Methodological reporting guidelines for studies of ERPs were updated in Psychophysiology
in 2014. These guidelines facilitate the communication of key methodological parameters (…

There is increasing focus across scientific fields on adequate sample sizes to ensure non-biased
and reproducible effects. Very few studies, however, report sample size calculations or …

Daily dietary decisions have the potential to impact our physical, mental, and emotional
health. Event-related potentials (ERPs) can provide insight into cognitive processes, such as …

Obesity and maintaining a healthy diet have important implications for physical and mental
health. One factor that may influence diet and obesity is inhibitory control. We tested how N2 …

Objective Self‐reports tend to differ from objective measurements of food intake, particularly
in adults with obesity; however, no studies have examined how neural responses to food (an …

Meta-analyses suggest inhibitory control training (ICT) may be effective for reducing food
intake. However, psychological research has come under scrutiny for lack of reliability. …

Maintaining a healthy diet has important implications for physical and mental health. One
factor that may influence diet and food consumption is inhibitory control—the ability to withhold …

Obese adults have been shown to have poorer white brain matter integrity relative to normal-weight
peers, but few studies have tested whether white matter integrity is compromised in …

A cognitive intervention that may reduce weight and caloric intake is inhibitory control training
(ICT; having individuals repeatedly withhold dominant responses to unhealthy food images…

The reliability of event-related brain potential (ERP) scores depends on study context and
how those scores will be used, and reliability must be routinely evaluated. Many factors can …