event-related brain potential
Bilingual language control: An event-related brain potential study
... pattern reversed for the mixed language conditions. For non- switch and switch trials alike, naming latencies were faster in L2 than in L1. Noteworthy is that this effect of language mixing mainly had an impact on the ...
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Attention allocation to attachment-related and general emotional words: An event-related brain potential investigation of the effects of attachment-style and relationship status
... Research has shown that attachment style and emotion interact in the context of attention, but the nature of the interactions have been mixed. For example, research using the emotional Stroop task to track reaction times ...
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The recollection component of recognition memory as a function of response confidence: an event-related brain potential study
... Remember responses represent conservative yes responses and that recognition estimates such as d’ or A’ (which adjust hit rates for false alarm rates) are bias, or criterion, free (see Snodgrass & Corwin, 1988). ...
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Event-related brain potential and postural muscle activity during standing on an oscillating table while the knee, hip, and trunk are fixed
... ERP waveforms showed the same pattern as in our previous study [11], regardless of the fixation condition. In the averaged waveform of EOG, the changes in EOG amplitude were extremely small, indicating that few movements ...
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Insights into cognitive decline in spinocerebellar Ataxia type 2: a P300 event-related brain potential study
... the event-related evoked potentials (ERP) have become in useful tools as electroencephalographic (EEG)-based methods for studying the brain’s synaptic function dur- ing cognitive processes in these diseases ...
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Does visual working memory represent the predicted locations of future target objects? An event related brain potential study
... directly related to differences in working memory maintenance, but instead to differences in the subsequent attentional processing of test stimulus ...directly related to working memory ...
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Event-related brain potential studies of gist-based source memory errors
... is related to a specific psychological ...then related to the cognitive process that is thought to differ between the experimental ...contributing brain structures must form a homogeneous functional ...
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The influence of semantic and phonological factors on syntactic decisions: An event-related brain potential study
... a potential response is withhold, as it is the case in go/no-go ...is related to response inhibition (see also Geczy, Czigler, & Balazs, 1999; Kopp, Rist, & Mattler, ...
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Motor and Nonmotor Components of Event Brain Potential in Preparation of Motor Response
... readiness potential (RP), and contingent negative variation (CNV) were recorded to verify the hypothesis that the CNV late wave is the sum of the RP and the ...be related to attentional ...
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Effect of Islamic fasting on visualattention by event-related potential analysis
... the potential of Islamic fasting on changing spatial attention through the application of food images as ...of brain activities under such condition as mentioned above since none has been ...
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Towards the improvement of event related potential techniques in developmental populations
... The combination of eye tracking and EEG within one experiment has increased in recent years, especially in adult research, as both knowledge and technology have evolved. Simultaneous recordings of eye tracking and EEG ...
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Cortical excitability correlates with the event related desynchronization during brain computer interface control
... However, our finding that the provision of our visual feed- back to participants does not act to modulate corticospinal excitability during motor control has potential implications for the field of ...
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The effects of cortisol administration on approach-avoidance behavior: An event-related potential study.
... ground electrode was located at Fpz. EEG impedances were kept below 5 kV. The EEG and EOG signals were digitized at 500 Hz. Signals were processed off-line using Brain Vision Analyzer software (version 1.05, ...
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Effect of empathy trait on attention to faces: an event-related potential (ERP) study
... The relationship between empathy trait and LPP can also be explained from the interaction of bottom-up and top-down processing in empathic responses. Empathy is influenced by both automatic unconscious bottom-up ...
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Cognitive deficits following exposure to pneumococcal meningitis: an event related potential study
... Children who were 5 years-old or younger had electro- des individually positioned at the midline brain locations (i.e. Fz, FCz, Cz and Pz) as well as A1, A2, HEOG, VEOG and Fpz using the international 10-20 system ...
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Verbal Learning and Memory in Cannabis and Alcohol Users: An Event Related Potential Investigation
... studying brain function to identify subtle or underlying processes, only two papers have examined ERPs in the RAVLT (Babiloni et ...examined event-related synchronization in the theta band for words ...
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Working Memory and Falls Risk in Older Adults: An Event-Related Potential Study
... specific brain structures are involved. This is a limitation because brain structures can be used to infer different types of cognitive and physical functions as suggested from previous studies, and because ...
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Measuring attentional allocation : what is the appropriate baseline? An event-related potential study
... EEG data was analyzed with Brain Vision Analyzer. A lowpass filter of 30 Hz was applied to the data. To be able to make adequate analysis, trials without eye movements were used to be able to conclude, that ...
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The beneficial effect of testing: An event-related potential study
... period brain activity was ...3. Brain activity locked to remembered items is usually then contrasted with forgotten items in order to capture subsequent memory effects (SMEs) and determine whether they ...
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Differences in Event Related Potential Responses to Japanese Onomatopoeias and Common Words
... In addition, the cognitive processing of onomatopoeias varies from that of common words. Hashimoto et al. (2006) measured responses to animal cries, the human voice pronouncing animal names, and onomatopoeic cries using ...
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