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Toward process-level decoding of cognition with cross-domain transfer
Higher-order cognition emerges from the interaction of multiple cognitive processes (e.g., perception, attention, inhibition). Yet, these processes remain difficult to measure during ongoing task performance. Traditionally, researchers have studied each cognitive domain in isolation. In contrast, em
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