Proceedings of the Fuzzy System Symposium
22nd Fuzzy System Symposium
Session ID : 7D2-2
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Comparison of spatiotemporal activities in human brain between correct and approximation choices on answering result of addition
Takahiro YAMANOI*Yuta FUJIWARAHisashi TOYOSIMAShin-ichi OHNISHIMichio SUGENOElie SAHCHEZ
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In the human brain, the logical process is performed at the left hemisphere and the intuitional process is performed at the right hemisphere. We recorded event related potentials (ERPs) by the electroencephalograms (EEGs) during subjects were performing selections of an answer. The subjects were 7 normal university students (4 males and 3 females; aged 21-22 years; 6 right-handed and 1 left-handed). They were asked to add double figures and select an answer from the two choices. Choices were two types; Type1 was correct choice that the correct answer was included, and Type2 was approximation choice that the correct answer was not included. Moreover, we classified into following cases according to approximation choice. The case was Type2A: the answer was lower than choices. Type2B: the answer was between choices. Type2C: the answer was higher than choices. By using the equivalent current dipole source localization (ECDL) we compared brain activities in the meantime among above types.
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