UC San Diego Resting State EEG Data from Patients with Parkinson's Disease
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This dataset comprises 358 resting-state EEG recordings from 312 participants with Parkinson's disease and healthy controls, collected under eyes-open conditions. It includes longitudinal sessions for some participants, along with demographic and clinical variables such as MoCA and UPDRS Part III scores. The data are formatted in BIDS using BrainVision EEG files, supporting research on neural correlates of Parkinson's disease.
The Brain, Body, and Behaviour Dataset (Experiment 4) is a multimodal neurophysiological dataset comprising simultaneous recordings of EEG, eye-tracking, cardiac, respiratory, and electrooculographic signals from 43 subjects across two sessions. Participants watched three educational videos (Stim-04, Stim-05, Stim-06) under two attention conditions. In Session 1 (attentive condition), participants viewed the videos and answered comprehension questions afterward. In Session 2 (distracted condition), participants viewed the same three videos in the same order while performing a concurrent backward counting task, with no comprehension testing. This derivative dataset supports investigation of neural and behavioral correlates of attention, learning, and cognitive load during naturalistic video viewing.
The Brain, Body, and Behaviour Dataset (Experiment 1) is a multimodal neuroimaging dataset comprising eye-tracking recordings from 27 subjects across two sessions during educational video viewing. Subjects watched five informative videos under two conditions: an attentive condition with post-video comprehension testing, and a distracted condition with concurrent cognitive load (backward counting). The dataset includes gaze coordinates, pupil size, blinks, saccades, and fixations, along with behavioral questionnaires assessing domain knowledge and memory retention, providing a resource for studying attention, learning, and cognitive engagement during multimedia presentation.
The Brain, Body, and Behaviour Dataset (Experiment 2) is a multimodal neurophysiological dataset comprising 31 subjects across 2 sessions designed to investigate incidental learning and attentional modulation. Participants watched five educational videos under attentive and distracted conditions while simultaneous recordings of EEG, ECG, EOG, eye-tracking, and pupil dynamics were acquired. This derivative dataset includes preprocessed physiological signals and behavioral responses to memory questionnaires, providing a comprehensive resource for studying the neural and physiological correlates of attention, learning, and cognitive load.
This dataset comprises simultaneous EEG-fMRI recordings from 24 healthy adults performing a sustained attention task (GradCPT) and a resting-state task with intermittent multi-dimensional experience sampling, collected across two sessions per participant. It includes behavioral responses, experience sampling ratings across 13 dimensions of thought, and mental health survey data, enabling study of the neural correlates of attentional fluctuations, mind-wandering, and the reliability of EEG-fMRI relationships across sessions.
This dataset combines high-density electroencephalography (128-channel HD-EEG) and mouse-tracking to examine dynamic decision-making processes in the human brain. Collected from 31 adults (ages 18-33), it includes resting-state and task-related EEG data acquired during food preference choices and semantic judgment tasks. The resource provides both raw and preprocessed EEG data with synchronized behavioral measures, enabling investigation of neural correlates underlying binary choice decisions.
This dataset comprises EEG and behavioral recordings from a study examining the effects of transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) over the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex on emotion processing and regulation in lonely individuals. 120 participants completed two sessions (sham and active stimulation) involving an emotion regulation task with static social and non-social images, rated on arousal and valence. The dataset includes raw EEG, behavioral ratings, and derived ERP data, along with questionnaires assessing side effects and blinding effectiveness.