/sci/ - Science & Math

What bachelor did you do?

Neuroscience?

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>>1386002

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>>1386002
I would OP but I'm a musicfag, I wouldn't understand any of it.

>>1386012
Cognitive neuroscience.

"spatial sequence learning" means what exactly, studying with the aid of visual 3D learning tools?

>>1386028
It's similar to the game "simon says" (pic related) except test subjects learned the sequences on a computer. Basically it involves repeating some sequence in a very simple two dimensional maze with the sequences increasing in length with each correct repetition.

>>1386034

"Spatial" is part of standard IQ tests too is it not? Can you point me to some online spatial tests just so I can get a solid grip on what it means?

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>>1386050

Aaaand I posted my troll in the wrong thread.

Time to go get some sleep.

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Don't know if haxxor, uses many words that don't seem to make much sense

send it to jizz@yopmail.com

I'm just curious what OP did in a nutshell for hsi thesis

>>1386053
200+ master race, I know how it feels.

protip: trolling the wrong thread is god tier troll

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>>1386047
I don't know that much about IQ tests. Here's a picture with description of the task I used:

Figure 1. Task layout. Each new sequence started with the opening screen (panels 1). After the subject pressed
a key (panels 2) the game map was shown for a duration of 1000 ms (panels 3). A cue stimulus appeared in a
random corner for a duration of 1000 ms to indicate the first element of the sequence (panels 4). Next, a violet
square was presented in the center of the game map and a cue was given to indicate the subject could
respond (panels 5). After the subject pressed a key (panels 6), the violet box moved to the selected corner
(panels 7). The duration of the movement was 1000 ms for each movement. If the selected corner corresponded to the cued corner, the box sappeared once it reached the corner (panel 8). The sequence was shown again and after each correct sequence repetition one element was added to the sequence. When a mistake was made, a red stimulus appeared over the selected corner after the violet square moved to the
corner and a low pitch tone was played. (panel 8) After each error or once the sequence reached a length of 21 elements, the opening screen was shown again and a new sequence started.

>>1386055
is that your actual email address? I'm not a haxxor lol.

>>1386064
>>1386068
copy sent

>>1386063
I'll post the abstract next.

>>1386077
>abstract

Hippocampal theta oscillations have been implicated in memory formation and spatial
navigation in rats as well as humans. Theta oscillations in the rat medial frontal cortex and
hippocampus have been shown to synchronize during encoding of spatial information and both
structures are critical for encoding and retrieving of spatial information. In this study we compared
intracranial recordings from hippocampi of epilepsy patients with surface EEG measurements from
healthy subjects during a spatial sequence learning task. Our results show significant increases in
hippocampal and frontal midline theta and delta power during encoding and retrieval of spatial
sequences which supports the hypothesis that the hippocampus and medial prefrontal cortex
functionally interact during spatial navigation.

>>1386087
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>>1386068
>Delivery to the following recipient failed permanently:

> logon180@gmail.com

Are you sure that's right?

>>1386087
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Minor grammatical error here:

> Our results show significant increases... which supports the hypothesis that...

Should be 'support', singular, I reckon.

>>1386210
Thanks!

>>1386214
on second thought, isn't it correct? The fact that our results show x supports y

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masters in psych. fire away.

>>1386218
Nah I'm almost certain 'support' is right.

"Our results support."
"Our results supports."
It's the plural results which are supporting.

>>1386234
one email coming up!

>>1386218
It looks fine to me and I'm a professional writer.

>>1386255
Do you mean the original sentence looks fine or the corrected one?

>>1386255
like a scientists writer or the /lit/ type?

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>>1386313
op sent me gay porn

(moar please)

>>1386313
>>1386331
what the fuck

>>1386234 here

"How exactly". Take out the adverb.
The neural processes involved in navigating our environment and the neural storage processes for spatial information have been subject to lengthy investigation.

Indent the first paragraph

Although its role is less established than in rodents,

take out adverbs "also" "well" and so on.

arent -- are not

You might want to say something about the testing environment for both sets of subjects. Might be relevant. Light levels, ambient noise, computer monitor used to display the test.

Some of this is personal preference, but i feel that it makes the paper smoother. I think that some of your sentences and structure can be cleaned up some, but it reads fine at this point.

Overall, a good paper. It reads well and it is understandable.

OP, upload to file distribution service. I don't recall the passes to any of my potentially-risky email accounts.

>>1386348
Thanks! That's useful feedback.

As for the testing environment stuff, I don't have the information for the iEEG group available, so I'd have to write that section for only one group. It's non essential information and in the interest of time I left it out.

>>1386353
I'd rather not upload it to anywhere as it's still unpublished. If you really want to read it you can email me. I won't disclose you email address to anyone.

I support this science thread.
(But I have no idea about neuroscience.)

>>1386409
thanks

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>>1386496
what the fuck is with this retarded spam?

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>>2915905

ima bumpin' yo shit OP

were not your personnel editors.

>>1386853
I just asked if someone would want to. If you don't than go ahead and ignore the thread

Bump for science.

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dont know a grand much about neuroscience but it sounds like ill be able to follow your paper just fine. ill try and give advise thats not just grammar-related.

>>1387498
thanks, I sent you a copy

that's some weird robo shit OP

inb4 OP gets doubled on his paper

>>1387891
>doubled
what?

Very interested, please send it to : whisperingeye420b@gmail.com (obvious junk account is obvious)

>>1387930
Copy sent!