Stephanie Kane
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Also affiliated: Charles River Laboratories (Netherlands) (2015); Charles River Analytics (United States) (2015–2021)
Formerly Arkansas Affiliated with University of Arkansas through 2021; recent publications list Washington State University.
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Stephanie Kane's research investigates the intersection of brain function, emotions, and creativity, often employing neuroimaging techniques like magnetic resonance imaging and electroencephalography. Her work has explored how individuals perceive and respond to complex patterns, such as fractal art, and how these responses relate to neural activity. Kane has also examined the influence of psychological states, like mindfulness and affect, on creative processes and willpower. Her publications include studies on neural responses predicting postpartum depression and anxiety in mothers, and the role of creativity in emotional regulation. She has also contributed to scholarship on artificial intelligence in planning and personalized learning.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 23
- Citations: 45
Selected Publications
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A brief online mindfulness induction improves creative art-making (2023)
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Parametric Cortical Representations of Complexity and Preference for Artistic and Computer-Generated Fractal Patterns Revealed by Single-Trial EEG Power Spectral Analysis (2021)
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Mothers’ neural response to valenced infant interactions predicts postpartum depression and anxiety (2021)
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- Parametric Cortical Representations of Complexity and Preference for Artistic and Computer-Generated Fractal Patterns Revealed by Single-Trial EEG Power Spectral Analysis
- A brief online mindfulness induction improves creative art-making
- Mothers’ neural response to valenced infant interactions predicts postpartum depression and anxiety
- Mothers’ neural response to valenced infant interactions predicts postpartum depression and anxiety
- Mothers’ neural response to valenced infant interactions predicts postpartum depression and anxiety
- Parametric Cortical Representations of Complexity and Preference for Artistic and Computer-Generated Fractal Patterns Revealed by Single-Trial EEG Power Spectral Analysis
- Parametric Cortical Representations of Complexity and Preference for Artistic and Computer-Generated Fractal Patterns Revealed by Single-Trial EEG Power Spectral Analysis
- Parametric Cortical Representations of Complexity and Preference for Artistic and Computer-Generated Fractal Patterns Revealed by Single-Trial EEG Power Spectral Analysis
- A brief online mindfulness induction improves creative art-making
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