Nose-referenced scalp EEG (AFz ground) was continuously recorded at 200 samples/s from 30 extended 10–20-system locations (4 midline and 13 lateral pairs of tin electrodes embedded in a Lycra stretch cap) within .1–30 Hz (−6dB/octave), along with bipolar recordings of vertical and horizontal eye movements (for complete montage and recording details, see Kayser et al., 2007). Volume-conducted blink artifacts were effectively removed from the raw EEG by means of spatial PCA generated from identified blinks and artifact-free EEG periods (NeuroScan, 2003).
