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The data were stored in BrainVision Format. The following stimuli were used:

-> R1 this stimulus should not normally appear if it does, it is likely a reaction to a goat
-> R2 true - expected reaction to a sound assigned correctly to an animal (a dog barks or a cat mews)
-> R3 false - expected reaction to a sound assigned incorrectly to an animal (a dog mews or a cat barks )
-> S1 standard stimulus (a goat bleats) - non-target the measured participant should not respond
-> S2 a dog barks - target should be followed by the R2 marker
-> S3 a cat mews - target - should be followed by the R2 marker
-> S4 a cat barks - target - should be followed by the R3 marker
-> S5 a dog mews - target - should be followed by the R3 marker

-> S11 a marker that denotes an occurrence of the standard stimulus (non-target) after the S2 stimulus
-> S12 a marker that denotes an occurrence of the standard stimulus (non-target) after the S3 stimulus
-> S13 a marker that denotes an occurrence of the standard stimulus (non-target) after the S4 stimulus
-> S14 a marker that denotes an occurrence of the standard stimulus (non-target) after the S5 stimulus

Note: The S11 - S14 stimuli are typically ignored in the phase of analysis because they could distort the results.

Probabilities of occurrences:
S1 70%
S2 15%
S3, S4, S5 5%


The following files were stored:


Data files:
-> Auditory_ERP_gender_date_id.eeg - a binary file containing raw data

Header files:
-> Auditory_ERP_gender_date_id.vhdr - a text file containing metadata describing raw data in the .eeg file

-> Auditory_ERP_gender_date_id.vmrk - a text file containing markers used in the experiment

Recording Software
For recording and storing the EEG/ERP data, the BrainVision Recorder 1.2 was used. The Recorder was initialized using the following parameters:

1) the sampling rate was set to 1 kHz
2) the number of channels was set to 19
3) the resolution was set to 0.1 V



datacite.yml
Title Development coordination disorder in children – diagnosis, relationship to brain function
Authors Čepička,Ladislav;University of West Bohemia, Faculty of Education
Holečková,Irena;University Hospital in Pilsen
Mouček,Roman;University of West Bohemia, Faculty of Applied Sciences
Mautner,Pavel;University of West Bohemia, Faculty of Applied Sciences
Brůha,Petr;University of West Bohemia, Faculty of Applied Sciences
Vařeka,Lukáš;University of West Bohemia, Faculty of Applied Sciences
Description The project deals with the structure of disorder and examines the possibility of using the method of evoked potentials to investigate it.
License Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
References
Funding P407/12/1525(GA)
406/09/0150(GA)
Keywords Neuroscience
Electrophysiology
Development coordination disorder
Resource Type Dataset