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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychobiol. 2022 Mar;64(3):e22240. doi: 10.1002/dev.22240

Table 3.

EEG Data Usability and Reasons for Data Loss for All Dyads (n = 216)


n %
Session usable 156 72.0%
EEG not attempted due to time constraint or parent declining 6 2.8%
Child refused cap, gelling, or could not sit in chair 8 3.7%
Parent could not be capped due to wig or hair extensions 7 3.2%
Could not get usable connection with child scalp 0 0%
Could not get usable connection with parent scalp 7 3.2%
Extremely poor data quality and/or discontinued contexts due to child factors (movement, fatigue, etc.) 15 6.9%
Extremely poor data quality and/or discontinued contexts due to child factors (movement, fatigue, etc.) 3 1.4%
Child removed cap during session 19 8.8%

Notes: Some dyads had more than one reason that data were unusable, so percentages sum to more than 100%. Data is considered per dyad across all four contexts.