Psychophysiology of N200/N400: A Review and Classification Scheme
CORE Scholar (Wright State University)Published 1 January 1991
Walter S. Pritchard, Scott A. Shappell, Michael E. Brandt
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Abstract
This chapter concentrates on the N200 and expands into a more theoretical domain, namely, the nature of the relation between N200 and N400. The authors urge readers of this chapter to first read a chapter by Marta Kutas and Cyma Van Petten, titled, "Event-Related Brain Potential Studies of Language," which was published in volume 3 of this series, Advances in Psychophysiology, 1988, pp. 139-187. The chapter by Kutas and Van Petten covers the N400 in detail.
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