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A better diagnostic marker seems to be the arousal responses to the alerting cues that are reflected by the pupil dilation. In the present study, participants’ individual alerting effects on reaction times showed no relationship between the two tasks (Experiment 1 and 2), but individual pupil ...
195,199 On task, alpha is commonly viewed as a marker of suppression.200 It decreases as new sensory input is processed and increases as new information is to be ignored (e.g., during working memory maintenance201). One task-based study found that although overall alpha was lower in older...
Whisker angle was calculated from the base of the whisker and the whisker pad to the next marker on the whisker. The moment of touch was quantified using a threshold-based method assessing the DF/F of pixel intensity within three 12 × 2 pixel areas 1 pixel away and tangential to the ...
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As each point represents the average performance of 14,000 (or 20,000 in study 2) randomly sampled groups of participants (1000 groups per target identity), standard error bars would lie within the marker point and are therefore not represented on the graph. In study 1, mean standard error...
Surging interest in individual differences has faced setbacks in light of recent replication crises in psychology, for example in brain-wide association studies exploring brain-behavior correlations. A crucial component of replicability for individual di
(a deflection of negative polarity appearing about 400 ms after stimulus onset as a marker of lexical-semantic access) for such statistical modeling. beim Graben and Drenhaus (2012) correlated the temporally integrated ERP during the understanding of negative polarity items (Krifka1995) with the ...