james kryklywy

my research focuses on the interactions between sensation, perception and emotion. in this work, i investigate features of our environments that allows the attribution of emotional meaning (affect) to objects and events, and how these features impact our experience the world.

i use a combination of techniques (fmri, psychophysical recording, behavioural measures, etc.), which enable me to probe how multi-sensory sources of emotional information are represented in the brain, and how they influence physiological responding and behaviour.

i am currently looking to recruit both undergraduate researchers and graduate 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 (masters-level) to begin fall 2023.

select publications

kryklywy, j.h., ehlers, m.e., beukers, a.o., moore, s., todd, r.m., & anderson, a.k. (2022). decomposing neural representational patterns of discriminatory and hedonic information during somatosensory stimulation. eneuro, 10 (1).

kryklywy, j.h., lu, a., roberts, k.h., rowan, m., & todd, r.m. (2022) lateralization of autonomic output in response to limb-specific threat. eneuro, 9 (5)

kryklywy, j.h., dudarev, v. & todd, r.m. (2021). sense and timing: localizing objects during emotional distraction. journal of experimental psychology: human perception and performance. 47(8), 1113-1131.

kryklywy, j.h., ehlers, m.r., anderson, a.k. & todd, r.m. (2020). from architecture to evolution: multisensory evidence of decentralized emotion. trends in cognitive science, 24(11), 916-921.

kryklywy, j.h., macpherson, e.a. & mitchell, d.g.v. (2018). decoding auditory spatial and emotional information using multivariate versus univariate techniques. experimental brain research, 236 (4), 945-953.

kryklywy, j.h. & mitchell, d.g.v. (2014). emotion modulates allocentric but not egocentric stimulus localization: implications for dual visual systems perspectives. experimental brain research, 232, 3719-1726.