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cortical potential

cortical potential In this source, a cortical potential is a measurable pattern of the brain cortex’s electrical activity linked to cognitive and motor processing during a task.

In this source, a cortical potential is a measurable pattern of the brain cortex’s electrical activity linked to cognitive and motor processing during a task. Here it is discussed specifically as motor-related cortical potential, meaning activity seen around a movement response, including changes before and after the response.

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Drafting source: Sanchez-Lopez Javier; Fernandez Thalia; Silva-Pereyra Juan; Martinez Mesa Juan A.; Di Russo Francesco. Differences in Visuo-Motor Control in Skilled vs. Novice Martial Arts Athletes during Sustained and Transient Attention Tasks: A Motor-Related Cortical Potential Study. 2014; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0091112; article XML SHA-256 54251b2122b45b51919ef5050e5ad654fe46ee36fb3f5c7788cf6c0c44c54fac. “Differences in Visuo-Motor Control in Skilled vs. Novice Martial Arts Athletes during Sustained and Transient Attention Tasks: A Motor-Related Cortical Potential Study” (10.1371/journal.pone.0091112).
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