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Re: environmental sounds and ERP
Title: Re: environmental sounds and
ERP
Besides the one Brian mentions, here are some others:
Friedman
D, Cycowicz YM, Gaeta H. The novelty P3: an event-related brain
potential (ERP) sign of the brain's evaluation of novelty. NEUROSCI
BIOBEHAV R 25 (4): 355-373 JUN 2001
Lebrun N,
Clochon P, Etevenon P, et al.. An ERD mapping study of the
neurocognitive processes involved in the perceptual and semantic
analysis of environmental sounds and words. COGNITIVE BRAIN RES 11
(2): 235-248 APR 2001
Lebrun N,
Clochon P, Etevenon P, et al.. Effect of environmental sound
familiarity on dynamic neural activation/inhibition patterns: An ERD
mapping study. NEUROIMAGE 8 (1): 79-92 JUL 1998
Cycowicz
YM, Friedman D. Effect of sound familiarity on the event-related
potentials elicited by novel environmental sounds. BRAIN COGNITION 36
(1): 30-51 FEB 1998
Mecklinger
A, Opitz B, Friederici AD. Semantic aspects of novelty detection in
humans. NEUROSCI LETT 235 (1-2): 65-68 OCT 10 1997
VANPETTEN
C, RHEINFELDER H. CONCEPTUAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SPOKEN WORDS AND
ENVIRONMENTAL SOUNDS - EVENT-RELATED BRAIN POTENTIAL MEASURES.
NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 33 (4): 485-508 APR 1995
Jim
At 11:12 AM -0800 12/2/02, Brian Gygi wrote:
Environmental sounds have been frequently
used in ERP studies. You might
start be looking at some of these papers and seeing if there is
standard
canon of environmental stimuli. One such study is
Cycowicz, Y. M. & Friedman, D. (1997).
"A developmental study of the effect of temporal order on the
ERPs elicited
by novel environmental sounds,"
Electroen. Clin. Neuro., 103(2), 304318.
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