Statistical parametric mapping analyses revealed significant ERD in the beta band during deviant stimuli compared with standard stimuli for the deviant syllables/Ne/(A) and/Nu/(B).
- Yuko Yoshimura (283970)
- Mitsuru Kikuchi (140272)
- Sanae Ueno (207340)
- Eiichi Okumura (393127)
- Hirotoshi Hiraishi (283977)
- Chiaki Hasegawa (487419)
- Gerard B. Remijn (283986)
- Kiyomi Shitamichi (283974)
- Toshio Munesue (283979)
- Tsunehisa Tsubokawa (283983)
- Haruhiro Higashida (283987)
- Yoshio Minabe (140275)
Publication date
November 2013
DOIAbstract
<p>A, The F0 contour effect of “ne” induced a significant ERD in the beta band mainly in the right temporal area in two time windows: 300–500 ms and 400–600 ms after stimulus onset. B, The F0 contour effect of “nu” induced a significant ERD in the beta band in three time windows: 200–400 ms (in the right occipital areas), 300–500 ms (in the left temporal and occipital areas), and 400–600 ms (in the bilateral temporal and occipital areas) after stimulus onset.</p
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