P3a![]() • In active two-deviant oddball paradigms, the P3a is generated in response to the distractor
stimulus.
• The peak amplitude is a measure of focal attention, and has been shown to positively
correlate with executive function. The P3a latency reflects orientation to a non-target deviant
stimulus.
• Consistent with reports of decreased attention and executive function in
neuropsychological testing in subjects with mild AD, P3a amplitude is significantly reduced
in this population.
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