<p>Results of the four investigated conditions from a representative contact showing a significant TASK*CONDITION interaction, with SEQ-BIO > SEQ-PHY in the gamma band (electrode F from P8). Time zero indicates the stimulus onset. All frequencies from 8 Hz to 150 Hz are shown. The segregation between alpha, beta and gamma frequency bands is clearly visible. Note the higher gamma power increase during the sequencing of the biological actions.</p
<p>Stimulus-specific networks at different frequency bands: 3–7 Hz (theta), 8–13 Hz (alpha), 21–29 H...
<p><i>Upper panel</i>. Time-Frequency (TF) plots for OWN, OTHER and OWN minus OTHER in the wakefulne...
<p>A: group average responses to Mooney dynamic stimuli locked to response onset (blue line), baseli...
<p>(a) Time-frequency analysis of the total power difference between elevated gamma band and non-ele...
<p>Left panel shows the results for the Condition (biological vs. physical) * Task (sequencing vs. o...
<p>(a) Training success: Representation of the average change of gamma band activity (30–45 Hz) in e...
<p>At time point “0”, a cue signaled whether the left or the right forearm had to be attended. Befor...
Note HG activity in electrodes 8 and 15 over prefrontal cortex. See Figure A and methods for electro...
EEG frequencies are traditionally subdivided in frequency bands such as theta (4-8 Hz), alpha (8-12 ...
See Figure A and methods for electrode locations. Vertical lines indicate stimulus onset and offset....
Widespread synchronous oscillatory activity, particularly in the gamma (`40 Hz') band, has been...
<p>A: Event-related spectral perturbation (ERSP) from electrode P3. Black square frames indicate the...
<p>(a) Time-frequency analysis of the difference between detected images (hits) compared to states o...
See Figure A and methods for electrode locations. Vertical lines indicate stimulus onset and offset....
Contains fulltext : 83679.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Groups of acti...
<p>Stimulus-specific networks at different frequency bands: 3–7 Hz (theta), 8–13 Hz (alpha), 21–29 H...
<p><i>Upper panel</i>. Time-Frequency (TF) plots for OWN, OTHER and OWN minus OTHER in the wakefulne...
<p>A: group average responses to Mooney dynamic stimuli locked to response onset (blue line), baseli...
<p>(a) Time-frequency analysis of the total power difference between elevated gamma band and non-ele...
<p>Left panel shows the results for the Condition (biological vs. physical) * Task (sequencing vs. o...
<p>(a) Training success: Representation of the average change of gamma band activity (30–45 Hz) in e...
<p>At time point “0”, a cue signaled whether the left or the right forearm had to be attended. Befor...
Note HG activity in electrodes 8 and 15 over prefrontal cortex. See Figure A and methods for electro...
EEG frequencies are traditionally subdivided in frequency bands such as theta (4-8 Hz), alpha (8-12 ...
See Figure A and methods for electrode locations. Vertical lines indicate stimulus onset and offset....
Widespread synchronous oscillatory activity, particularly in the gamma (`40 Hz') band, has been...
<p>A: Event-related spectral perturbation (ERSP) from electrode P3. Black square frames indicate the...
<p>(a) Time-frequency analysis of the difference between detected images (hits) compared to states o...
See Figure A and methods for electrode locations. Vertical lines indicate stimulus onset and offset....
Contains fulltext : 83679.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Groups of acti...
<p>Stimulus-specific networks at different frequency bands: 3–7 Hz (theta), 8–13 Hz (alpha), 21–29 H...
<p><i>Upper panel</i>. Time-Frequency (TF) plots for OWN, OTHER and OWN minus OTHER in the wakefulne...
<p>A: group average responses to Mooney dynamic stimuli locked to response onset (blue line), baseli...