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Neural correlates of integrated decision making across space using electroencephalography

The University of Queensland
Dr David Lloyd (Aggregated by) Dr Dragan Rangelov (Aggregated by) Dr Dragan Rangelov (Aggregated by) Dr Julia Fellrath (Aggregated by) Professor Jason Mattingley (Aggregated by)
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Data contains behavioural and brain imaging data (EEG) of healthy adult humans while they performed a decision-making task. Two patches of moving dots were shown in the left and the right visual hemifields. Different coherent motion signals were presented briefly and simultaneously in both patches, and participants had to judge the average motion direction of the two signals.

Issued: 29 11 2022

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Biological Psychology | Cognitive and Computational Psychology | Cognitive Neuroscience | Psychology | eng |

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