large proportion of negative correlation between test
realistically large proportion of negative correlation
erf data may exhibit negative correlation
they explored 4 mass univariate statistics
percentage of negatively correlated variable pairs per simulation
8 illustrate 2 different measures of test

Mass univariate analysis of event-related brain potentials/fields I: A critical tutorial review

Event-related potentials increase the discrimination performance of the autonomic-based concealed information test

critical vs noncritical repeated measures anova

2320 point Kaiser windowed Sinc FIR filter; Kaiser beta=5.653, max passband deviation=0.001

Residue iteration decomposition (RIDE): A new method to separate ERP components on the basis of latency variability in single trials

takeda method required millions of estimations
ride required only 15 latency estimations
unprimed unfamiliar 06 b simulated model

RIDE ms<=>200 800 1000 ms time trial index 100

What characterizes changing-state speech in affecting short-term memory? An EEG study on the irrelevant sound effect

four aforementioned short term memory model

Pupillary responses and event-related potentials as indices of the orienting reflex

The role of presleep negative emotion in sleep physiology

experience versus neutral experience mixed repeated measures anova

SE<=>5 sleep efficiency; WASO 5 wake after sleep onset; SOL 5 sleep onset latency; TST 5 total sleep time; REM 5 rapid eye movements; % N1 5 % stage 1 sleep; N2 5 % stage 2 sleep; % SWS 5

Dynamic causal modeling of spontaneous fluctuations in skin conductance

Listening to urban soundscapes: Physiological validity of perceptual dimensions

Condition Silence 1 very unpleasant<=>2 unpleasant 3 neutral 4 pleasant 5

The emotional startle effect is disrupted by a concurrent working memory task

emotion cognitive load probe time task order anova

F(1,49)=25.9, p<.001, eta2=.34] compared shorter latencies [2.5]

The N400 as a snapshot of interactive processing: Evidence from regression analyses of orthographic neighbor and lexical associate effects