Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Working memory training in adolescents decreases laboratory risk taking in the presence of peers,2017,1,4,513-525,Steinberg
Mind-reading or misleading? Assessing direct-to-consumer electroencephalography (EEG) devices marketed for wellness and their ethical and regulatory implications,2019,3,1,131-137,Wexler
Improving methodological standards in behavioral interventions for cognitive enhancement,2019,3,1,2-29,Ball
Without blinking an eye: proactive motor control enhancement,2018,2,1,97-105,Lavidor
Associations between short and long bouts of physical activity with executive function in older adults,2018,2,2,137-145,Jakicic
A large-scale reanalysis of childhood fitness and inhibitory control,2018,2,2,170-192,Kramer
Effects of caffeine administration on reaction time attention and inhibitory control in children and adolescents,2018,2,3,276-286,Ziegler
How brain stimulation techniques can affect moral and social behaviour,2018,2,4,335-347,Ferrucci
Would the use of safe cost-effective tDCS tackle rather than cause unfairness in sports?,2018,2,4,377-387,Imperatori
The dual application of neurofeedback technique and the blurred lines between the mental the social and the moral,2018,2,4,397-403,Tachibana
Cognitive enhancement and the threat of inequality,2018,2,4,404-410,Veit