Paul Seli is affiliated with Duke University in the United States and has contributed extensively to research in neuroscience and psychology. Their work primarily spans the fields of cognitive neuroscience and experimental and cognitive psychology, with significant crossover into clinical psychology, sociology and political science, and developmental and educational psychology.
The scientist's research has explored topics such as mind wandering and attention, creativity in education and neuroscience, neural and behavioral psychology studies, sleep and wakefulness research, anxiety, depression, psychometrics, treatment, and cognitive processes, eating disorders and behaviors, as well as flow experience in various fields.
Frequent publication venues for Paul Seli include:
Co-authors often collaborating with Seli consist of:
Among notable publications from Paul Seli are:
Gordon Pennycook;James Allan Cheyne;Paul Seli;Derek J. Koehler
Paul Seli;Evan F. Risko;Daniel Smilek;Daniel L. Schacter
Jonathan S. A. Carriere;Paul Seli;Daniel Smilek
Paul Seli;Michael J. Kane;Jonathan Smallwood;Daniel L. Schacter
Paul Seli;Evan F. Risko;Daniel Smilek
Paul Seli;Jonathan Smallwood;James Allan Cheyne;Daniel Smilek
Paul Seli;Jonathan S. A. Carriere;Daniel Smilek
Paul Seli;James Allan Cheyne;Daniel Smilek
Roger E Beaty;Paul Seli;Daniel L Schacter
Paul Seli;James Allan Cheyne;Mengran Xu;Christine Purdon
Paul Seli;Jonathan S. A. Carriere;Merrick Levene;Daniel Smilek
Johannes Golchert;Jonathan Smallwood;Elizabeth Jefferies;Paul Seli
Tanya R. Jonker;Paul Seli;Colin M. MacLeod
Paul Seli;Jeffrey D Wammes;Evan F Risko;Daniel Smilek
David R. Thomson;Paul Seli;Derek Besner;Daniel Smilek
Jeffrey D. Wammes;Paul Seli;J. Allan Cheyne;Pierre O. Boucher
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Paul Seli;Evan F. Risko;Christine Purdon;Daniel Smilek
Mengran Xu;Christine Purdon;Paul Seli;Daniel Smilek
Paul Seli;Jonathan S. A. Carriere;David R. Thomson;James Allan Cheyne
Paul Seli;Roger E. Beaty;James Allan Cheyne;Daniel Smilek
Brandon C. W. Ralph;David R. Thomson;Paul Seli;Jonathan S. A. Carriere
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