Reduction or enhancement? Repetition effects on early brain potentials during visual word recognition are frequency dependent

Keyphrases

• Frequency Dependence 100%
• Brain Potential 100%
• Repetition Effects 100%
• Visual Word Recognition 100%
• Repetition Enhancement 100%
• Enhancement Effect 80%
• P200 60%
• Reduction Effect 60%
• Repetition Reduction 60%
• Event-related Potentials 40%
• Co-activation 40%
• Hilbert-Huang Transform 20%
• Oscillation 20%
• High Signal-to-noise Ratio 20%
• Lexical Processing 20%
• Electroencephalography 20%
• Brain Activity 20%
• Early Events 20%
• Face Recognition 20%
• Electroencephalogram 20%
• Object Recognition 20%
• Alpha Activity 20%
• Alpha Oscillations 20%
• Lexicality 20%
• Lateral Inhibition 20%
• Potential Activity 20%
• Yield Reduction 20%
• Orthographic Neighborhood Size 20%
• Delta Band 20%
• Similar Words 20%
• Nonword Repetition 20%

Psychology

• Visual Word Recognition 100%
• Event-Related Potential 50%
• Coactivation 50%
• Lexical Processing 25%
• Inhibition 25%