Stimulus Presentation

Stimulus Presentation

An eliciting stimulus is defined as a stimulus that precedes a certain behavior, thus causing a neural response. High quality stimulus presentation can only be delivered by equipments with high temporal and spatial resolution, high accuracy and repeatability and low signal drift.

Stimulus Presentations	Basic E-Prime Topics	Experiment Designs
E-Prime 3.0 New Features	E-Prime Timing and Tips	Intermediate E-Prime Topics
Tour of E-Studio	PSTNET	E-Prime
	E-Prime 3.0 Live Stream: Tour Of Series Introduction

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