MDD Patients and Healthy Controls EEG Data
…In the P300 task, participants were presented with auditory stimuli consisting of…
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…In the P300 task, participants were presented with auditory stimuli consisting of…
[ and trigger markers, designed to investigate neural contributions to EEG-based speech decoding.
…Subjects received auditory cues ('links' for left, 'rechts' for right) and performed…
Imported from OpenNeuro ds006126
…N-back (NB, 2-back, auditory) 3. Motor imagery (MI) 4. Passive…
This dataset comprises 64-channel EEG recordings from 62 participants (31 pairs) engaged in a computerized Rock-Paper-Scissors game consisting of 480 competitive trials. The study investigates neural mechanisms underlying competitive decision-making through multivariate decoding approaches, with recordings lasting approximately one hour per session. The dataset supports investigation of brain activity patterns associated with strategic gameplay and interpersonal competition.
This dataset comprises EEG recordings from healthy adults listening to naturalistic speech segments from an audiobook. Brain activity was recorded using a 128-channel ActiveTwo EEG system while subjects listened to passages from "The Old Man and the Sea," with concurrent phoneme and word-level timing annotations. The unfiltered, unreferenced recordings sampled at 512 Hz provide raw neural responses to continuous speech stimuli for investigating cortical entrainment and speech comprehension mechanisms.
This dataset contains magnetoencephalography (MEG) recordings from participants listening to hierarchically structured binary sound sequences of varying complexity. The study tests the language of thought hypothesis by examining how the human brain compresses regular sequences in working memory using recursive structures. Brain activity was recorded while participants processed sequences requiring different levels of complexity (transition probabilities, chunking, or nested structures) and responded to occasional deviant sounds probing sequence knowledge. Note: This dataset contains MEG data only; fMRI data from the same study are archived separately.