A framework combining delta Event-Related Oscillations (EROs) and Synchronisation Effects (ERD/ERS) to study emotional processing.

Comput Intell Neurosci · 2009 · PMC2709724 · PMID 19609455

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Positive Peak 400–500 ms Results on the central electrode exhibited a highly significant main effect of arousal ( F (1, 26) = 17.209, P < .001); the delta activity was stronger for the high arousal condition (0.686 μ V) relative to the low arousal (−0.455 μ V) condition during this temporal window.

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On the central electrode (Cz), there was a marginally significant main effect of gender ( F (1, 26) = 4.01, P = .056), that is, females showed stronger responses (−6.495 μ V) than males (−4.212 μ V). 3.2.3.

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