October 16, 2023Anna-Lena Schubert, Gidon T. Frischkorn, Kathrin Sadus et al.2 citations
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In recent years, researchers from different fields have become increasingly interested in measuring individual differences in mind wandering as a psychological trait. Although there are several questionnaires that allow for an assessment of people’s perceptions of their mind wandering experiences, they either define mind wandering in a very broad sense or do not sufficiently separate different...
bioRxiv Preprint ServerOctober 25, 2019Stefan Arnau, Christoph Löffler, Jan Rummel et al.2 citations
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Mind wandering during ongoing tasks can impede task performance and increase the risk of failure in laboratory as well as in daily-life tasks and work environments. Neurocognitive measures like the electroencephalography (EEG) offer the opportunity to assess mind wandering non-invasively without interfering with the primary task. However, the literature on electrophysiological correlates of...