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chronometry

chronometry Chronometry, in this context also called mental chronometry, is the study of the timing of cognitive processes.

Chronometry, in this context also called mental chronometry, is the study of the timing of cognitive processes. It uses measures such as event-related potentials from EEG to estimate when mental processing occurs with very fine time resolution.

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Drafting source: Wascher Edmund; Sharifian Fariba; Gutberlet Marie; Schneider Daniel; Getzmann Stephan; Arnau Stefan. Mental chronometry in big noisy data. 2022; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0268916; article XML SHA-256 c0a0ae9a48afe44198e05459475ea40a23ec577913aafea1e2ed63dc1b3f78e2. “Mental chronometry in big noisy data” (10.1371/journal.pone.0268916).
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