Discusses how stimulus wavelength influences waveform characteristics in visual evoked potentials, suggesting no significant changes when brightness is controlled.
This paper presents a brief discussion of recent accounts of the effects of stimulus wave‐length on the waveform of averaged human visual evoked cortical potentials. Some new data are presented which do not exhibit gross waveform changes with stimulus wavelength, when all monochromatic stimuli are equated for brightness.
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