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Event-Related Potential: Our Brain Response To External Stimuli

18 December, 2014
by Alejandro Riera
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If you are interested in Neuroscience, I am sure you have heard the term event-related potential. My objective in this post is to provide you with an introduction to this widely used neuroscience technique. In order to do so, let me first categorise EEG recordings in two groups: Spontaneous EEG: the subject can have his/her […]

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5 Basic Guidelines to Carry Out a Proper EEG Recording Experiment

18 December, 2014
by Alejandro Riera

By following these tips, you will ensure a good experiment, avoid major problems and in the long term save a lot of precious time. Be sure you follow them very carefully if you want to have good quality and useful EEG data! 1) Understand very well what you want to study and why …and if […]

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