Publications of Victor I. Spoormaker

Leuchs, L.; Schneider, M.; Spoormaker, V. I.: Measuring the conditioned response: A comparison of pupillometry, skin conductance, and startle electromyography. PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY 56 (1), e13283 (2019)

Rattel, J. A.; Miedl, S. F.; Franke, L. K.; Gruenberger, L. M.; Blechert, J.; Kronbichler, M.; Spoormaker, V. I.; Wilhelm, F. H.: Peritraumatic Neural Processing and Intrusive Memories: The Role of Lifetime Adversity. BIOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY-COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE AND NEUROIMAGING 4 (4), pp. 381 - 389 (2019)

Yetton, B. D.; Cai, D. J.; Spoormaker, V. I.; Silva, A. J.; Mednick, S. C.: Human Memories Can Be Linked by Temporal Proximity. FRONTIERS IN HUMAN NEUROSCIENCE 13, 315 (2019)

Baird, B.; Erlacher, D.; Czisch, M.; Spoormaker, V. I.; Dresler, M.: Consciousness and Meta-Consciousness During Sleep. In: HANDBOOK OF SLEEP RESEARCH, VOL 30, pp. 283 - 295. (2019)

Blaskovich, B.; Neumayer, H.; Manafis, A.; Poehlchen, D.; Binder, F. P.; Spoormaker, V. I.: Headband EEG in a mixed psychiatric sample: Home-based objective measurement of potential trans diagnostic sleep disruption. In JOURNAL OF SLEEP RESEARCH, 31. 26th Conference of the European-Sleep-Research-Society (ESRS), Athens, GREECE, September 27, 2022 - September 30, 2022. (2022)

Neumayer, H.; Manafis, A.; Poehlchen, D.; Binder, F. P.; Blaskovich, B.; Spoormaker, V. I.: Headband EEG in a mixed psychiatric sample: quality, feasibility and time/night effects. In JOURNAL OF SLEEP RESEARCH, 31. 26th Conference of the European-Sleep-Research-Society (ESRS), Athens, GREECE, September 27, 2022 - September 30, 2022. (2022)

Fietz, J.; Pöhlchen, D.; Brueckl, T. M.; Padberg, F.; Binder, E. B.; Czisch, M.; Saemann, P.; Spoormaker, V. I.: Patient stratification based on pupillometric response profiles and its brain correlates in affective and anxiety disorders. In JOURNAL OF NEURAL TRANSMISSION, 128 (11), p. 1773 - 1773. (2021)

Elbau, I. G.; Binder, E. B.; Spoormaker, V. I.: Symptoms are not the solution but the problem: Why psychiatric research should focus on processes rather than symptoms. BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 42, e7 (2019)