Tutorials in Event Related Potential Research
Endogenous Components: Endogenous Components
Published on 14. May 2014
457 pages
978-0-08-086664-2 (ISBN)
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From the human brain, event related potentials (ERPs) can be obtained which reflect psychological information processing. This book summarizes the theoretical and methodological aspects of research on the so-called ``endogenous'' components of the ERP. These components are invoked by psychological processing rather than evoked by the mere presentations of external stimuli.
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English
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
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978-0-08-086664-2 (9780080866642)
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Anthony W.K. Gaillard | Walter Ritter
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Content
- Front Cover
- Tutorials in Event Related Potential Research: Endogenous Components
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1. Neurophysiological Considerations in Event-Related Potential Research
- Chapter 2. Endogenous ER"P"s and Cognition: Probes, Prospects, and Pitfalls in Matching Pieces of the Mind-Body Puzzle
- Chapter 3. Neural Selectivity in Auditory Attention: Sketch of a Theory
- Chapter 4. The Principal Components of Auditory Target Detection
- Chapter 5. The Orienting Reflex and the N2 Deflection of the ERP
- Chapter 6. On Relating Event-Related Potential Components to Stages of Information Processing
- Chapter 7. The Visual Emitted Potentials: Clues for Information Processing
- Chapter 8. A Comparison of P300 and Skin Conductance Response
- Chapter 9. The Influence of Information on Habituation of Cortical, Autonomic and Behavioral Components of the Orienting Response (OR)
- Chapter 10. Human Endogenous Limbic Potentials: Cross-Modality and Depth/Surface Comparisons in Epileptic Subjects
- Chapter 11. Positive Slow Wave and P300: Association and Disassociation
- Chapter 12. Chronometric Analysis of Human Information Processing
- Chapter 13. Sensory and Motor Aspects of the Contingent Negative Variation
- Chapter 14. Cerebral Potentials During Voluntary Ramp Movements in Aiming Tasks
- Chapter 15. Cognitive Components of the Event-Related Brain Potential: Changes Associated with Development
- Chapter 16. Event Related Potentials and Language Processes
- Chapter 17. The Relationship Between Evoked Potentials and Lateral Asymmetries of Processing
- Chapter 18. The EEG and Task Performance: A Tutorial Review
- Bibliography
