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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Bereitschaftspotential"”.

  1. Effects of Delayed Auditory Feedback on the Bereitschaftspotential

    … to determine the effect DAF would have on the Bereitschaftspotential (BP). The BP reflects the preparatory state of a person prior to motor execution of an act and can be observed 1500 to 500 ms prior to voluntary movement. The participants in the study included 10 adults with normal speech. …

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  2. Semantically Based Lexical Processing Yields Unique Topographic Contributions to the Speech Bereitschaftspotential

    The Bereitschaftspotential (BP) is an event related potential believed to reflect motor planning and preparedness. Although the relationship between the BP and volitional movements of the distal limbs is well established, studies of the BP and speech have produced inconclusive findings. The most …

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  3. Caratteristiche neurofisiologiche della Malattia di Parkinson de novo: dalla diagnosi al trattamento.

    … motori (PEMs) e il potenziale pre-motorio (Bereitschaftspotential), rappresentino dei marcatori surrogati di apprendimento motorio. Abbiamo pertanto cercato di definire il ruolo della LDR nell’apprendimento motorio nell’uomo, valutando questi specifici test neurofisiologici nei pazienti …

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  4. Unconscious priming of "freely" chosen voluntary actions: Behavioral and electrophysiological evidence

    In the course of development organisms learn to associate their actions with the effects these actions have in the environment. Recent studies have shown that perceiving or anticipating action-effects automatically activates actions, which formerly have been experienced to cause these effects …

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