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presenting an auditory stimulus multiple times and averaging the responses across all presentations.
snapshot of the electrical activity immediately after our stimulus presentation.
epeat this process over and over and average all the responses.
background noise (EEG) is occurring randomly (not time-locked to our stimulus)
ackground noise will average out to nothing,
nly our signal will remain.
synchronised with the stimulus.
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