Kok
Albert Kok University of Amsterdam
Herman H.J. Kolk
Herman H.J. Kolk Radboud University
Marta Kutas
Marta Kutas University of California, San Diego
Maurits W. van der Molen
Maurits W. van der Molen University of Amsterdam
Dorothee J. Chwilla
Dorothee J. Chwilla Radboud University
Anthony W. K. Gaillard
Anthony W. K. Gaillard Tilburg University

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