Chobok Kim

Postdoctoral Scholar

I earned my Ph.D. in 2009 from the Department of Psychology in Dr. Jim Kroger's lab at New Mexico State University.  My dissertation focused on the prefrontal cortex function in cognitive control using fMRI.  I am a postdoctoral scholar in the CNL. I am conducting fMRI studies on cognitive control in young and older subjects.

Publications:

Kim C, Johnson NF, Cilles SE, & Gold BT (2011).  Common and distinct mechanisms of cognitive flexibility in prefrontal cortex.  The Journal

              of Neuroscience 31:  4771-4779.

Kim C, Cilles SE, Johnson NF, & Gold BT (in press).  Domain general and domain preferential brain regions associated with different types of

             task switching: A meta-analysis.  Human Brain Mapping.

Kim C, Chung C, and Kim J  (in press).  Multiple cognitive control mechanisms associated with the nature of conflict.  Neuroscience Letters.

Kim C, Kroger JK, & Kim J  (in press).  A functional dissociation of conflict processing within anterior cingulate cortex.  

             Human Brain Mapping.

Kim J & Kim C (2007).  Hysteresis and BOLD change in face categorization.  The Korean Journal of Experimental Psychology 19:  39-51.

Min YK, Kim C, & Chung CW (2006).  The age-related differences in working  memory and moderate effects of state anxiety and 

             cognitive interference.  Journal of the Korean Data Analysis Society 8:  1161-1173.

Seo CW, Chun HJ, Kim C, & Min YK (2006).  Effects of working memory loads on spatial Stroop effects.  Journal of the Korean Data 

             Analysis Society 8:  1175-1188.

Min YK & Kim C (2005).  Effects of visual and executive working memory loads on Stroop effects.  Journal of the Korean Data Analysis Society

             7:  2257-2272.

Kim J, Kim C, Jeon H, & Moon SS (2005).  Face and object recognition by an expert learning process.  The Korean Journal of Experimental

             Psychology 17:  343-362.

Yoo G, Seo CW, & Kim C.  (2005).  The effect of event-based prospective memory on the performance on ongoing task:  an fMRI study.  The

             Korean Journal of Experimental Psychology  17:  35-49.

Kim C, Seo CW, & Min YK (2004).  Effects of loads on visual working memory and central executive on efficiency and reaction time of visual 

             search:  the possibility of existence of episodic buffer.  The Korean Journal of Experimental Psychology 16:  93-109.

Kim J, Kim C, Wilson HR, & Wilkinson F (2004).  Selective activation of human brain areas to global contour-local feature information in face

             recognition:  an fMRI study.  The Korean Journal of Experimental Psychology 16:  337-352.

Kim J & Kim C (2003).  The radial frequency information in the underlying brain mechanisms of the face recognition.  The Korean Journal of

             Experimental Psychology 15:  561-577.

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