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Kristin N. Meyer

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ORCID

15

Works

1,290

Citations

6

h-index

5

i10-index

Research Topics

Neural and Behavioral Psychology Studies Neurotransmitter Receptor Influence on Behavior Functional Brain Connectivity Studies

Affiliations

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill2018–2026

Top Works

Exogenous vs. endogenous attention: Shifting the balance of fronto-parietal activity

Kristin N. Meyer,Feng Du,et al.

201848 citations

Meta-analysis and systematic reviews

Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics

Computer-based inhibitory control training in children with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD): Evidence for behavioral and neural impact

Kristin N. Meyer,Rosario M. Santillana,et al.

202042 citations

Reward history impacts attentional orienting and inhibitory control on untrained tasks

Kristin N. Meyer,Margaret A. Sheridan,et al.

202015 citations

History of conditioned reward association disrupts inhibitory control: an examination of neural correlates

Kristin N. Meyer,Juliet Y. Davidow,et al.

202010 citations

Neural Correlates of the p Factor in Adolescence: Cognitive Control With and Without Enhanced Positive Affective Demands

Anais Rodriguez-Thompson,Adam Bryant Miller,et al.

20237 citations

From learned value to sustained bias: how reward conditioning changes attentional priority

Kristin N. Meyer,Joseph B. Hopfinger,et al.

20242 citations

Computer-based inhibitory control training in children with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD): Evidence for behavioral and neural impact

Margaret A. Sheridan,Katrina Bridgman-Goines,et al.

20241 citations

Linking Adolescent Alcohol Use to Adult Behavioral Flexibility: Habitual Action-Selection and Attentional Bias

Elena M. Vidrascu,Samantha Dove,et al.

20251 citations

Exogenous vs. endogenous attention: Shifting the balance of fronto-parietal activity

Feng Du,Kristin N. Meyer,et al.

20240 citations