Normalising EMGs Is Often Performed By

Multiple Choice

Normalising EMGs is often performed by:

A) Dividing the EMG amplitude from the task by the EMG amplitude from the same muscle recorded during a maximal voluntary contraction.
B) Multiplying the EMG amplitude from the task by the EMG amplitude from the same muscle recorded during a maximal voluntary contraction.
C) Dividing the EMG amplitude from the task by the EMG amplitude from an antagonist muscle recorded a maximal voluntary contraction.
D) Dividing the EMG amplitude from the task by the EMG amplitude from the same muscle recorded during a sub-maximal voluntary contraction)
E) Multiplying the EMG amplitude from the task by the EMG amplitude from the same muscle recorded during a sub-maximal voluntary contraction.