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cognitive electrophysiology

cognitive electrophysiology Cognitive electrophysiology is the study of brain electrical activity in relation to cognitive tasks or mental processes, typically using signals such as EEG.

Cognitive electrophysiology is the study of brain electrical activity in relation to cognitive tasks or mental processes, typically using signals such as EEG. In this context, it refers to using neurophysiological recordings alongside other information to understand or screen for differences linked to cognition and neurodevelopment.

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Drafting source: Sadi Sadikul Haque; Hossain Md Arman; Tawhid Md Nurul Ahad. Integrating socioeconomic context with multimodal EEG data for improved ADHD risk screening. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0357213; article XML SHA-256 af44fa1bc2fd04b1c5d7e475677abe126f388dbc4823267ac0a142ca07933eca. “Integrating socioeconomic context with multimodal EEG data for improved ADHD risk screening” (10.1371/journal.pone.0357213).
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