This study evaluated differences between STAA, LTAA, and age- and gender-comparable controls in evoked and induced theta TF activity in response to targets in a simple, visual oddball task. Results demonstrated that (1) evoked theta power was reduced to the same degree in STAA and LTAA compared with NAC participants, while (2) induced theta activity, measured by theta ERS, was increased in both STAA and LTAA relative to controls, but was also increased in STAA relative to LTAA.
