EEG Recording of Visual Stimuli

Visual stimuli were presented through a RDT231WM-X monitor (Mitsubishi, Japan) and were controlled by PsychoPy version 1.83 [28 (link)]. EEG data were collected using BrainAmp-DC and ActiCap with 32 channels (Brain Products, Munich, Germany) at standard locations following the extended 10/20 international system referenced to the nose and grounded to the forehead. The sampling rate was 500 Hz, and the impedance was kept below 25 kΩ. The EEG filtering parameter was set to dc-to-70 Hz (12 dB/oct). All EEG data were recorded in a soundproof room using Brain Vision Recorder software from Brain Products.

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Ishikawa M., Itakura S, & Tanabe H.C. (2017). Autistic Traits Affect P300 Response to Unexpected Events, regardless of Mental State Inferences. Autism Research and Treatment, 2017, 8195129.

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BrainAmp-DC ActiCap Brain Vision Recorder software

Brain Forehead Nose Vision

Corresponding Organization : Kyoto University

Other organizations : Nagoya University

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Visual stimuli presentation through a RDT231WM-X monitor (Mitsubishi, Japan)

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EEG data collected using BrainAmp-DC and ActiCap with 32 channels (Brain Products, Munich, Germany)

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Standard locations following the extended 10/20 international system
Sampling rate of 500 Hz
Impedance kept below 25 kΩ
EEG filtering parameter set to dc-to-70 Hz (12 dB/oct)
Experiments conducted in a soundproof room

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