Event-related brain potentials to self-triggered tones: Impact of action type and impulsivity traits
Abstract
Human event-related potentials (ERPs) have previously been observed to be attenuated for self-triggered sounds and amplified for deviant auditory stimuli. These auditory ERP modulations have been proposed to reflect internal predictions about the sensory consequences of our actions and more generally about our sensory context. The present exploratory ERP study (1) compared the processing of self-triggered tones by either intention-based or...
Paper Details
Title
Event-related brain potentials to self-triggered tones: Impact of action type and impulsivity traits
Published Date
Mar 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
125
Pages
14 - 22
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