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. 2014 Mar 13;9(3):e90943. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0090943

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(A) Grand average LRP waveform separated by response bias (cf. Figure 1F). (B) Relationship between normalized LRP peak height and fitted DDM response bias. There is a significant correlation between the DDM starting-point parameter and LRP height. Error bars reflect sem. (C) Grand average response-locked LRPs in Experiment 2 separately for the preferred (solid) and non-preferred (dashed) direction. As predicted by our model, the LRP is larger for the non-preferred compared to the preferred direction [ = 11.4, ].

Inline graphic — (A) Grand average LRP waveform separated by response bias (cf. Figure 1F). (B) Relationship between normalized LRP peak height and fitted DDM response bias. There is a significant correlation between the DDM starting-point parameter and LRP height. Error bars reflect sem. (C) Grand average response-locked LRPs in Experiment 2 separately for the preferred (solid) and non-preferred (dashed) direction. As predicted by our model, the LRP is larger for the non-preferred compared to the preferred direction [ = 11.4, ].