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■Time Window 0-300 ms □Time Window 300-600 ms
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MAXIMAL PEAK-TO-PEAK AMPLITUDE
ENHANCEMENT FACTOR
AGE GROUPS
* P< .05, ** P< .01, **♦ P< .001
Figure 5 Effects of time window on theta responses to
passive, target, and nontarget stimuli in six age groups: (a)
maximal peak-to-peak amplitude of the single theta re-
sponses, (b) number of phase-locked single theta waves,
and (c) enhancement factor. The age groups are as desig-
nated in Figure 2.
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