Objectives: To examine the effects of working memory load on the event-related
desynchronization (ERD) and synchronization (ERS) of several narrow EEG frequency …

OBJECTIVE: We examined whether task-related band power changes (event-related
desynchronization/synchronization; ERD/ERS) that have been linked to individual …

Event-related alpha band desynchronization is frequently used to analyze spatiotemporal
cortical activation patterns during the performance of cognitive tasks. In the present paper …

Event-related desynchronization (ERD) and synchronization (ERS) of the lower (8–10 Hz)
and upper (10–12 Hz) alpha bands of background EEG were studied in 10 subjects during …

Event-related desynchronization (ERD) was studied in 10 subjects during a verbal
recognition task. The attentional load of the task varied according to the difficulty to …

Working memory is associated with an increase in EEG theta synchronization and a
decrease in lower alpha band synchronization. We investigated whether such changes in …

In assuming functional differences between different EEG alpha frequency bands, recent
studies emphasize the importance of using narrow (8–10 Hz or 10–12 Hz) instead of broad …

Event-related desynchronization (ERD) was studied in 10 young (mean age= 19.1) and 10
older (mean age= 62.8) subjects during two recognition tasks: verbal and visuo-spatial. The …

Each internally or externally-paced event results in a phase-locked response known as
event-related potential (ERP) and in a non-phase-locked response in the EEG, known as …

Event-related desynchronization (ERD) is the amount of event-related decrease in alpha
band power. In applying ERD as an index of cortical activation, the way in which attention …