Assessing Cognitive Capacity by P3 During a Complex Manual Control Task

Abstract. Our aim was to adapt a classical P3 method to assess the free cognitive capacity during spacecraft docking training in space. Electroencephalogram (EEG) measurement in space is limited by...

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