An Early Event‐Related Cortical Potential
An Early Event‐Related Cortical Potential is a scholarly work, published in 1978 in ''Psychophysiology''. The main subjects of the publication include cognition, subtraction, waveform, brain–computer interface, neuroscience, electroencephalography, scalp, audiology, evoked potentials, communication, stimulus, psychology, P200, cognitive psychology, auditory system, and event-related potential. An analysis of latency and scalp distribution data showed that P165 could be differentiated from the stimulus‐evoked P200 potential, and experiments in which muscle tension was varied did not change the form of P165, supporting a neurogenic origin.