…exercise on pain, we investigated the neuronal changes during exercise-induced hypoalgesia…
…Low-level priors were induced implicitly by 600/900 Hz tones that…
EEG recordings from 52 participants (39 female) who took part in a 2x2 balanced placebo study of hypnosis. Each participant received conventional and unconventional (placebo) hypnotic inductions, each framed either as hypnosis or as a control relaxation technique. Data were recorded with a 64-channel EasyCap system and include pre- and post-hypnosis closed-eyes resting baselines. The dataset supports investigation of how framing affects hypnotic depth and its electrophysiological correlates.
…Movement-induced hypoalgesia: behavioral characteristics and neural mechanisms. Annals of the New…
This dataset contains synchronized EEG, ECG and pupil recordings from 36 young and 39 older adults performing auditory cued reaction time tasks, plus a passive listening condition. The active tasks were a cued simple reaction time task and a cued go/no-go task, and they allow investigation of age-related differences in cortical, autonomic and pupillary responses during anticipation and perceptual decision-making.
…for studying upper limb rehabilitation exercises ## Summary This dataset contains scalp electroencephalography…
…compassion meditation and performing visualization exercises that centered on universal compassion for…
Derivative stereo-EEG dataset of high-frequency activity (HFA, 70-150 Hz) recorded from six patients with depth electrodes performing an approach-avoidance decision task. It supports analysis of the differential contributions of medial and lateral orbitofrontal cortex to decision-making under conflict. The data are the authors' processed HFA, epoched per trial and aligned to trial onset and decision, and are accompanied by per-trial behavioural data and artifact-review labels.
…sports broadcast) in B and internal focus audio (mindfulness breathing exercise) in…
EEG recordings from twenty healthy right-handed adults exposed to tendon vibration of the left elbow, designed to separate the percept of illusory movement from plain vibratory sensation. Sixteen sensorimotor electrodes were recorded while biceps and triceps tendons were vibrated at 90/50 Hz (illusion of elbow extension) or both at 70 Hz (control, no illusion). Each participant completed three blocks of 72 randomized three-second stimulations.