Behavioural data and functional brain activity (EEG) recorded from 36 healthy, adult humans as they engaged in a simple perceptual decision-making task. The stimulus displays comprised a set of random
EEG data related to "Large EEG amplitude effects are highly similar across Necker cube, smiley, and abstract stimuli". This item represents the data from all participants responding with the left hand
The objective of this study is part of a wider questioning on the mechanisms allowing us to follow information in time, and especially the role of the processing at the level of milliseconds. More spe
In our EEG recording experiment, participants were shown two sequential symbols, each representing a different vehicle, and asked to determine which symbol represented the larger real-world size. Deta
