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Individual Differences in Visual Event-Related Potentials: P300 Cognitive Augmenting/Reducing Parallels N100 Sensory Augmenting/Reducing
International Journal of Psychophysiology (1985)
  • Walter S. Pritchard
  • Michael E. Brandt
  • Thomas J. O'Dell
  • Scott A. Shappell, University of Texas Medical Branch
  • Ernest S. Barratt
Abstract
In a visual event-related potential experiment, both N100 aumenting/reducing data and oddball paradigm P300 data were collected from the same subjects. A significant correlation was obtained between augmenting/reducing and the degree to which stimulus probability affected P300 amplitude. Subjects who augment/reduce in response to increased stimulus brightness in the sensory domain also appear to augment/reduce in response to low probability in the cognitive domain.
Keywords
  • sensory stimulus,
  • evoked potentials,
  • visual perception,
  • affect of brightness on vision
Publication Date
July, 1985
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/0167-8760(85)90019-4
Citation Information
Walter S. Pritchard, Michael E. Brandt, Thomas J. O'Dell, Scott A. Shappell, et al.. "Individual Differences in Visual Event-Related Potentials: P300 Cognitive Augmenting/Reducing Parallels N100 Sensory Augmenting/Reducing" International Journal of Psychophysiology Vol. 3 Iss. 1 (1985) p. 49 - 56 ISSN: 0167-8760
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/scott-shappell/40/