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2.1: Data For This Chapter

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    This chapter, like every subsequent chapter in this book, is filled with exercises. Processing real data is the best way to learn ERP data analysis! Your first step in each chapter will therefore be to download the data for the exercises in that chapter.

    The N400 data we’ll be using for the exercises in this chapter can be found in the Chapter_2 folder in the master folder: https://doi.org/10.18115/D50056. In this chapter, we’ll be looking at the data from only one of the 40 participants (Subject #6). Go ahead and download this folder and all its contents (and make sure to name the folder Chapter_2).

    I recommend organizing the data for the various chapters of the book on your computer just as they're organized online, with a separate folder for each chapter.

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