MEG records
A) the time of particular EEG signals.
B) changes in magnetic fields on the surface of the scalp.
C) the frequency of particular EEG signals.
D) the latency of far-field potentials.
E) the P300.

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MEG, or magnetoencephalography, records changes in magnetic fields on the surface of the scalp, which are produced by neuronal activity. It does not directly measure the time, frequency, or latency of EEG signals, nor does it specifically record the P300, which is an event-related potential measured in EEG.

MEG Records