That experiment used an EEG to measure the timing of readiness potentials.
Trevena and Miller have argued against this psychologist's most notable claim. This man won the first Virtual Nobel Prize in Psychology from the University of Klagenfurt. This psychologist proposed an experimental design in which a slab of brain cortex is cut out, leaving its blood supply intact but severing its neural connections; that experiment would test his theory of the "conscious mental field." An experiment performed by this psychologist used a (*) cathode ray oscilloscope as a timer and asked subjects to take note of the position of a moving dot. That experiment used an EEG to measure the timing of readiness potentials. For 10 points, name this psychologist whose experiment showing that preparatory brain activity precedes conscious decision-making has been taken as evidence against free will.
Trevena and Miller have argued against this psychologist's most notable claim.
Benjamin Libet