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Neurometric Functional Imaging: II. Cross-Spectral Coherence at Rest and During Mental Activity
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Cross-spectral coherence is one way to quantify the dynamic interrelationships among brain regions, possibly reflecting the neurofunctional organization of the brain. The data reported in this chapter were from a pilot study performed in normal adults for the purpose of exploring whether mental activity would be reflected as different changes in cross-spectral coherence of the EEG (John et al., 1989).
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Cognitive Task Mental Activity Mental Task Beta Band Affective Content
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