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Kaylie Carbine

California State University--Dominguez Hills

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Department Of Information Technology

NoneKaylie Carbine is currently serving as a Information Technology faculty at California State University--Dominguez Hills.

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California State University--Dominguez Hills

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neuroscience behavioral sciences health sciences psychology experimental psychology neurophysiology electrophysiology neuroimaging food-related inhibitory control behavioral neuroscience neuropsychology adolescent health psychophysics event-related potential health psychology cognitive electrophysiology brain imaging brain science appetite control exercise science event-related potentials psychoneuroendocrinology nutritional neuroscience food images systematic review exercise intensity psychological science neuropsychological rehabilitation applied cognitive psychology benchmark studies adolescent psychology brain function neural science obesity management human cognition performance monitoring test-retest reliability erp reliability analysis generalizability theory evidential value cognitive control response inhibition educational assessment behavioral research applied psychology applied developmental psychology child psychology mammalian biology affective neuroscience neuroscience of aging neurodevelopmental disorders neuroethics human decision process behavioural process reproducible research brain mapping physiological research reliability analysis behavior analysis behavioural psychology randomized controlled trials health prevention cognitive rehabilitation cognitive ergonomics white matter experimental analysis neuronal networks neural mechanisms neural interfaces behavioral neuroendocrinology psychometrics child health sample sizes statistical power sample size calculations human electrophysiology

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A Longitudinal Study of Inter-Hemispheric Transfer Time Across the Corpus Callosum in Adults Following Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (Mtbi): Evidence From Event-Related Potentials (Erp) and Diffusion Tensor Imaging (Dti).. PubMed (2026)

neurologyneuroradiologybrain injuryneuroimagingneuropsychological rehabilitationneurosciencediffusion tensor imaginghead trauma rehabilitationevent-related potentialslongitudinal studyneuroimaging biomarkersbrain imaging

A Registered Report of Preregistration Practices in Studies of Electroencephalogram (Eeg) and Event-Related Potentials (Erps): A First Look at Accessibility, Adherence, Transparency, and Selection Bias. Cortex (2025)

Peter E ClaysonKaylie A CarbineJohn L ShufordJulia B McDonaldMichael J Larson

brain organizationaffective neurosciencepreregistration (science)neurodevelopmental disorderscognitive electrophysiologyhuman brainbehavioral neurosciencepreregistration practicesneuroscienceaccessibilityelectrophysiological evaluationpsychologyeeg signal processingneuropsychological rehabilitationneuroscience of agingevent-related potentialsneuroethicscognitive neuroscienceelectrophysiologyperformance studies

Charting the Psychophysiological Multiverse: Transparent Decisions From Theory to Inference. International Journal of Psychophysiology (2025)

applied cognitive psychologyhuman decision processtransparent decisionscognitioncognitive sciencepredictive codingpsychologypsychophysicsbehavioural processhuman cognitionpsychological sciencebehavioral sciencesexperimental psychology

metabolismhealth sciencespublic health nutritionappetite controlnutritionclinical nutritionpublic healthbehavioral nutritionevent related potentialmultiverse analysispoor predictorsdietary therapybehavior change (public health)

A Multiverse Analysis on the Relationship Between Inhibitory Control and Caloric and Carbohydrate Intake: An Event-Related Potential (Erp) Study. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Kaylie A. CarbineJames D. LeCheminantMichael J. Larson

inhibitory controlappetite controlhealth sciencescarbohydrate intakemultiverse analysisevent-related potential

Does Intensity Matter? a Randomized Crossover Study of the Role of Acute Exercise Intensity on Cognitive Performance and Motor Speed and Accuracy. Progress in brain research (2024)

Michael J. LarsonAlexandra M. MuirReilly O. ReidKaylie A. CarbineHarrison MarshHunter LaCoutureChance McCutcheonBruce W. Bailey

health sciencesexercise physiologyneurosciencebrain scienceintensity matteracute exercise intensityhuman performancemotor speedcognitive performancebehavioral sciences

The Impact of Exercise on Food-Related Inhibitory Control— Do Calories, Time of Day, and Bmi Matter? Evidence From an Event-Related Potential (Erp) Study. Appetite (2024)

Kaylie A. CarbineJames D. LeCheminantTracy A. KelleyAnita Kapila-RamirezKyle HillTravis MastersonEdward ChristensenMichael J. Larson

event-related potentialappetite controlhealth sciencesexercise physiologyfood-related inhibitory controlexercise science

53 Does the Corpus Callosum Recover From Concussion? Longitudinal Evidence From a Diffusion Tensor Imaging Study. Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society (2023)

Jennifer AldanaKaylie A CarbineAlexandra M MuirAriana Hedges-MuncyErin D BiglerMichael J Larson

neurologytraumaconcussionneuroimagingneurosciencecognitive sciencebrain sciencelongitudinal evidencecognitive neuroscienceneuropsychology

Whitney D. AllenKaylie A. CarbineColter K. ClaytonJames D. LeCheminantMichael J. Larson

food-specific inhibitory controlgeriatricshealthy agingneurosciencepsychologybehavioral evidenceage-related differenceselectrophysiologybehavioral sciences

Testing the Relationship Between Inhibitory Control and Soda Consumption: An Event-Related Potential (Erp) Study. Appetite (2022)

Hänel W. EberlyKaylie A. CarbineJames D. LeCheminantMichael J. Larson

soda consumptionevent-related potentialinhibitory controlneurosciencepsychologybehavioral sciencesexperimental psychology

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Kaylie Carbine

California State University--Dominguez Hills

Affiliations

Department Of Information Technology

NoneKaylie Carbine is currently serving as a Information Technology faculty at California State University--Dominguez Hills.

Honors

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Experiences

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Kaylie Carbine

California State University--Dominguez Hills

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Peter E ClaysonKaylie A CarbineJohn L ShufordJulia B McDonaldMichael J Larson

Charting the Psychophysiological Multiverse: Transparent Decisions From Theory to Inference. International Journal of Psychophysiology (2025)

A Multiverse Analysis on the Relationship Between Inhibitory Control and Caloric and Carbohydrate Intake: An Event-Related Potential (Erp) Study. SSRN Electronic Journal (2024)

Kaylie A. CarbineJames D. LeCheminantMichael J. Larson

inhibitory controlappetite controlhealth sciencescarbohydrate intakemultiverse analysisevent-related potential

Does Intensity Matter? a Randomized Crossover Study of the Role of Acute Exercise Intensity on Cognitive Performance and Motor Speed and Accuracy. Progress in brain research (2024)

Michael J. LarsonAlexandra M. MuirReilly O. ReidKaylie A. CarbineHarrison MarshHunter LaCoutureChance McCutcheonBruce W. Bailey

health sciencesexercise physiologyneurosciencebrain scienceintensity matteracute exercise intensityhuman performancemotor speedcognitive performancebehavioral sciences

The Impact of Exercise on Food-Related Inhibitory Control— Do Calories, Time of Day, and Bmi Matter? Evidence From an Event-Related Potential (Erp) Study. Appetite (2024)

Kaylie A. CarbineJames D. LeCheminantTracy A. KelleyAnita Kapila-RamirezKyle HillTravis MastersonEdward ChristensenMichael J. Larson

event-related potentialappetite controlhealth sciencesexercise physiologyfood-related inhibitory controlexercise science

53 Does the Corpus Callosum Recover From Concussion? Longitudinal Evidence From a Diffusion Tensor Imaging Study. Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society (2023)

Jennifer AldanaKaylie A CarbineAlexandra M MuirAriana Hedges-MuncyErin D BiglerMichael J Larson

neurologytraumaconcussionneuroimagingneurosciencecognitive sciencebrain sciencelongitudinal evidencecognitive neuroscienceneuropsychology

Whitney D. AllenKaylie A. CarbineColter K. ClaytonJames D. LeCheminantMichael J. Larson

food-specific inhibitory controlgeriatricshealthy agingneurosciencepsychologybehavioral evidenceage-related differenceselectrophysiologybehavioral sciences

Testing the Relationship Between Inhibitory Control and Soda Consumption: An Event-Related Potential (Erp) Study. Appetite (2022)

Hänel W. EberlyKaylie A. CarbineJames D. LeCheminantMichael J. Larson

soda consumptionevent-related potentialinhibitory controlneurosciencepsychologybehavioral sciencesexperimental psychology

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