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Bioelectric recording techniques. Part B, Electroencephalography and human brain potentials /

Bioelectric Recording Techniques Part B: Electroencephalography and Human Brain Potentials is part of the multivolume series Methods in Physiological Psychology. The series begins with the treatment of bioelectric recording techniques in three volumes (Parts A, B, and C). Part B deals with electroen...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Otros Autores: Thompson, Richard F., Patterson, Michael M.
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: New York : Academic Press, 1974.
Colección:Methods in physiological psychology ; v. 1, pt. B.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
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  • Front Cover; Bioelectric Recording Techniques; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; List of Contributors; General Preface; Preface to Part B; Contents of Parts A and C; PART I: ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY; Chapter 1. The Electroencephalogram: Autonomous Electrical Activity in Man and Animals; I. Introduction; II. Historical Background; III. The Electroencephalogram during the 1930s; IV. The Nature and Origin of the Electroencephalogram; V. Recording of the EEG; References; Chapter 2. The Electroencephalogram: Human Recordings; I. Sleep; II. Pathological Slow Activity; III. Pathological Fast Waves.
  • IV. TechniqueV. Experimental Uses of EEG; References; PART II: EVOKED POTENTIALS IN MAN; Chapter 3. Human Average Evoked Potentials: Procedures for Stimulating and Recording; I. Introduction; II. Electrodes; III. Electrode Application and Maintenance; IV. Electrode Placement; V. Amplification; VI. Stimulation ; VII. Recording Systems, Artifacts, and Interference; Appendix; References; Chapter 4. The Analysis of Scalp-Recorded Brain Potentials; I. Introduction; II. Measurement and Statistical Analysis of Scalp-Recorded Potentials; III. Analysis of the Sources of Scalp-Recorded Potentials.
  • IV. Synthesis and ProspectusReferences; Chapter 5. Computer Use in Bioelectric Data Collection and Analysis; I. Introduction; II. Data Collection; III. Data Conditioning; IV. Experimental Systems; References; PART III: CONTINGENT NEGATIVE VARIATION ; Chapter 6. The Contingent Negative Variations; I. Introduction : The Case for Broadening Our Definitions; II. Response-Related Potentials; III. Psychological Significance of the Contingent Negative Variations: A Brief Editorial; References; Chapter 7. Cerebral Psychophysiology : The Contingent Negative Variation; I. Introduction.
  • II. Discovery and Significance of the CNVIII. Technology and Methodology; IV. Parameters of the CNV; V. Physiological Significance of the CNV; VI. Psychological Factors in the CNV; VII. Relationship to Possible Artifacts; VIII. Clinical Applications; IV. Summary; References; Chapter 8. Methodological Issues in CNV Research; I. Recording Techniques; II. Slow Potential Artifacts in CNV Recordings; III. Correlations of CNV with Behavior; IV. The CNV in Evoked Potential Research; References; Bibliography: Methods and Techniques; Human EEG Recording Techniques.
  • Human Evoked Potentials and Slow PotentialsAUTHOR INDEX; SUBJECT INDEX.