Anchor effects in decision making can be reduced by the interaction between goal monitoring and the level of the decision maker's executive functions. - Johannes Schiebener; Elisa Wegmann; Mirko Pawlikowski; Matthias Brand (Cogn. Process., 2012)

Self-reported strategies in decisions under risk: role of feedback, reasoning abilities, executive functions, short-term-memory, and working memory. - Johannes Schiebener; Matthias Brand (Cogn. Process., 2015)

One executive function never comes alone: monitoring and its relation to working memory, reasoning, and different executive functions. - Bettina Gathmann; Matthias Brand; Johannes Schiebener (Cogn. Process., 2017)

Risk approximation in decision making: approximative numeric abilities predict advantageous decisions under objective risk. - Silke M. Müller; Johannes Schiebener; Margarete Delazer; Matthias Brand (Cogn. Process., 2018)

Decision-making, cognitive functions, impulsivity, and media multitasking expectancies in high versus low media multitaskers. - Silke M. Müller; Johannes Schiebener; Matthias Brand; Magnus Liebherr (Cogn. Process., 2021)