<p>Top row: Topographic comparison between V-A and A-A, and V-A and V-V (significant differences shown in black for all electrodes over time). During the time period 1200–1600 ms (red rectangle), V-A only showed differences with V-V. Brain responses during V-A were more negative than during Vis-Vis in that time period. Scalps in the middle show the location of the electrodes that were different during that period for at least 5% of the time. For the comparison of V-A with V-V, the differences were located in left-frontal and occipital areas. Grey rectangle: Event-related potentials of electrodes selected for display because of their central location in the two areas of significant difference.</p
<p>(a) Shows all electrodes involved in significant STWC or bPLV interactions across all subjects. N...
<p>Brain responses to stimulation of BA19 at I% intensity and 0° angle on day1 (blue traces) are com...
Objective: To investigate time-varying differences in visual-evoked potentials (VEPs) and dipoles el...
<p>From A–C, ERP comparison between each pair of tasks at the electrode FCz during the preparatory p...
<p>(a) Top panel: schematic representation of the rivalry stimuli as a function of time for the firs...
<p>Top section shows the early condition differences (peaking at 110 ms and 170 ms), in a representa...
<p>Panel A: 2 Hz condition. Panel B: 1.5 Hz condition. Topographic headplots show the contingent neg...
<p>A) Version with one element, B) Version with 9 elements. Solid lines indicate means of 12 observe...
<div><p>(A) ERPs associated with chosen (magenta) and non-chosen (blue) stimuli, averaged across int...
<p>(a) Time-frequency analysis of the difference between detected images (hits) compared to states o...
<div><p>(A) Single-electrode traces (33 channels) for chosen (magenta) and non-chosen (blue) respons...
Selected electrodes in frontal (black), temporal (green), and parietal (red) areas.</p
<p><b>Copyright information:</b></p><p>Taken from "Crossmodal attention effects on brain responses t...
<p>Event-related potentials of the sum of the unimodal stimuli (A+V) and bimodal (AV) stimuli at a s...
<p>Top row: SSVEP difference topography (A minus D, <i>cf. </i><a href="http://www.plosone.org/artic...
<p>(a) Shows all electrodes involved in significant STWC or bPLV interactions across all subjects. N...
<p>Brain responses to stimulation of BA19 at I% intensity and 0° angle on day1 (blue traces) are com...
Objective: To investigate time-varying differences in visual-evoked potentials (VEPs) and dipoles el...
<p>From A–C, ERP comparison between each pair of tasks at the electrode FCz during the preparatory p...
<p>(a) Top panel: schematic representation of the rivalry stimuli as a function of time for the firs...
<p>Top section shows the early condition differences (peaking at 110 ms and 170 ms), in a representa...
<p>Panel A: 2 Hz condition. Panel B: 1.5 Hz condition. Topographic headplots show the contingent neg...
<p>A) Version with one element, B) Version with 9 elements. Solid lines indicate means of 12 observe...
<div><p>(A) ERPs associated with chosen (magenta) and non-chosen (blue) stimuli, averaged across int...
<p>(a) Time-frequency analysis of the difference between detected images (hits) compared to states o...
<div><p>(A) Single-electrode traces (33 channels) for chosen (magenta) and non-chosen (blue) respons...
Selected electrodes in frontal (black), temporal (green), and parietal (red) areas.</p
<p><b>Copyright information:</b></p><p>Taken from "Crossmodal attention effects on brain responses t...
<p>Event-related potentials of the sum of the unimodal stimuli (A+V) and bimodal (AV) stimuli at a s...
<p>Top row: SSVEP difference topography (A minus D, <i>cf. </i><a href="http://www.plosone.org/artic...
<p>(a) Shows all electrodes involved in significant STWC or bPLV interactions across all subjects. N...
<p>Brain responses to stimulation of BA19 at I% intensity and 0° angle on day1 (blue traces) are com...
Objective: To investigate time-varying differences in visual-evoked potentials (VEPs) and dipoles el...