Visual Evoked Potential In Subjects Performing Dual Tasks

Music is universally popular, but some people are habituated to listening to music while performing other tasks. Does the task of listening to music on headphones affect the central processing time in subjects. With this objective this study was taken up wherein, two tasks were given simultaneously to subjects and the
Visual Evoked Potential (VEP) were recorded. This recording is then compared to the prior VEP recorded while performing a single task.