VR-Compassion Cultivation Training
…breathing during an audio-recorded guided meditation. Next, participants were ushered outside…
- Participants
- 10
- Channels
- 64 (10-10)
- Size
- 919 MB
- Version
- v1.0.0
- Updated
- Jun 29, 2026
…breathing during an audio-recorded guided meditation. Next, participants were ushered outside…
EEG dataset from Experiment 1 of a study on whether capacity for movement is an organisational principle in visual object representations. Twenty-four participants viewed images of moving or non-moving, natural or artificial objects, completing a time-pressured aliveness classification task and a passive RSVP viewing task with a fixation-colour detection response. The release includes raw BrainVision EEG, preprocessed EEGLAB and CoSMoMVPA data, decoding results, analysis code, and 400 CC0 stimulus images.
…scans and three naturalistic conditions: guided meditation, music listening, and movie watching…
…multi-source interference task (MSIT) and Sternberg’s memory task * Blood tests…
A multichannel EEG dataset of self-paced (freewill) reach-and-grasp movements recorded from 23 healthy right-handed participants across 49 sessions. On each of 6808 trials the participant freely chose one of four cups, two filled with water and two empty, and decided when to move. Recordings were made at 250 Hz with a 31-channel scalp EEG montage plus EOG and auxiliary channels, to support brain-machine interface research on natural motor execution.
EEG recordings from 24 participants viewing static images of moving and non-moving, natural and artificial objects. The study tests whether capacity for movement is an organisational principle in object representations, separate from aliveness or animacy. Participants completed a speeded classification task and a passive rapid serial visual presentation task. The dataset includes raw BrainVision data, preprocessed derivatives, decoding results, analysis code, and 400 CC0 stimulus images.
…Subjects performed a modified Sternberg task in which the encoding of memory…
EEG-BIDS dataset of cue-locked EEG recordings and event annotations from 43 neurotypical adults performing a random-dot kinematogram motion discrimination task. The task dissociates low-level priors (implicitly learned tone-motion contingencies) from high-level priors (a cover story about tinted glasses) against a neutral baseline. The data support analyses of hierarchical priors with signal detection theory, drift-diffusion modeling, and occipital oscillatory and aperiodic EEG activity, alongside psychosis-proneness and psychological flexibility questionnaires.
…The participants either memorized (memory) or just listened to (control condition) sequences…
This dataset contains raw neuroimaging recordings collected with the Visual Attribute-Specific Contextual Trajectory Paradigm 2.0. The paradigm is used to study how the brain generates domain-general visual surprise signals and how their latency depends on the visual attribute that is violated. It accompanies a pre-print on attribute-dependent latency of visual surprise signals.