Publications of Philipp Kanske

Kanske, P.; Heissler, J.; Schönfelder, S.; Bongers, A.; Wessa, M.: How to regulate emotion? Neural networks for reappraisal and distraction. Cerebral Cortex 21 (6), pp. 1379 - 1388 (2011)

Kanske, P.; Kotz, S. A.: Cross-modal validation of the Leipzig Affective Norms for German (LANG). Behavior Research Methods 43 (2), pp. 409 - 413 (2011)

Kanske, P.; Kotz, S. A.: Conflict processing is modulated by positive emotion: ERP data from a flanker task. Behavioural Brain Research 219 (2), pp. 382 - 386 (2011)

Kanske, P.; Kotz, S. A.: Emotion speeds up conflict resolution: A new role for the ventral anterior cingulate cortex? Cerebral Cortex 21 (4), pp. 911 - 919 (2011)

Kanske, P.; Kotz, S. A.: Positive emotion speeds up conflict processing: ERP responses in an auditory Simon task. Biological Psychology 87 (1), pp. 122 - 127 (2011)

Kanske, P.; Kotz, S. A.: Emotion triggers executive attention: Anterior cingulate cortex and amygdala responses to emotional words in a conflict task. Human Brain Mapping 32 (2), pp. 198 - 208 (2011)

Kanske, P.; Hasting, A. S.: Decoding modality-independent emotion perception in medial prefrontal and superior temporal cortex. The Journal of Neuroscience 30 (49), pp. 16417 - 16418 (2010)

Kanske, P.; Kotz, S. A.: Leipzig affective norms for German: A reliability study. Behavior Research Methods 42 (4), pp. 987 - 991 (2010)

Kanske, P.; Kotz, S. A.: Modulation of early conflict processing N200 responses to emotional words in a flanker task. Neuropsychologia 48 (12), pp. 3661 - 3664 (2010)

Kanske, P.; Kotz, S. A.: Concreteness in emotional words: ERP evidence from a hemifield study. Brain Research 1148, pp. 138 - 148 (2007)

Kanske, P.; Böckler, A.; Singer, T.: Models, mechanisms and moderators dissociating empathy and theory of mind. In: Current Topics in Behavioral Neurosciences – Social Behavior from Rodents to Humans: Neural Foundations and Clinical Implications., Vol. 30, pp. 193 - 206 (Eds. Wöhr, M.; Krach, S.). Springer, Berlin (2017)

Posner, M. I.; Rueda, M. R.; Kanske, P.: Probing the mechanisms of attention. In: Handbook of psychophysiology, pp. 410 - 432 (Eds. Posner, M. I.; Rueda, M. R.; Kanske, P.). Cambridge University Press, Cambridge (2007)

Rueda, M. R.; Fuentes, L. J.; Holtz, F. C.; Kanske, P.: La red de alerta: componentes fásicos (preparación) y tónicos (vigilancia). In: Atención y Procesamiento (Ed. Miralles, J. L.). Fundación Universidad-Empresa, Valencia: Spain (2005)

Schönfelder, S.; Kanske, P.; Wessa, M.: Electrophysiological evidence for emotion regulation abnormalities in euthymic bipolar disorder. In Abstracts for the Fifty-Third Annual Meeting of the Society for Psychophysiological Research, p. S102 - S102. 53rd Annual Meeting of the Society for Psychophysiological Research , Florence, Italy, October 02, 2013 - October 06, 2013. (2013)

Kanske, P.; Heissler, J.; Forneck, J.; Schönfelder, S.; Wessa, M.: Impaired regulation of emotion: evidence for a vulnerability marker of bipolar disorder. In Abstracts of the 10th International Conference on Bipolar Disorder, 13–16 June, 2013, Miami Beach, FL, USA, p. 129 - 129. (2013)

Kollmann, B.; Linke, J.; Forneck, J.; Schönfelder, S.; Kanske, P.; Wessa, M.: Impulsivity as vulnerability marker for bipolar disorder. In Abstracts of the 10th International Conference on Bipolar Disorder, 13–16 June, 2013, Miami Beach, FL, USA, pp. 88 - 89. (2013)

Schönfelder, S.; Kanske, P.; Wessa, M.: Temporal dynamics of deficient emotion regulation in bipolar disorder: An ERP study. In Abstracts of the 10th International Conference on Bipolar Disorder, 13–16 June, 2013, Miami Beach, FL, USA, p. 122 - 122. (2013)

Kanske, P.; Kotz, S. A.: Emotionale Wörter beeinflussen die Kontrolle von Aufmerksamkeit: EKP – und fMRT-Evidenz. In 35. Arbeitstagung Psychophysiologie und Methodik, pp. 151 - 152. (2009)

Kanske, P.; Kotz, S. A.: Emotional influences on executive attentional control in subclinical anxiety and depression. In Journal of Clinical EEG & Neuroscience, 4 (3), p. 216. (2009)

Kanske, P.; Kotz, S. A.: Auditory emotional signals trigger executive control of attention. In Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, Supplement, p. S87. (2008)