Early signs of cardiovascular dysregulation in young adult binge drinkers

mean squared differences of successive intervals

baroreflex (0.1 Hz light gray shaded region)<=>3.4 | groups a<=>0.066, b<=>0.081

Using trial-level data and multilevel modeling to investigate within-task change in event-related potentials

How many trials does it take to get a significant ERP effect? It depends

Reference values for short-term resting-state heart rate variability in healthy adults: Results from the Brazilian Longitudinal Study of Adult Health-ELSA-Brasil study

squares of differences between adjacent n n intervals
percentile curve of time domain hrv index
percentile curve of frequency domain hrv index
major short term resting state hrv index

Combined assessment of attentional reserve and cognitive-motor effort under various levels of challenge with a dry EEG system

electrode skin amplifier interface model

ERP correlates of processing the auditory consequences of own versus observed actions

ocular correction independent component analysis
allowed difference of values within 100 ms intervals100

allowed difference ofswithin100 ms intervals=100

Detection of deception: Event-related potential markers of attention and cognitive control during intentional false responses

two different combined measures algorithms

Preparing for saliencies: Emotional expectations under probabilistically and aversively salient situations

Directly assessing interpersonal RSA influences in the frequency domain: An illustration with generalized partial directed coherence

produce 2 sets of cross lagged coefficient
method complements existing time domain method

Physiological coherence in healthy volunteers during laboratory- induced stress and controlled breathing

difference between consecutive rr intervals
n rxyðkþ5 n xn51 yðnþxðn1kþ phase synchronization analysis
frequency domain representations of rr intervals
standard deviation values of cross correlation

What does the dot-probe task measure? A reverse correlation analysis of electrocortical activity