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A cordon of close-in fielders would be arrayed behind the wicket and on the leg side to exploit batting errors elicited by this bowling line.

To these ends, we first compare errors elicited by memory demands to those in the baseline condition and explore potential causes of memory errors.

For the visualization of no-response errors elicited by rTMS or DCS, error rates for all cortical regions stimulated were calculated, which were then pooled across subjects and projected into the cortical parcellation system (CPS) [ 16].

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In this sense, the prediction error elicited by salient sounds is not fundamentally different from the prediction error elicited by less salient but still prediction mismatching sounds.

In fact, as calculated here, the illumination change without the 10-min delay produced errors roughly comparable in magnitude to the error elicited by the 10-min delay alone (bias: illumination = 0.0075, memory = 0.0064; variability: illumination = 0.011, memory = 0.010, data not shown).

In more predictable contexts, as we have just explained, we have more confidence in our predictions, and therefore, if there is a violation of the rule, the prediction error elicited by the mismatch will be larger than if we are in an unpredictable context.

Next, we describe the pattern of errors elicited when perceptual demands were added to memory demands.

An analysis of event-related potentials elicited by errors indicated that an early performance monitoring component (early positivity) was significantly attenuated in the ADHD group as was a later component that specifically reflects conscious error processing (Pe).

In this sense it is interesting to study potential differences in the pattern of activity elicited by observed errors than from self-made errors in conditions where the roles of acting and observing are alternating.

This class of ERP components comprises a growing list of potentials, including the ERN/Ne elicited by error responses in reaction time tasks [ 1, 3], the N2-like potentials elicited by error feedback stimuli [ 4- 6], the variety of N2-like potentials elicited in situations of response conflict or response inhibition [ 7- 9].

Another example of a neurophysiological error signal that is elicited by salient irregular sounds is the P3a, a frontocentral positivity occurring at around 250 300 ms after the onset of the salient sound, which is proposed to reflect the involuntary orienting of attention towards the perturbating sound (Escera et al., 2000; Friedman et al., 2001; Polich, 2007).

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