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Evoked Brain Potentials as Indicators of Decision-Making

Henri Begleiter, Bernice Porjesz

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The effects of decision-making processes on evoked brain potentials recorded at the vertex were studied in human subjects. Significantly different visual evoked potentials to the same physical stimulus were obtained in trails that resulted in different behavioral decisions. The results suggest that certain characteristics of evoked potentials may perhaps be used as indicators of specific behavioral outcomes.

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Key concepts: Visual evoked potentials, Stimulus (psychology), Neuroscience, Evoked potential, Psychology, Electroencephalography, Cognitive psychology, Audiology