<p>SPM-based analyses across all sensors and time-points revealed main effects of drug group (levodopa, placebo) at left frontal sensors for both the low beta band (peak at 398 ms; nearest sensor: MLF65) (A) and high beta band (peak at 762 ms; same nearest sensor) following outcome presentation (D). Both effects were driven by reduced beta power in the levodopa group compared to the placebo group (C and F). In addition, power in the low beta band decreased as a function of outcome magnitude (i.e., from high to low magnitude) at the peak voxel showing the group effect (C). Left columns show statistical parametric maps of the F-statistics, middle columns show the time-frequency plots as extracted from the nearest channel, and right columns sh...
<p>Time-frequency representations of the difference between loss and gain trials (left), and of the ...
<p>Plots show MEG signal as baseline corrected log normalized difference scores (dB, z axis) against...
(A) An outline of the null hypothesis using a data set in which low-reward responses had substantial...
<p>SPM-based analyses across all sensors and time-points revealed main effects of drug group (levodo...
<p>SPM-based analyses across all sensors and time-points revealed a main effect of outcome magnitude...
<p>Subsequent performance effects are shown as the difference between time-frequency spectra for acc...
<p>A) Time-frequency representation of the sensors in the significant cluster and topographical repr...
<p>An interaction effect between reward probability (high/0.7, low/0.3) and drug group (levodopa, pl...
<p>a) T-values on a time-frequency map related to the H-N contrast, showing a significant cluster (s...
<p>(a) Time-frequency analysis of the total power difference between elevated gamma band and non-ele...
<p><b>A.</b> Color plots showing effects of high-frequency (HF; top) or SHAM (bottom) EP DBS on norm...
One of the main characteristics of Parkinson's disease (PD) is an exaggerated oscillatory activity i...
One of the main characteristics of Parkinson's disease (PD) is an exaggerated oscillatory activity i...
<p>Top panel: Grand-average time-frequency representations are shown for each experimental condition...
One of the main characteristics of Parkinson's disease (PD) is an exaggerated oscillatory activity i...
<p>Time-frequency representations of the difference between loss and gain trials (left), and of the ...
<p>Plots show MEG signal as baseline corrected log normalized difference scores (dB, z axis) against...
(A) An outline of the null hypothesis using a data set in which low-reward responses had substantial...
<p>SPM-based analyses across all sensors and time-points revealed main effects of drug group (levodo...
<p>SPM-based analyses across all sensors and time-points revealed a main effect of outcome magnitude...
<p>Subsequent performance effects are shown as the difference between time-frequency spectra for acc...
<p>A) Time-frequency representation of the sensors in the significant cluster and topographical repr...
<p>An interaction effect between reward probability (high/0.7, low/0.3) and drug group (levodopa, pl...
<p>a) T-values on a time-frequency map related to the H-N contrast, showing a significant cluster (s...
<p>(a) Time-frequency analysis of the total power difference between elevated gamma band and non-ele...
<p><b>A.</b> Color plots showing effects of high-frequency (HF; top) or SHAM (bottom) EP DBS on norm...
One of the main characteristics of Parkinson's disease (PD) is an exaggerated oscillatory activity i...
One of the main characteristics of Parkinson's disease (PD) is an exaggerated oscillatory activity i...
<p>Top panel: Grand-average time-frequency representations are shown for each experimental condition...
One of the main characteristics of Parkinson's disease (PD) is an exaggerated oscillatory activity i...
<p>Time-frequency representations of the difference between loss and gain trials (left), and of the ...
<p>Plots show MEG signal as baseline corrected log normalized difference scores (dB, z axis) against...
(A) An outline of the null hypothesis using a data set in which low-reward responses had substantial...