Instead of the planned BAPS2020 meeting in UC Louvain, the meeting has changed to a virtual format. You can find all talks and posters here,…
Abstract Investment of cognitive effort is required in everyday life and has received ample attention in recent neurocognitive frameworks. The neural mechanism of effort investment…
During the past months, several COPS members have successfully defended their PhD! Congrats to Katleen Vandist, Elke Van Lierde, Charlotte Muscarella and Bart Aben!
Abstract Pain disorders tend to run in families, and children of individuals with chronic pain have been found to report lower functioning. Drawing upon a…
Abstract Children of individuals with chronic pain have an increased vulnerability to experience pain problems, possibly through observation of pain in their parents. As pain‐related…
Study Objectives Individuals with insomnia disorder (ID) commonly report complaints of cognitive control functioning. Conversely, both behavioral and neurological evidence supporting subjective cognitive control impairments…
Due to the recent COVID-19 outbreak this workshop will be postponed until further notice. Together with Marie-Anne Vanderhasselt (UGent) and Eva Dierckx (VUB), and with…
Since October 2018 our lab has moved to KU Leuven, where Eva Van den Bussche has accepted an associate research professorship (BOFZAP). At the same…
Abstract: To efficiently deal with quickly changing task demands, we often need to organize our behaviour on different time scales. For example, to ignore irrelevant…
Previous COPS member, Kobe Desender, won the best PhD award of the Belgian Association for Psychological Science (BAPS).