publicationList

<p><b>In preparation</b></p>

  		<p>Day2day: Investigating daily variability of magnetic resonance imaging measures over half a year. <b>Elisa Filevich*</b>, Nina Lisofsky*, Maxi Becker, Oisin Butler, Martyna Lochstet, Johan Martensson, Elisabeth Wenger, Ulman Lindenberger, Simone Kühn</p>
  		
  		<p>Within- vs. between-subject variability in structural magnetic resonance imaging measures. <b>Elisa Filevich</b>, Nina Lisofsky, Maxi Becker, Oisin Butler, Martyna Lochstet, Johan Martensson, Elisabeth Wenger, Christine Tardiff, Pierre-Louis Bazin, Ulman Lindenberger and Simone Kühn. </p>
  		
  		<p>Seeing double: Exploring the phenomenology of self-reported absence of rivalry in bistable pictures, <b>Elisa Filevich</b>, Maxi Becker, Yuan-hao Wu and Simone Kühn</p>
  		
  		<p>Behavioural, modeling, and electrophysiological evidence for domain-generality in human metacognition. Nathan Faivre, <b>Elisa Filevich</b>, Guillermo Solovey, Simone Kühn, Olaf Blanke</p>
  		
  		<p>Metacognition of own facial expressions. <b>Elisa Filevich</b>, Simone Kühn, Julius Verrel</p>
  		
  		<p>Within -Person Adaptivity in Frugal Judgments from Memory. <b>Elisa Filevich</b>, Simone Kühn and Sebastian Horn</p>


  		<p><b>Peer-reviewed</b></p>

  		<p>Klock, L., <b>Filevich, E.</b>, Voss, M, Moritz, S., Stoll, L., Bächle, J, Giemsa P., Fuchs, M., Schoofs, N., Kathmann, N., Montag, C., Gallinat, J., Kühn, S. “Metacognition in Schizophrenia: Introspective Accuracy, Confidence Bias, Illness Insight and its Neuroanatomical Basis” Schizophrenia Bulletin, Submitted</p>

  		<p>Lange, K., Kühn, S., <b>Filevich, E.</b>, (2015) “Just another tool for online studies” (JATOS): An easy solution for setup and management of web servers supporting online studies. PLoS one, 2015; 10(6).</p>

  		<p><b>Filevich, E.</b>, Dresler, M., Brick, T. R., & Kühn, S. (2015). Metacognitive mechanisms underlying lucid dreaming. The Journal of Neuroscience, 35(3), 1082–1088.</p>

  		<p><b>Filevich, E.</b>, Vanneste, P., Brass, M., Fias, W., Haggard, P. Kühn, S. (2013) Brain correlates of subjective freedom of choice. Consciousness and Cognition 22 (4), 1271-1284</p>

  		<p><b>Filevich, E.</b>, & Haggard, P. (2013). Persistence of internal representations of alternative voluntary actions. Frontiers in Cognition, 4: 202.</p>

  		<p><b>Filevich, E.</b>, Kühn, S., & Haggard, P. (2013). There is no free won’t: Antecedent brain activity predicts decisions to inhibit. PLoS one, 8(2), e53053.</p>

  		<p><b>Filevich, E.</b>, Haggard, P. (2012) Grin and bear it! Neural consequences of a voluntary decision to act or inhibit action.Experimental Brain Research, 223(3), 341–351.</p>

  		<p><b>Filevich, E.</b>, Kühn, S., Haggard, P. (2012) Negative Motor Phenomena in cortical stimulation: implications for inhibitory control of human action. Cortex 48(10), 1251-1261</p>

  		<p><b>Filevich, E.</b>*, Kühn, S.*, Haggard, P. (2012). Intentional inhibition in human action: The power of “no.” Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews, 36(4), 1107–1118.</p>

  		<p>* Indicates equal contributions</p>

  		<p><b>Book chapters</b></p>

  		<p>Chambon, V. <b>Filevich, E.</b> Haggard, P. What is the human sense of agency, and is it metacognitive? (2014). In Stephen M. Fleming and Chris Frith (Eds). The cognitive neuroscience of metacognition. Springer</p>

  		<p><b>Filevich, E.</b> Haggard, P (2012). Components of voluntary action. In Hallett, M., Lang, A. E., Jankovic, J., Fahn, S., Halligan, P. W., Voon, V., & Cloninger, C. R. (Eds.). Psychogenic Movement Disorders and Other Conversion Disorders. Cambridge University Press.</p>