This dataset contains magnetoencephalography (MEG) recordings from participants performing a cued recall task involving personally familiar people and places. It was collected to examine sustained neural representations of familiar people and places during recall. The data are organized in BIDS format.
This dataset contains EEG recordings from 34 participants (one session each) who viewed 242 object images, 121 challenge and 121 control images, selected from comparisons between human behavioural performance and AlexNet. The study examines adaptive recruitment of cortex-wide recurrent processing during visual object recognition. The derivatives folder contains outputs of the decoding analyses, including time-resolved decoding accuracy matrices for object identity (.npz).
…Intracranial EEG recordings from 9 human adults during a memory-guided actions…
EEG recordings from participants performing two reversal learning tasks that differ in reinforcer type: monetary reward versus avoidance of an aversive loud white noise burst. In the reward task, positive feedback meant a gain of 10 cents and negative feedback meant no gain. In the punishment task, positive feedback meant the noise burst was successfully avoided and negative feedback meant the noise was delivered. Noise intensity was titrated per participant to match the motivational value of the 10 cent reward.
…Hippocampal Theta Phase Precession Supports Memory Formation and Retrieval of Naturalistic Experience…
This case study records physiological and EEG data from a self-described practitioner of energy medicine who performed directed therapeutic intent on live and damaged cells. Across 60 double-blind treatment and control sessions, cell types (live, dead/x-rayed, or medium only) were randomized and concealed from both the practitioner and the experimenter. Matched control cells treated by a sham therapist provide behavioral measures of cellular outcomes.
…multi-source interference task (MSIT) and Sternberg’s memory task * Blood tests…
Preprocessed stereotactic EEG (SEEG) high-gamma power (50-100 Hz) from 16 patients with pharmaco-resistant epilepsy performing a probabilistic instrumental learning task with reward and punishment conditions. Data cover 248 bipolar derivations in the anterior insula, dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, lateral orbitofrontal cortex and ventromedial prefrontal cortex, time-locked to outcome. The derivative release supports information-theoretic analyses showing dissociable reward and punishment subsystems in the human frontal cortex.
EEG recordings from 23 participants performing a passive viewing task with partially occluded and subsequently uncovered scenes containing game pieces on a game board. Conditions varied the number of initially visible pieces (4 or 32) and the number of pieces revealed after the occluder was removed (0 to 32). The dataset supports investigation of neural responses to object numerosity in occluded and uncovered visual scenes.
…a load-3 object working memory task. Please see the associated publication…