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Asymmetry of Odd-ball P3

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ERP, odd-ball pradigm, P3

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Data files (MS-Excel) contain the grand-average ERP wave data, shown in Figure 2 of the reference article:
Minami, T., Goto, K., Kitazaki, M. and Nakauchi, S. (2009) Asymmetry of P3 amplitude during oddball tasks reflects the unnaturalness of visual stimuli, NeuroReport, 20(16):1471-1476

Date

Dec 2, 2009

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Dec 2, 2009 19:38:42

Created Date

Dec 2, 2009 19:12:14

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Shigeki NAKAUCHI (nakauchi)

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Data

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Dec 2, 2009	関連アイテムを変更
Dec 2, 2009	実験者を変更

Data type

Excel

Experimenter

Tetsuo Minami

Kimiko Goto

Michiteru Kitazaki

Shigeki Nakauchi

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Asymmetry of Odd-ball P3

Data files (MS-Excel) contain the grand-average ERP wave data,
shown in Figure 2 of the reference article (Target/Standard:
Inverted/Upright face and novel 3D object and vice versa).
The continuous electroencephalographic data were epoched into 900ms
data (-100 to +800ms from stimulus onset) and baseline corrected 
(-100 to 0 ms), recorded using the international 10-20 system 
referenced to linked earlobes, sampled at 200Hz and processed 
with a 30Hz low-pass filter (Butterworth filter of the 10th order). 

Data Files

 - face.xls     ERP wave data for inverted/upright face
 - 3D.xls       ERP wave data for inverted/upright novel 3D object
 - Face_UI.png  Figure file (Standard/Target = Upright/Inverted)
 - Face_IU.png  Figure file (Standard/Target = Inverted/Upright)
 - 3D_UI.png    Figure file (Standard/Target = Upright/Inverted)
 - 3D_IU.png    Figure file (Standard/Target = Inverted/Upright)
 - Fig2.png     Figure file shown in the referece article


Reference

Minami, T., Goto, K., Kitazaki, M. and Nakauchi, S. (2009) Asymmetry of P3 amplitude during oddball tasks reflects the unnaturalness of visual stimuli, NeuroReport, 20(16):1471-1476

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Asymmetry of P3 amplitude during oddball tasks reflects the unnaturalness of visual stimuli.
Minami T , Goto K , Kitazaki M , Nakauchi S
Neuroreport 2009 ;20 (16) :1471-6 [PMID: 19786924]