Wim Notebaert is affiliated with Ghent University in Belgium and has produced research primarily in the fields of neuroscience and psychology. Their work encompasses several subfields, including cognitive neuroscience, general decision sciences, applied psychology, social psychology, and neurology.
Their research covers a range of topics with an emphasis on neural and behavioral psychology studies, decision-making and behavioral economics, behavioral health and interventions, psychology of moral and emotional judgment, neural dynamics and brain function, motor control and adaptation, and evolutionary psychology and human behavior.
Notebaert has published multiple papers in various scientific journals. Recent publications include:
Frequent publication venues for Notebaert's work include:
Collaborations are a significant aspect of Notebaert's research profile. Frequent coauthors include:
Their body of work integrates cognitive neuroscience with practical applications related to decision-making processes and behavioral interventions. This multidisciplinary approach supports a broad investigation of neural mechanisms underlying cognitive and affective functions across different populations and contexts.
Wim Notebaert;Femke Houtman;Filip Van Opstal;Wim Gevers
Tom Verguts;Wim Notebaert
Tom Verguts;Wim Notebaert
Senne Braem;Julie M. Bugg;James R. Schmidt;Matthew J.C. Crump
Elger Abrahamse;Senne Braem;Wim Notebaert;Tom Verguts
Wim Gevers;Jan Lammertyn;Wim Notebaert;Tom Verguts
Wim Notebaert;Wim Gevers;Frederick Verbruggen;Baptist Liefooghe
Wim Notebaert;Tom Verguts
Senne Braem;Tom Verguts;Chantal Roggeman;Wim Notebaert
Senne Braem;Elger L. Abrahamse;Wout Duthoo;Wim Notebaert
Wout Duthoo;Elger L. Abrahamse;Senne Braem;Carsten N. Boehler
Frederick Verbruggen;Wim Notebaert;Baptist Liefooghe;André Vandierendonck
Elena Patricia Nunez Castellar;Simone Kühn;Simone Kühn;Wim Fias;Wim Notebaert
Senne Braem;Ena Coenen;Klaas Bombeke;Marlies E. van Bochove
Wim Notebaert;Eric Soetens;Annemie Melis
Frederick Verbruggen;Baptist Liefooghe;Wim Notebaert;André Vandierendonck
Wout Duthoo;Elger L. Abrahamse;Senne Braem;C. Nico Boehler
N. Schouppe;J. Demanet;C.N. Boehler;K.R. Ridderinkhof
Eric Soetens;Annemie Melis;Wim Notebaert
Tom Verguts;Wim Notebaert;Wilfried Kunde;Peter Wühr
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