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. 2012 Jul 17;6:106. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2012.00106

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Copyright © 2012 van Vugt, Simen, Nystrom, Holmes and Cohen.

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Basic spectrograms for electrode Cz (a representative electrode). Black line indicates the event to which the data are aligned (onset of dot-motion for the stimulus-locked graphs and the response for the response-locked graphs). Cyan line indicates the average response time and stimulus onset time, respectively. (A) stimulus-locked spectrograms for the high-coherence, low-coherence, and non-integration condition. There is a gradual decrease in oscillatory power over the course of the trial. (B) Difference spectrograms comparing low- and high-coherence conditions. Left column: stimulus-locked. Right column: response-locked. (C) Difference spectrograms indicating the contrast between integration and non-integration conditions. Left column: stimulus-locked. Right column: response-locked.