Search Results - "Meyer, Marlene"

Psychometric properties of a COVID-19 health literacy scale in a sample of German school principals applying Rasch analysis by Meyer, Marlene, Dadaczynski, Kevin, Messer, Melanie, Okan, Orkan

“…Background During the COVID-19 pandemic, health literacy was found to be an asset to manage health-related information. The HLS-COVID-Q22 has been developed to…”
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Down and up! Does the mu rhythm index a gating mechanism in the developing motor system? by Köster, Moritz, Meyer, Marlene

“…Developmental research on action processing in the motor cortex relies on a key neural marker – a decrease in 6–12 Hz activity (coined mu suppression)…”
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Contributions of expected learning progress and perceptual novelty to curiosity-driven exploration by Poli, Francesco, Meyer, Marlene, Mars, Rogier B., Hunnius, Sabine

“…Exploration is curiosity-driven when it relies on the intrinsic motivation to know rather than on extrinsic rewards. Recent evidence shows that artificial…”
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Statistical learning in social action contexts by Monroy, Claire, Meyer, Marlene, Gerson, Sarah, Hunnius, Sabine

“…Sensitivity to the regularities and structure contained within sequential, goal-directed actions is an important building block for generating expectations…”
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Enhancing reproducibility in developmental EEG research: BIDS, cluster-based permutation tests, and effect sizes by Meyer, Marlene, Lamers, Didi, Kayhan, Ezgi, Hunnius, Sabine, Oostenveld, Robert

“…Developmental research using electroencephalography (EEG) offers valuable insights in brain processes early in life, but at the same time, applying this…”
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Editorial: Early social experience: impact on early and later social-cognitive development by Gerson, Sarah A., Junge, Caroline, Meyer, Marlene

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Motor system contribution to action prediction: Temporal accuracy depends on motor experience by Stapel, Janny C., Hunnius, Sabine, Meyer, Marlene, Bekkering, Harold

“…Predicting others’ actions is essential for well-coordinated social interactions. In two experiments including an infant population, this study addresses to…”
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Intention to imitate: Top-down effects on 4-year-olds’ neural processing of others’ actions by Meyer, Marlene, Endedijk, Hinke M., Hunnius, Sabine

“…•Intention to imitate increases 4-year-olds’ neural motor activity during action observation.•Top-down attention to others’ actions affects children’s neural…”
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From movement to action: An EEG study into the emerging sense of agency in early infancy by Zaadnoordijk, Lorijn, Meyer, Marlene, Zaharieva, Martina, Kemalasari, Falma, van Pelt, Stan, Hunnius, Sabine

“…•Prior studies used behavioral data to infer infants’ sense of agency.•The addition of EEG data allowed for testing infants’ underlying causal model.•Neural…”
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Planning my actions to accommodate yours: joint action development during early childhood by Meyer, Marlene, van der Wel, Robrecht P. R. D., Hunnius, Sabine

“…The planning and adjusting of one's actions in relation to an action partner is fundamental to smooth joint action. During their first years of life, children…”
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Adults Do Not Distinguish Action Intentions Based on Movement Kinematics Presented in Naturalistic Settings by Rutkowska, Joanna M., Meyer, Marlene, Hunnius, Sabine

“…Predicting others’ actions is an essential part of acting in the social world. Action kinematics have been proposed to be a cue about others’ intentions. It is…”
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Elton Romeo Smilie, the Not-Quite Discoverer of Ether Anesthesia by Stone, Martha E., Meyer, Marlene R., Alston, Theodore A.

“…Like William T.G. Morton, Elton Romeo Smilie (1819–1889) was raised in Massachusetts, attended medical school in New England, practiced dentistry there, strove…”
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Predictive motor activation: Modulated by expectancy or predictability? by Ghilardi, Tommaso, Meyer, Marlene, Hunnius, Sabine

“…Predicting actions is a fundamental ability that helps us to comprehend what is happening in our environment and to interact with others. The motor system was…”
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Exploration in 4-year-old children is guided by learning progress and novelty by Poli, Francesco, Meyer, Marlene, Mars, Rogier B, Hunnius, Sabine

“…Humans are driven by an intrinsic motivation to learn, but the developmental origins of curiosity-driven exploration remain unclear. We investigated the…”
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Young Children’s Memories for Social Actions: Influences of Age, Theory of Mind, and Motor Complexity by Gerson, Sarah A., Meyer, Marlene

“…Children learn actions performed by a social partner better when they misremember these actions as their own. Identifying the factors that alter the propensity…”
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Three-Year-Olds' Perspective-Taking in Social Interactions: Relations with Socio-Cognitive Skills by Brezack, Natalie, Meyer, Marlene, Woodward, Amanda L

“…Understanding others' perspectives and integrating this knowledge in social interactions is challenging for young children; even adults struggle with this…”
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The infant motor system predicts actions based on visual statistical learning by Monroy, Claire D., Meyer, Marlene, Schröer, Lisanne, Gerson, Sarah A., Hunnius, Sabine

“…Motor theories of action prediction propose that our motor system combines prior knowledge with incoming sensory input to predict other people's actions. This…”
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How infant‐directed actions enhance infants’ attention, learning, and exploration: Evidence from EEG and computational modeling by Meyer, Marlene, Schaik, Johanna E., Poli, Francesco, Hunnius, Sabine

“…When teaching infants new actions, parents tend to modify their movements. Infants prefer these infant‐directed actions (IDAs) over adult‐directed actions and…”
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Neural correlates of familiar and unfamiliar action in infancy by Chung, Haerin, Meyer, Marlene, Debnath, Ranjan, Fox, Nathan A., Woodward, Amanda

“…•Mu suppression from baseline evident for familiar and novel action in infancy.•Stronger mu suppression found for familiar than novel action.•Stronger…”
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Theta oscillations in 4-year-olds are sensitive to task engagement and task demands by Meyer, Marlene, Endedijk, Hinke M., van Ede, Freek, Hunnius, Sabine

“…Top-down control processes are essential for guiding attention and working memory towards task-relevant information. Recently, theta oscillations were…”
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