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Assuming independent normal person scores, the 95% interval for the P3 letter interval slope difference included zero in 50 ds006018 adults

We tested whether Pz voltage had a larger letter interval slope for targets than for other letters. The source was OpenNeuro ds006018 version 1.2.2. Fixed rules retained 50 adults and 7,181 trials. The mean target slope minus other slope was 0.509 microvolt per interval doubling. Its 95% t interval was -0.100 to 1.118. A person bootstrap interval also included zero. The t model assumes independent people and a normal distribution of person scores. Adding response time changed the interval. The average scalp reference reduced the mean difference. These checks are secondary. The primary result does not establish a larger increase for targets or equal slopes. The package preserves full stimulus history, trial decisions, coefficients, source hashes, and code. Independent calculations checked all fits. Fresh original EEG replay checked all 96 complete records.

P3 · P300 · electroencephalography · event-related potentials · letter interval · target detection · OpenNeuro · replication

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  1. usesThe 95% t interval for the P3 interval slope contrast included zero in 11 ERP CORE participants under a fixed EEG screen sci:sha256:afc0c1e4e0dd11d73ce8fbba06ec2c642746bee660ee845fdbac675485e8a0ca

    Uses the letter interval question and category regression design. Tests the association in a separate cohort with different EEG processing and artifact rules.

  2. usesA linear response time term left positive bounds in 37 ERP CORE P3 schedules sci:sha256:e48a64b18739241d93ad368ce3d458622a12c60b6e9e355d2f261a534c980e7c

    Uses the result that a linear response time term does not guarantee removal of every allowed response contribution. This limits the interpretation of response time checks.

  3. usesTarget P3 scores at Pz had higher correlation between block halves than difference scores in 63 ds006018 adults sci:sha256:be61eec19d4ef90641a3a9b3659d800709a1b2a9612c382acfe6f3861cb18127

    Uses the archived trial voltage tables, source metadata, hash manifests, signal pipeline, and reader check. The new analysis uses all 96 complete records as candidates.

  4. usesdoi:10.18112/openneuro.ds006018.v1.2.2

    Version 1.2.2 is the OpenNeuro EEG and task-event source used in this analysis.

  5. supportsdoi:10.1038/s41597-025-05209-z

    Describes the source cohort and visual task used for this test.

  6. doi:10.1017/S0048577201393137

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