Elena G. Patsenko

University of Wisconsin–Madison — United States

Neuroscience · Life Sciences

7h-index468citations13works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Functional Brain Connectivity Studies(5), Mindfulness and Compassion Interventions(3), Reading and Literacy Development(2), Phonetics and Phonology Research(2), Neurobiology of Language and Bilingualism(2)

Publications13 total

Long-term Meditation Training Is Associated with Enhanced Subjective Attention and Stronger Posterior Cingulate–Rostrolateral Prefrontal Cortex Resting Connectivity
Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience·2022· 27 citedOpen Access
Long-term meditation training is associated with enhanced attention and stronger posterior cingulate – rostrolateral prefrontal cortex resting connectivity
2021Open Access
Mindfulness video game improves connectivity of the fronto-parietal attentional network in adolescents: A multi-modal imaging study
Scientific Reports·2019· 18 citedOpen Access
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction-related changes in posterior cingulate resting brain connectivity
Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience·2019· 102 citedOpen Access
Neural correlates of video game empathy training in adolescents: a randomized trial
npj Science of Learning·2018· 57 citedOpen Access
Frontoparietal processing of stress-relevant information differs in individuals with a negative cognitive style.
Journal of Abnormal Psychology·2018· 2 citedOpen Access
Neural correlates of empathic accuracy in adolescence
Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience·2017· 46 citedOpen Access
How planful is routine behavior? A selective-attention model of performance in the Tower of Hanoi.
Journal of Experimental Psychology General·2010· 36 cited
Pupillometry reveals processing load during spoken language comprehension
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology·2009· 178 cited
Forced choice error correction with ambiguous error feedback
PsycEXTRA Dataset·2009
Is Problem Solving Goal-Directed? A Selective Attention Model of Performance in the Tower of Hanoi
PsycEXTRA Dataset·2008
Pupillometric Indices of Visual and Prosodic Information on Spoken Language Comprehension
eScholarship (California Digital Library)·2007· 2 citedOpen Access
Hierarchical problem solving in the tower of Hanoi is independent of goals: A selective attention model
PsycEXTRA Dataset·2006

Frequent Co-authors

Richard J. Davidson(7), Tammi R. A. Kral(6), Jeanette A. Mumford(4), Erik M. Altmann(4), Ted Imhoff‐Smith(3), Daniel W. Grupe(3), Robin I. Goldman(3), Melissa A. Rosenkranz(3), Lisa Flook(3), Paul E. Engelhardt(2), Fernanda Ferreira(2), Nagesh Adluru(2), Diane E. Stodola(2), Rasmus M. Birn(2), Enrique Solis(2), Constance Steinkuehler(2), Regina C. Lapate(2), Douglas Dean(1), Craig G. Anderson(1), Brianna S. Schuyler(1)