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Electrophysiology of Cognition
Abstract
The sections in this article are: Event‐Related Potentials: Classification: Nomenclature: Recording Techniques: Measurement: Neural Bases of Event‐Related Potentials: Field Potentials in the Nervous System: Scalp Distribution: Depth Recordings: Event‐Related Magnetic Fields: Blood Flow and Metabolism: Clinical Applications of Event‐Related Potentials: Evaluation of Sensory Function: Applications to Neurology: Disorders of Higher Nervous Functions: Preparation and Anticipation: Movement‐Related Potentials: Contingent Negative Variation: Clinical Studies: Selective Attention: EarlyERPExperiments: Auditory Attention: Interpretation of Auditory Negative‐Difference Wave: Visual Attention: Somatosensory Attention: Question of Peripheral Sensory Gating: Attentional Channels: Multidimensional Stimulus Selection: Disorders of Attention: Overview:ERPsand Selective Attention: Cognitive Processing: Stimulus Probability and Expectancy: Signal Detection and Decision Confidence: Stimulus Relevance: Stimulus‐Evaluation Processes: Mental Chronometry: Stimulus Meaning: CognitiveERPsin Children: Aging and Dementia: Psychiatric Conditions: Animal Models ofERPs: Overview:ERPsand Cognitive Processing: Language and Hemispheric Specialization: ERPsPreceding Speech: AuditoryERPsto Speech Sounds: Phonetic Processing: VisualERPsto Words: Probe‐Stimulus Technique: Linguistic Decision Making: Stimulus Meaning: Contextual Effects in Language: Semantic Mismatch and Semantic Priming: Language Disorders: Overview:ERPsand Language: Concluding Observations:
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- Hillyard, S. A., & Picton, T. W.
- Venue
- Comprehensive Physiology
- Publisher
- Wiley
- Published
- 1987-12
- Pages
- 519-584
- ISSN
- 2040-4603 (ISSN-L)
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- en
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