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... Cognitive neuroscience promotes the idea that each aspect of consciousness corresponds to a particular pattern of neural activities. However, it is hard to imagine that colors and sounds are such patterns. What is it in ... See full document

... Evoked potentials (EPs) constitute an event related activity which occurs as an electrical response from the brain to various types of sensory stimulation of nervous ...disorders ... See full document

... after stimulus presentation. This wave is related to perceptual information processing in extrastriate visual regions (Allison, Puce, Spencer, & McCarthy, 1999; Hillyard, Mangun, Woldorff, & ... See full document

... pain processing on the headache ...the related intracranial structure,hypothalamus as a part of a supraspinal network involved in the descending con- trol of pain was payed close attention for all ... See full document

... This has led many researchers to conclude that there exists two separate inhibitory cueing mechanisms (discussed further in Section 1.2): (1) inhibition that is generated along input pathways (sensory/perceptual) that ... See full document

... the processing of stimuli presented close to the target location not only in the visual modality ...attentional processing when gaze and spatial attention are independently manipulated, as observed ... See full document

... produce stimulus sentences whose temporal properties were precisely controlled to the millisecond, this effort might be superfluous for investigating sentence pro- ...potential effects in auditory sentence ... See full document

... the brain on the basis of their contribution to the meaning of a ...closely related concepts are only a ...semantically related concepts with which they may be ... See full document

... reward processing may be evident at specific processing stages or for particular kinds of information, possibilities not evaluated by this ...atypical brain activity during reward anticipation ... See full document

... Event-related potentials (ERPs) are small brain potentials within the spontaneous electrical activity of the brain, which are time-locked to the occurrence of concrete events ... See full document

... information processing time and enhancement of activity in the sensory cortex are useful for those per- ...Information processing induced by visual, auditory and somatosensory stimuli has been examined ... See full document

... functional effects in 3M ...chemosensory event-related potentials (CSERP) and power spectra calculated by electroencephalogram (EEG) signals recorded in 3M infants: two twins (3M-N) and an ... See full document

... late processing stages in models such as Bar et ...after stimulus onset as a clear peak in the lower gamma frequency range (30–40 ...low-level stimulus properties such as complexity [15] and size ... See full document

... In particular, these studies provide new behavioural and neural ERP; event related potentials evidence showing that: i crossmodal interactions enhance tactile processing when task-irrele[r] ... See full document

... the brain with up to four Teflon-coated platinum fine-wire electrodes (diameter ...the brain surface, avoiding injury to the dorsal blood vessel and cranial muscles, as described previously (Hernández et ... See full document

... Such translation, however, may require tasks that are more complex and entail slower rates for communicating commands. Furthermore, a general issue with motor im- agery based BCIs is that for many participants SMR-BCIs ... See full document

... reward processing [(win PG > lose PG) > (win OG > lose OG)] yielded three activation foci seeded as RS (RS 1: right su- perior frontal gyrus, RS 2: left superior parietal lobe, RS 3: left anterior ... See full document

... We also found that early ERP components responded somewhat differently to HSF and LSF but did not differ across tasks, and there were no early interactions between task and spatial frequency. In the P1, there were ... See full document

... The Brain Vision EEG recordings were obtained from electrodes held in place by means of an elastic cap (Easy Cap, Brain Vision, Morrisville, NC, USA) adhering to the ten-twenty system of measurements [11] ... See full document

... Models with word embeddings do not differ much from the models containing only frequency, surprisal, and semantic distance, with the biggest difference around 300ms post word onset. This might indicate an effect in the ... See full document