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1. Not Everyone Chooses Profit (If It Is too Tiring): What Behavioral and EEG Data Tell Us

2. Emotional and Cognitive “Route” in Decision-Making Process: The Relationship between Executive Functions, Psychophysiological Correlates, Decisional Styles, and Personality

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3. Visually impaired people and grocery shopping in store: first evidence from brain oscillations electroencephalogram

4. An EEG hyperscanning study during persuasion toward groupness. The frontal brain area activation as a function of role.

5. Emotional and Cognitive "Route" in Decision-Making Process: The Relationship between Executive Functions, Psychophysiological Correlates, Decisional Styles, and Personality.

6. Can Professionals Resist Cognitive Bias Elicited by the Visual System? Reversed Semantic Prime Effect and Decision Making in the Workplace: Reaction Times and Accuracy.

7. Impact of public health communication for prevention and personal resilience at the time of crisis. A pilot study with psychophysiological and self-report measures.

8. Neurophysiological and Autonomic Correlates of Metacognitive Control of and Resistance to Distractors in Ecological Setting: A Pilot Study.

9. Can professionals "keep the tiller straight" in organizations? Resistance to reframing and decoy alternatives in workplace decision-making.

10. What Is the Relationship between Metacognition and Mental Effort in Executive Functions? The Contribution of Neurophysiology.

11. Self-Awareness of Goals Task (SAGT) and Planning Skills: The Neuroscience of Decision Making.

12. Primacy Effect of Dynamic Multi-Sensory Covid ADV Influences Cognitive and Emotional EEG Responses.

13. Implicit IAT Measures and Neurophysiological fNIRS Markers in Response to High-Engagement Advertising.

14. Emotional Effects in Object Recognition by the Visually Impaired People in Grocery Shopping.