Error-related negativity (ERN) is a signal that is associated with error detection. Joch and colleagues (Joch M, Hegele M, Maurer H, Müller H, Maurer LK. J Neurophysiol 118: 486–495, 2017) successfully separated the ERN as a response to online prediction error from feedback updates. We discuss the role of ERN in action and suggest insights from virtual reality techniques; we consider the potential benefit of self-evaluation in determining the mechanisms of ERN amplitude; finally, we review the oscillatory activity that has been claimed to accompany ERN
Predictive monitoring of actions, EEG recordings in virtual reality / Ozkan, DURU GUN; Pezzetta, Rachele. - In: JOURNAL OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGY. - ISSN 0022-3077. - 119:4(2018), pp. 1254-1256. [10.1152/jn.00825.2017]
Predictive monitoring of actions, EEG recordings in virtual reality
OZKAN, DURU GUN
;Pezzetta, Rachele
2018
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Error-related negativity (ERN) is a signal that is associated with error detection. Joch and colleagues (Joch M, Hegele M, Maurer H, Müller H, Maurer LK. J Neurophysiol 118: 486–495, 2017) successfully separated the ERN as a response to online prediction error from feedback updates. We discuss the role of ERN in action and suggest insights from virtual reality techniques; we consider the potential benefit of self-evaluation in determining the mechanisms of ERN amplitude; finally, we review the oscillatory activity that has been claimed to accompany ERN| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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