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MMN is elicited when a rare-pitch deviant stimulus is presented amongst frequent standard pitch stimuli.

This allowed investigating whether frequent standard tones are affected by uncertainty of tone identity ('what' information) as a function of temporal predictability ('when' information).

In addition we recorded event-related brain potentials (ERPs) in a passive listening task with frequent standard and infrequent pitch deviants designed to elicit the mismatch negativity (MMN).

We measured blood oxygenation level-dependent contrasts derived from the comparison of blocks of stimuli presented as a series of standard tones (50 ms duration) alone versus blocks that contained rare duration-deviant tones (100 ms) that were interspersed among a series of frequent standard tones while subjects were watching a silent movie.

The squares were frequent standard events, whereas the other novel stimulus categories occurred rarely.

Frequent, standard deliveries in a small geography tilt the analytical load back to the distribution center where sortation and sequencing determine how effectively a bunch of separate but like-sized items are bundled together to ensure reliable and complete drops.

Before and after irradiation subjects were presented with a random series of 50 ms tone burst (frequent standards: 1 kHz, P=0.8, rare deviants: 1.5 kHz, P=0.2) at a mean repetition rate of 1500 ms while electroencephalogram (EEG) was recorded.

Employing a stimulus paradigm designed to minimize this confounding effect, newborns were presented with sequences of pure tones under two conditions: In the oddball block, rare deviant tones (500 Hz; 10%) were delivered amongst frequent standards (700 Hz; 90%).

Participants discriminated infrequent target stimuli (circles) from frequent standards (squares) while emotional and neutral distractors were presented infrequently and irregularly.

Subjects discriminated infrequent and irregularly presented attentional targets (circles) from frequent standards (squares) while novel distracting scenes, parametrically varied for emotional arousal, were intermittently presented.

The unnecessarily frequent standards checks that are plaguing (even the most consistently well-performing) surgeries create an oppressive blame culture within practices.