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. 2015 Mar 25;113(10):3663–3682. doi: 10.1152/jn.00467.2013

Table 2.

Significant power change related to proprioception or volition only

Time
Prior
Onset
During
Frequency Band Electrode Contralateral Medial Ipsilateral Contralateral Medial Ipsilateral Contralateral Medial Ipsilateral
Alpha 6–10 Hz Front. V(ERS)
Centr.
PostCentr.
10–14 Hz Front.
Centr.
PostCentr.
Beta 15–18 Hz Front. V(ERS) V(ERS)
Centr.
PostCentr.
19–24 Hz Front. PP(ERD) PP(ERD) PP(ERD) PP(ERD)
Centr. PP(ERD) PP(ERD) PP(ERD) PP(ERD)
PostCentr. PP(ERD) PP(ERD) PP(ERD) PP(ERD)

Significant decrease (ERD) and increase (ERS) in power before (preparation), at onset (planning), and during (execution) for the 4 different motor tasks (active movement, passive movement, MI, and MI with proprioceptive feedback, i.e., BCI) when compared with rest allowed us to identify significant changes in frequency at different electrodes related to: 1) volition (V), i.e., all volitional tasks (BCI, MI, and active movement) showing the same activation, 2) passive proprioception only (PP), i.e., without muscle contraction (BCI and passive movement); and 3) proprioception (P), i.e., all proprioceptive tasks (BCI, passive movement, and active movement).