A reproducible EEG-ERP methodology for assessing cognitive decline: integrating P300 latency and resting-state EEG frequency.

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1. WSB Merito University, Augustyna Kośnego 72, 45-372 Opole, Poland
2. EEG Laboratory in Kluczbork, Poland

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Derkowski, W., & Derkowski, P. (2026). A reproducible EEG-ERP methodology for assessing cognitive decline: integrating P300 latency and resting-state EEG frequency. MethodsX, 16, 103986. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mex.2026.103986

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