Recognition of complex spatial environments showed dimorphic patterns of theta (4-8 Hz) activity
Joaquín Castillo Escamilla, María del Mar Salvador Viñas, José Manuel Cimadevilla Redondo · FENS Forum 2024
There is an increasing amount of literature that relates the implication of the theta frequency band (4-8 Hz) in spatial memory processes. Moreover, this could be sexually dimorphic, with males and females exhibiting differential patterns during spatial demands, such as landmark encoding, or a differential strategic process, as shown in evoked related potentials (ERPs) studies. However, this has been little explored in complex, allocentric-based spatial memory tasks with frequency band analyses. Thus, this study explored electroencephalographic (EEG) activity in a sample of 40 participants, al
ePoster · Neuroscience