PlosONE: The challenge of learning a new language in adulthood: Evidence from a multi-methodological neuroscientific approach

This data set for the publication "The challenge of learning a new language in adulthood: Evidence from a multi-methodological neuroscientific approach" in PlosONE (2021) comprises: EEG: Event-related brain potential data (single subjects, microvolt values, regions of interest) for both correctly identified and correctly and incorrectly identified (merged) pseudoword-picture pairings (PPP) for learned as well as new PPPs for time windows 650-800 and 800-1300 ms. fNIRS: oxy-Hb and deoxy-Hb data (single subjects, beta values, regions of interest) for both correctly identified and correctly and incorrectly identified (merged) pseudoword-picture pairings (PPP) for learned as well as new PPPs Behavioral data: Task Performance during the recognition experiment (reaction times for and percentage of correctly identified learned and new PPPs)

Related Organizations

Innsbruck Medical University
Austria
University of Innsbruck
Austria

Keywords

Task Performance, adulthood, Science Policy, Biochemistry, microvolt values, pairing, Sociology, beta values, time windows 650-800, 800-1300 ms, EEG, Cancer, Evidence, Evolutionary Biology, region, Event-related brain, recognition experiment, Mental Health, challenge, Medicine, reaction times, PPPs Behavioral data, PlosONE, multi-methodological neuroscientifi., Neuroscience, subject

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