The latency of a visual evoked potential tracks the onset of decision making

Michael D. Nunez; Aishwarya Gosai; Joachim Vandekerckhove; Ramesh Srinivasan

doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/JG9U3

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The latency of a visual evoked potential tracks the onset of decision making

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Description: In this study, we directly tested the hypothesis that N200 latencies (EEG stimulus-locked negative peaks occurring between 150 and 275 milliseconds in human subjects) reflect visual processing time that occurs before evidence accumulation during quick decision making.

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