Event-related potential amplitude
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 ...N200 amplitude, therefore, is seen as a function of neuronal activity required for ‘‘response inhibition’’ in these tasks (Sasaki & ...
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An Event-Related Potential Study of Attention and Recognition Memory in Infants With Iron-Deficiency Anemia
... NC amplitude to mother at the younger age, as seen in our study, may reflect the greater salience or importance of the mother as an attachment figure at that point in ...
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Differences in Event Related Potential Responses to Japanese Onomatopoeias and Common Words
... In this study, in order to investigate differences in the temporal aspects of cognitive processing, we obtained ERP responses to onomatopoeias and common words that were heard by the study participants. First, we con- ...
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Event related potential effects of object repetition depend on attention and part whole configuration
... Schendan and Kutas (2003) found form- or image-specific ERP repetition effects, sensitive to changes in object view, as an index of early visuoperceptual categorization. The effect was reported as enhanced positive mean ...
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The Effect of Emotional Conflict on Attention Allocation: An Event Related Potential Study
... the amplitude in the incongruent emotional arousal state ( ...stronger amplitude than that in the congruent state, but the cue invalid condition will facilitate the ampli- tude of the ...
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Effects of etizolam and ethyl loflazepate on the P300 event-related potential in healthy subjects
... the event-related poten- tial (ERP), P300, may be useful [6], as well as neuropsy- chological ...P300 amplitude and prolongation in P300 latency ...
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Behavioral inhibition in female college students with schizotypal traits: An event related potential study
... NoGo-N2 amplitude elicited at the frontal site was significantly associated with schizotypal ...N2 amplitude is larger in the NoGo condi- tion, which requires response inhibition and detection of response ...
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Auditory Development Between 7 and 11 Years: An Event-Related Potential (ERP) Study
... In the introduction, we considered different models of age- related change in the ERP. These results suggest that, over the age range considered here, the stability model fits activity at temporal electrodes, ...
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Hypervigilance and Disengagement Difficulties in Spider Fear: An Event Related Potential Study
... P1 amplitude for valid-spider cued targets compared to cow cued targets was observed in the low fear ...P1 amplitude to targets following spider ...P1 amplitude observed in the control group could be ...
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Nicotine enhances an auditory Event Related Potential component which is inversely related to habituation
... Subsequent processing and analyses were performed offline. Data were digitally filtered with a bandpass of 1-50 Hz. A high pass-filter of 1 Hz was used in order to exclude any slow direct current shifts, while a low ...
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Sensitivity to structure in action sequences:an infant event related potential study
... Nc amplitude that was greater in response to the unanticipated action step, whereas in Reid et ...Nc amplitude was greater in response to the anticipated action ...
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The effects of cortisol administration on approach-avoidance behavior: An event-related potential study.
... Increased amplitudes of early as well as late positive ERP components have been interpreted as reflecting increased allocation of processing resources to motivationally significant input (Eimer et al., 2003; Nieuwenhuis ...
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Effect of empathy trait on attention to faces: an event-related potential (ERP) study
... greater amplitude of the LPP in response to faces, but not in response to flowers, reflecting enhanced attention only to stimuli containing human figures among individuals with higher ...
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Cognitive impairment in generalized anxiety disorder revealed by event-related potential N270
... score were computed across all the subjects. In the task- relevant mismatch condition, there was a significant positive correlation between scores on all three scales with the N270 amplitude at electrode F3 only: ...
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Cognitive deficits following exposure to pneumococcal meningitis: an event related potential study
... Offline analyses of auditory data were collected using a 700 ms recording epoch with a 200 ms pre-stimulus baseline while the visual data had a 1500 ms recording epoch and a 200 ms baseline. EEG data were low-pass ...
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Event related potential correlates of recollection and familiarity
... M any researchers have speculated with regard with the possible neural generators o f the parietal old/new effect, drawing from haemodynamic and neuropsychological studies o f recognition memory. One must exercise ...
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Verbal Learning and Memory in Cannabis and Alcohol Users: An Event Related Potential Investigation
... The EEG was filtered with a bandpass from 0.1 Hz (down 12 dB/octave) to 24 Hz (down 24 dB/octave, zero phase shift), and then corrected for eye movements using NeuroScan’s inbuilt procedure (Semlitsch et al., 1986). ...
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Evaluation of Empirical Mode Decomposition for Event-Related Potential Analysis
... signal related to processing of a stimulus [1]. The amplitude of ERP is usually much lower than that of the background EEG and is hard to visualise at the level of single ...in amplitude and/or ...
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Event Related Potential Effects Associated with Insight Problem Solving in a Chinese Logogriph Task
... A negative ERP deflection (N300-500) was evoked in the time window between 300 ms and 500 ms. Based in visual ins- pection of the results and results in early studies (Mai et al., 2004; Qiu et al., 2006), the following ...
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The beneficial effect of testing: An event-related potential study
... on amplitude normalized mean values to ensure that any differences in scalp topography between the two conditions do not result from amplitude differences (McCarthy and Wood, ...
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