T/CSTE 0072-2021 Neuroscience Management Electrophysiology Experimental Guidelines
T/CSTE 0072-2021 Neuroscience Management Electrophysiology Experimental Guidelines
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Scope: This document stipulates the basic principles of electrophysiological experiments in neuroscience, data collection methods, experimental analysis and experimental design, and the content of experimental reports. This document is applicable to electrophysiological experiments in neuroscience. Main technical content: 1. Basic principles 1.1 Ethical principles The experimental content must be approved by the ethics committee, and all steps in the experimental process, including subject recruitment, experimental implementation, and data processing, should comply with ethical norms. 1.2 Scientific design The purpose of the experimental study should focus on management issues related to human brain activity. The results induced by the experiment should be caused by manipulated variables and not be disturbed by other factors, and should achieve the expected research objectives. 1.3 Validity of the sample The selection of experimental subjects should serve the purpose of the experimental research, and appropriate subjects should be selected for specific research questions. 1.4 Data validity All data entered for analysis should be valid. For questionnaires and behavioral data, it should ensure that they reflect the subjects' true thoughts; for all kinds of physiological data (galvanic skin response, electrocardiogram, electromyogram, etc., electroencephalogram) recorded during the experiment, it should have a good signal-to-noise ratio. 1.5 Data integrity The integrity of all kinds of data during the experiment should be guaranteed, including but not limited to the subjects' personal demographic information, pre- and post-test questionnaire data, behavioral data, various physiological indicators (galvanic skin response, electrocardiogram, electromyogram, etc.), and various parameters during the experiment. 2. Data collection requirements Electrophysiological data collection should include the following content: a) The experimental guidance used in the