Titlebook: Slow Potential Changes in the Human Brain; W. C. McCallum,S. H. Curry Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1993 Action.Arous

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Human Slow Potential Research: A Reviewhe various assertions that have been made during the last 30 years about the more slowly changing potentials recorded from the human brain. More extensive reviews of brain slow potential research may be found in Rockstroh . (1989) and McCallum (1988).

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AC-to-DC Inverse Filtering of Event-Related Potentialsed amplifier, given the voltage at the amplifier output. In this chapter the implementation and limitations of such AC-to-DC inverse filtering will be reviewed. First, the relevant aspects of circuit theory will be presented.

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Beyond Reaction Time and Error Rate: Monitoring Mental Processes by Means of Slow Event-Related BraiSlow event-related brain potentials, i.e. amplitude shifts which prevail for at least 200 msec in the EEG, seem to be of particular interest for cognitive psychology. Support for this claim comes from both psychophysiological and neurophysiological research.

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