
- 328 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
Do you want to learn to read people?s minds?In this student-friendly, practice-focussed textbook on EEG and biosignal analysis, you will learn how to: Implement your experiment in E-Prime or OpenSesame;Run your study in the psychophysiological laboratory;Analyse data in MATLAB by following simple steps.This textbook follows a unique approach by guiding you through a single EEG study, each part introducing the relevant core knowledge and commonly available software. Practical exercises help you master the skills to independently implement every aspect of an experiment, from setting up the lab to analysing the data. Suitable for developing both basic levels of skill for undergraduates as well as advancing towards a stronger command of analysis and understanding at postgraduate level.Michiel Spapé is a Lecturer and Researcher in Psychology at the University of Helsinki.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Publisher Note
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- You, me, and the EEG: A preface
- Acknowledgements
- Online resources
- 1 EEG in theory
- 2 Design your experiment
- 3 Develop your experiment in E-Prime
- 4 Develop your experiment in OpenSesame
- 5 Lab life: EEG equipment, hardware and software
- 6 Lab life: EEG equipment and dealing with people
- 7 Preprocessing EEG: Importing, referencing, filtering
- 8 Further processing of EEG: Artefact rejection and correction
- 9 Looking at brainwaves: Data visualisation
- 10 Great brains think alike: Grand average analysis
- 11 Inferential statistics and reporting results
- 12 Concluding and discussing research
- Epilogue: So you want to be a cognitive neuroscientist?
- References
- Index