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|a The Oxford Handbook of EEG Frequency /
|c Philip A. Gable (ed.), Matthew W. Miller (ed.), Edward M. Bernat (ed.).
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|t Introduction : methods for collecting EEG data for frequency analyses in humans /
|r Philip A. Gable,
|r Matthew W. Miller,
|r Edward M. Bernat --
|t The role of alpha and beta oscillations in the human EEG during perception and memory processes /
|r Sebastian Michelmann,
|r Benjamin Griffiths,
|r Simon Hanslmayr --
|t Theory and research on asymmetric frontal cortical activity as assessed by EEG frequency analyses /
|r Eddie Harmon-Jones,
|r Taylor Popp,
|r Philip A. Gable --
|t Oscillatory activity in sensorimotor function /
|r Bernadette C. M. van Wijk --
|t Eeg frequency development across infancy and childhood /
|r Kimberly Cuevas,
|r Martha Ann Bell --
|t Developmental research on time-frequency activity in adolescence and early adulthood /
|r Stephen M. Malone,
|r Jeremy Harper,
|r William G. Iacono --
|t Theta-beta EEG ratio : an electrophysiological signature of motivation and attentional control in normal and abnormal behavior /
|r Dennis J. L. G. Schutter,
|r J. Leon Kenemans --
|t Cortical source localization in EEG frequency analysis /
|r Wanze Xie,
|r John E. Richards --
|t Frequency characteristics of sleep /
|r Alpár S. Lázár,
|g and others --
|t A review of oscillatory brain dynamics in schizophrenia /
|r Kevin M. Spencer --
|t Eeg frequency techniques for imaging control functions in anxiety /
|r Jason S. Moser,
|r Courtney Louis,
|r Lilianne Gloe,
|r Stefanie Russman Block,
|r Spencer Fix --
|t Logic behind EEG frequency analysis : basic electricity and assumptions /
|r Kyle J. Curham,
|r John J. B. Allen --
|t Bivariate functional connectivity measures for within- and cross-frequency coupling of neuronal oscillations /
|r J. Matias Palva,
|r Satu Palva --
|t Multivariate methods for functional connectivity analysis /
|r Selin Aviyente --
|t Brain stimulation approaches to investigate EEG oscillations /
|r Florian H. Kasten,
|r Christoph S. Herrmann --
|t Parameterizing neural field potential data /
|r Bradley Voytek --
|t From neural oscillations to cognitive processes /
|r Andreas Keil,
|r Nina Thigpen --
|t Time-frequency decomposition methods for event-related potential analysis /
|r Selin Aviyente --
|t Time frequency analyses in event-related potential methodologies /
|r Anna Weinberg,
|r Paige Ethridge,
|r Belel Ait Oumeziane,
|r Dan Foti --
|t The relationship between evoked and induced eeg/meg changes : going beyond labels /
|r Ali Mazaheri --
|t Frequency analysis of the monkey neocortical local field potential /
|r Steven L. Bressler --
|t Gamma activity in sensory and cognitive processing /
|r Daniel Daniel Strüber,
|r Christoph S. Herrmann --
|t Frontal midline theta as a model specimen of cortical theta /
|r James F. Cavanagh,
|r Michael X. Cohen.
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|a The Oxford Handbook of EEG Frequency provides a diverse perspective on the use of electroencephalography (EEG), giving readers the opportunity to learn about a vast array of methods to conduct EEG frequency analyses, from 'traditional' to cutting-edge techniques, providing a comprehensive and in-depth overview of the topiic.
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|t Oxford handbook of EEG frequency / edited by Philip Gable, Matthew Miller, Edward Bernat.
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