There is considerable variability in the quantification of event‐related potential (ERP)
amplitudes and latencies. We examined susceptibility of ERP quantification measures to …

ERPs are widely and increasingly used to address questions in psychophysiological
research. As discussed in this special issue, a renewed focus on questions of reliability and …

Variability of the ERP Signal The first main assumption of signal averaging is that the
detected signal in each single trial has stable characteristics, such as constant waveform …

Event‐related potentials (ERPs) can be very noisy, and yet, there is no widely accepted
metric of ERP data quality. Here, we propose a universal measure of data quality for ERP …

This chapter reviews the techniques for recording and analyzing event-related brain
potentials. An “eventrelated potential'or ERP is an electrical change recorded from the brain …

We used computer simulations to evaluate different procedures for measuring changes in
the onset latency of a representative range of event‐related components (the auditory and …

Failing to consider psychometric issues related to reliability and validity, differential deficits,
and statistical power potentially undermines the conclusions of a study. In research using …

The term ERP component refers to one of the most important but most nebulous concepts in
ERP research. An ERP waveform unambiguously consists of a series of peaks and troughs …

The reliability of event-related potentials (ERPs) is an important factor determining the value
of studies relating ERP components to individual differences. However, studies examining …

Event‐related potentials (ERP s) offer unparalleled temporal sensitivity in tracing the distinct
electrocortical processing stages enabling cognition and are frequently utilized in clinical …