What is needed for Haemodynamic measures?

What are the main three reasons why ERPs should be measured?

What do EEG's do?

How is the EEG signal relative in space?

What are the two kinds of EEG measurement?

What are bipolar EEG recordings?

What is the monopolar EEG recording?

Where can the reference electrode be in monopolar recordings? And what can be reconstructed from monopolar recordings?

What is a steady rate visual evoked potential?

What are steady rate visual evoked potential used for?

What are strength and weakness of steady-state visual evoked potentials?

What is Transient Visual Evoked Potentials?

What are the advantage and disadvantage of transient visual evoked potentials?

What is the main difference between Event-related potentials and transient visual evoked potentials?

What are the steps to constructing an experiment?

What are the two types of noninvasive measurements of brain activity?

What does the haemodynamic measures record, and why isn't it often used?

What does electrophysiological measures record, and why is it more often used?

What activity is detectable on the scalp?

How do neurons create an electromagnetic field?

What is a closed electromagnetic field?

What is an open electromagnetic field?

Why are EEGs used over MEGs?

What are the measures collected from EEGs? And what are they?

What are the three assumptions of nature of electrical activity of the brain?

What are inpedences, and what are examples? What problem do they create?

What is measured with an EEG?

What are the steps of signal analysis?

What are areas of postnatal brain development?

What is the brain considered as in terms of being an organ?

What are the four characteristics of synaptic density?

What are event-related potentials?

How can EEG's measure changes in synaptic density?

Who do EEG's measure myelinzation?

What is a problem that arises when using EEG?

What inferences can be made from an EEG/MEG?

What inferences can be made from an fMRI/PET?

How do EEG's measure synaptic efficiency/synchronization of networks?

What does decreasing variability of latencies mean in an EEG?

How are anatomical changes reflected in EEG results?

Specialization of areas/networks, is shown in EEGs as?

Who conducted an EEG study comparing infants and adults?

What was the differences in background activity between adults and infants found by Thierry?

What was the differences in age dependence between adults and infants found by Thierry (2005)?

What was the differences in maturation between adults and infants found by Thierry (2005)?

What was the differences in inter-individual variability between adults and infants found by Thierry (2005)?

What are three general differences found by Thierry (2005) between adults and infants?

What is needed for the electrophysiological measure?

What are ways to overcome artefacts?

What are ways to overcome trail loss?

How do you overcome the fact instruction is not possible?

How do you make infants more cooperative?

What must studies do to compensate for infant's short attention spans?

How can you prevent parents being a distraction, via skin contact, behavioural influence, etc?

What are the restrictions that developmental neuroscience studies have?

How much referencing should there be?

What does rejection of artifacts lead to?

How many artifact-free trials must a participant have to be accepted?

What are the advantages of using EEG?

What are the problems with using EEG?

What are artifacts?