How fast can we see? The latency development in human infants to pattern, orientation, and direction-reversal visual evoked potentials

How fast can we see? The latency development in human infants to pattern, orientation, and direction-reversal visual evoked potentials

<p>The goal of this thesis is to track latency changes in three visual evoked potentials (VEP) stimuli as an indication of overall brain development, in order to provide a normative baseline to differentiate visual and neurological development from pathological processes.</p> <p>VE...

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Autore principale:	Lee, J
Altri autori:	Braddick, O
Natura:	Tesi
Lingua:	English
Pubblicazione:	2013
Soggetti:	Neuroscience Experimental psychology Developmental psychology Paediatrics Perception Biology Ophthamology

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