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Joseph McGuire

Associate Professor

Boston University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Neuroscience

Psychological & Brain Sciences

Joseph Mcguire is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at Boston University.

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Boston University

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neuroscience cognitive neuroscience cognitive science psychology behavioral sciences systems neuroscience behavioral neuroscience vision research decision science decision theory cognitive psychology experimental psychology neuropsychology visual science neural science decision analysis voluntary persistence neuroimaging computational neuroscience affective neuroscience educational psychology brain science human cognition meta-analysis foraging visual processing subjective value valuation system coordinate-based meta-analysis psychological science behavioral decision making human decision process memory studies educational assessment psychological assessment brain imaging dynamic environments neurodynamics brain organization brain modeling human variation neuroecology predictive learning experimental decision making incremental learning choice models foresight time perception brain lesion bold fmri experiments neural correlates decision making cognitive demand human nucleus accumbens effort discounting dissociable influences cognitive control decision costs prefrontal cortex hierarchical reinforcement learning neural signature human behavior individual decision making cognition

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Notable Federal Grants

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Dynamic Estimation of the Attentional Field From Visual Cortical Activity. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Ilona M BloemLeah BakstJoseph T McGuireSam Ling

visual perceptionvisual processingvisual systemneurosciencecognitive sciencevisual sciencedynamic estimationcognitive neurosciencevisual cortical activityattentional fieldattention

Lesions to Different Regions of the Frontal Cortex Have Dissociable Effects on Voluntary Persistence in Humans. Journal of Neuroscience (2024)

Camilla van GeenYixin ChenRebecca KazinkaAvinash R. VaidyaJoseph W. KableJoseph T. McGuire

frontal cortexneurosciencevoluntary persistencedissociable effects

The Effects of Emotional Arousal on Pupil Size Depend on Luminance. Scientific Reports (2024)

Jasmine PanXuelin SunEdison ParkMarine KaufmannMichaela KlimovaJoseph T McGuireSam Ling

emotional arousalpsychologyemotions

How Does Cognitive Arousal Modulate Visuocortical Contrast Response Functions?. Journal of Vision (2023)

Sam LingLouis VinkeJoseph McGuireJasmine Pan

visual perceptionvision researchneurosciencecognitive sciencecognitive arousalcognitive neuroscience

Investigating the Interaction Between Affective Arousal and Luminance in Modulating Pupil Size. Journal of Vision (2023)

Jasmine PanMichaela KlimovaJoseph McGuireSam Ling

visual perceptionvision researchophthalmologypupil sizeaffective arousalvisual science

Lesions to Different Regions of Frontal Cortex Have Dissociable Effects on Voluntary Persistence. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Camilla van GeenYixin ChenRebecca KazinkaAvinash R. VaidyaJoseph W. KableJoseph T. McGuire

neurologyvoluntary persistenceneurosciencedissociable effectsneuroanatomysystems neurosciencebrain lesionfrontal cortex

Statistical Information About Reward Timing is Insufficient for Promoting Optimal Persistence Decisions. Cognition (2023)

Karolina M. LempertLena SchaeferDarby BreslowThomas D. PetersonJoseph W. KableJoseph T. McGuire

statisticscognitive psychologyeducational psychologycognitioncognitive sciencepsychologyoptimal persistence decisionspersistence (psychology)statistical informationhuman cognitiondecision sciencecognitive neurosciencereward timingbehavioral neuroscience

Arousal-Based Pupil Modulation is Dictated by Luminance. Scientific Reports (2022)

Jasmine PanMichaela KlímováJoseph T. McGuireSam Ling

arousal-based pupil modulationvisual perceptionvision researchophthalmologyscientific communicationneurosciencebehavioral sciences

Assessing Evidence Accumulation and Rule Learning in Humans With an Online Game. Journal of Neurophysiology (2022)

Quan DoYutong LiGary A. KaneJoseph T. McGuireBenjamin B. Scott

rule learningonline gameneurosciencecognitive sciencepsychologyevidence accumulationneurophysiologyexperimental psychology

Experience-Driven Recalibration of Learning From Surprising Events. Cognition (2022)

Leah BakstJoseph T. McGuire

cognitive psychologysurprising eventsresiliencemachine learningeducational psychologycognitioncognitive scienceneurosciencepsychologypredictive learningexperimental decision makinghuman cognitionexperience-driven recalibrationincremental learningcognitive neuroscienceexperiential learning

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Joseph McGuire

Associate Professor

Boston University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Neuroscience

Psychological & Brain Sciences

Joseph Mcguire is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Associate Professor at Boston University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Joseph McGuire

Boston University

Associate Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Dynamic Estimation of the Attentional Field From Visual Cortical Activity. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Ilona M BloemLeah BakstJoseph T McGuireSam Ling

visual perceptionvisual processingvisual systemneurosciencecognitive sciencevisual sciencedynamic estimationcognitive neurosciencevisual cortical activityattentional fieldattention

Lesions to Different Regions of the Frontal Cortex Have Dissociable Effects on Voluntary Persistence in Humans. Journal of Neuroscience (2024)

Camilla van GeenYixin ChenRebecca KazinkaAvinash R. VaidyaJoseph W. KableJoseph T. McGuire

frontal cortexneurosciencevoluntary persistencedissociable effects

The Effects of Emotional Arousal on Pupil Size Depend on Luminance. Scientific Reports (2024)

Jasmine PanXuelin SunEdison ParkMarine KaufmannMichaela KlimovaJoseph T McGuireSam Ling

emotional arousalpsychologyemotions

How Does Cognitive Arousal Modulate Visuocortical Contrast Response Functions?. Journal of Vision (2023)

Sam LingLouis VinkeJoseph McGuireJasmine Pan

visual perceptionvision researchneurosciencecognitive sciencecognitive arousalcognitive neuroscience

Investigating the Interaction Between Affective Arousal and Luminance in Modulating Pupil Size. Journal of Vision (2023)

Jasmine PanMichaela KlimovaJoseph McGuireSam Ling

visual perceptionvision researchophthalmologypupil sizeaffective arousalvisual science

Lesions to Different Regions of Frontal Cortex Have Dissociable Effects on Voluntary Persistence. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Camilla van GeenYixin ChenRebecca KazinkaAvinash R. VaidyaJoseph W. KableJoseph T. McGuire

neurologyvoluntary persistenceneurosciencedissociable effectsneuroanatomysystems neurosciencebrain lesionfrontal cortex

Statistical Information About Reward Timing is Insufficient for Promoting Optimal Persistence Decisions. Cognition (2023)

Karolina M. LempertLena SchaeferDarby BreslowThomas D. PetersonJoseph W. KableJoseph T. McGuire

Arousal-Based Pupil Modulation is Dictated by Luminance. Scientific Reports (2022)

Jasmine PanMichaela KlímováJoseph T. McGuireSam Ling

arousal-based pupil modulationvisual perceptionvision researchophthalmologyscientific communicationneurosciencebehavioral sciences

Assessing Evidence Accumulation and Rule Learning in Humans With an Online Game. Journal of Neurophysiology (2022)

Quan DoYutong LiGary A. KaneJoseph T. McGuireBenjamin B. Scott

rule learningonline gameneurosciencecognitive sciencepsychologyevidence accumulationneurophysiologyexperimental psychology

Experience-Driven Recalibration of Learning From Surprising Events. Cognition (2022)

Leah BakstJoseph T. McGuire

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