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Auditory evoked potentials during attentional lapses under decision making

P. 6–7.
Bryzgalov D. V., Lazarev I. E., Chernyshev B. V.

It is well known, that even in optimal conditions animals and humans make spontaneous errors which are the most prominent manifestations of attention system failures. Our goal was to investigate the causes of attention system failures in normal state of arousal and without distracting objects. We have designed a new task which allows to answer the following question: which stage of sensory processing is compromised during attention lapses?

Language: English
Keywords: decision-makingattentionattentional lapsesN1P2auditory evoked potentials
Publication based on the results of:
The study of psychophysiological mechanisms of attention, perception and decision making in the context of neuroeconomics (2013)

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Methodological school: Methods of data processing in EEG and MEG. Applied aspects of magneto-and electroencephalographic neuroimaging. April, 16-30, 2013
M.: МГУ, 2013.
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