Rolf Verleger

University of Lübeck — Germany

Neuroscience · Life Sciences

53h-index10.1kcitations203works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Neural and Behavioral Psychology Studies(91), EEG and Brain-Computer Interfaces(71), Neural dynamics and brain function(41), Visual perception and processing mechanisms(35), Motor Control and Adaptation(33)

Publications203 total

Measuring Free Will with the Bereitschaftspotential? New Data on an Old Misunderstanding
2021
No effect of target probability on P3b amplitudes
International Journal of Psychophysiology·2020· 6 cited
Effects of relevance and response frequency on P3b amplitudes: Review of findings and comparison of hypotheses about the process reflected by P3b
Psychophysiology·2020· 201 citedOpen Access
Get Set or Get Distracted? Disentangling Content-Priming and Attention-Catching Effects of Background Lure Stimuli on Identifying Targets in Two Simultaneously Presented Series
Brain Sciences·2019· 1 citedOpen Access
Left-Hemisphere Delay of EEG Potentials Evoked by Standard Letter Stimuli During Rapid Serial Visual Presentation: Indicating Right-Hemisphere Advantage or Left-Hemisphere Load?
Frontiers in Psychology·2019· 3 citedOpen Access
The oddball effect on P3 disappears when feature relevance or feature-response mappings are unknown
Experimental Brain Research·2018· 8 cited
Dynamic coupling between slow waves and sleep spindles during slow wave sleep in humans is modulated by functional pre-sleep activation
Scientific Reports·2017· 36 citedOpen Access
On Why Targets Evoke P3 Components in Prediction Tasks: Drawing an Analogy between Prediction and Matching Tasks
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience·2017· 13 citedOpen Access
Sleep Spindles in the Right Hemisphere Support Awareness of Regularities and Reflect Pre-Sleep Activations
SLEEP·2017· 33 citedOpen Access
Lateralization of spatial rather than temporal attention underlies the left hemifield advantage in rapid serial visual presentation
Brain and Cognition·2017· 8 citedOpen Access
How handedness influences perceptual and attentional processes during rapid serial visual presentation
Neuropsychologia·2017· 13 cited
Effects on P3 of spreading targets and response prompts apart
Biological Psychology·2017· 26 cited
A right hemisphere advantage at early cortical stages of processing alphanumeric stimuli. Evidence from electrophysiology
Brain and Cognition·2017· 11 citedOpen Access
Time to Move Again: Does the Bereitschaftspotential Covary with Demands on Internal Timing?
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience·2016· 25 citedOpen Access
Leftward bias in orienting to and disengaging attention from salient task-irrelevant events in rapid serial visual presentation
Neuropsychologia·2016· 15 cited
Synchronization of fronto-parietal beta and theta networks as a signature of visual awareness in neglect
NeuroImage·2016· 34 citedOpen Access
Go and no-go P3 with rare and frequent stimuli in oddball tasks: A study comparing key-pressing with counting
International Journal of Psychophysiology·2016· 30 cited
Rebalancing Spatial Attention: Endogenous Orienting May Partially Overcome the Left Visual Field Bias in Rapid Serial Visual Presentation
Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience·2016· 28 cited
Effects of response delays and of unknown stimulus‐response mappings on the oddball effect on P3
Psychophysiology·2016· 14 cited
Is P3 a strategic or a tactical component? Relationships of P3 sub-components to response times in oddball tasks with go, no-go and choice responses
NeuroImage·2016· 60 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Piotr Jaśkowskí(11), Rob van der Lubbe(9), Edmund Wascher(8), Bernd Wauschkuhn(8), D. Kömpf(6), Théo Gasser(5), Kamila Śmigasiewicz(5), Ullrich Wagner(4), Jan Born(4), Joachim Möcks(4), P. Vieregge(3), Vasil Kolev(3), Juliana Yordanova(3), Petra Bächer(2), Lothar Sroka(2), Wolfgang Heide(2), Ulf Schatz(2), Thomas Kuder(2), Christine Jennen-Steinmetz(2), Peter Trillenberg(2)