Klinische NeurophysiologieSeptember 1, 1996Boris B. Velichkovsky, T. Klemm, Peter W. Dettmar et al.1 citation
The in part one [42] introduced method of evoked coherences was used in search for independent signs of the levels of processing effects on memory performance. 9 subjects in a visual pilot study and 16 subjects in the acoustic main experiments were presented 30 words each in a perceptive, semantic and metacognitive orientation condition. A 16-channel-EEG was recorded and stimulus-related...