Corey N. White
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Corey N. White's research focuses on cognitive processes, particularly decision-making and reaction time tasks, and their relationship to various health and behavioral outcomes. His work has investigated how individual differences in cognitive function are measured and the need for improved methodologies in reaction time tasks. White has also explored the role of reward in cognitive control, examining its impact on children's inhibitory abilities, weight status, and eating behaviors. His research extends to computational modeling, revealing developmental differences in the behavioral effects of reward across adolescence.
Further contributing to the understanding of health and healthcare systems, White has published on the impacts of obstetric unit closures on health outcomes. His research group also works on planning experimental tasks for evidence accumulation modeling, with recent publications addressing this topic. White holds a high-impact researcher designation, evidenced by his h-index of 23 and over 2,400 citations across 66 publications. He collaborates with Rami Mohammed Alroobi from Southern Arkansas University, with whom he shares one publication.
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- h-index: 23
- Publications: 66
- Citations: 2,411
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Partially Guided Reinforcement Learning Approach of Reward Adjustment for Dissecting Networks (2025)
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- Partially Guided Reinforcement Learning Approach of Reward Adjustment for Dissecting Networks
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