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event-related potential

event-related potential An event-related potential is a neurophysiological measure used to study cognitive processing.

An event-related potential is a neurophysiological measure used to study cognitive processing. In this packet, it refers to brain-response patterns described by features such as amplitude, latency, global field power, and topographic distribution, which can reveal processing differences even when behaviour looks similar.

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Drafting source: Nanova Plamenka. Neurophysiological sex differences in mental rotation in young adults: a narrative review of event-related potentials. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fnhum.2026.1777556; article XML SHA-256 38b8dae3dc14a84ca6bccb096975cb66d441c3acb73c33c4e7667f9828dacda9. “Neurophysiological sex differences in mental rotation in young adults: a narrative review of event-related potentials” (10.3389/fnhum.2026.1777556).
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