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KembaraXtra-Psychology - average evoked potential
An average evoked potential (also called an average evoked response, AER) is an evoked brain response whose waveform is obtained by averaging many trials to reduce random noise, and it connects to event-related potentials such as N140, N400, P50, P200, P300, P600, and related measurement concepts.
An average evoked potential (also called an average evoked response, AER) is an evoked brain response whose waveform is obtained by averaging many trials to reduce random noise, and it connects to event-related potentials such as N140, N400, P50, P200, P300, P600, and related measurement concepts.
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