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Mismatch Negativity

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In an oddball task, the same sound (standard stimulus) is heard repeatedly, with occasional different sounds (deviant stimuli). A negative EEG potential change appears 100–200 milliseconds after the different sound, called mismatch negativity. https://scrapbox.io/files/648b42646788c0001bae3077.png

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