“…Regarding the neurophysiology of temporal attention, several studies have described the left inferior parietal cortex (Coull & Nobre, ), intraparietal sulcus (Davranche et al, ), premotor and supplementary motor areas, and a network of bilateral frontoparietal areas (Coull, Frith, Büchel, & Nobre, ; Coull & Nobre, ) as key neuroanatomical regions responsible for temporal expectations. Modulatory effects of temporal expectancies on the ERPs N1, N2, N2pc, and P300 (Griffin, Miniussi, & Nobre, ; Miniussi et al, ; Rolke, Festl, & Seibold, ; Seibold, Fiedler, & Rolke, ; Seibold & Rolke, ; see Correa, Lupiáñez, Madrid, & Tudela, , for details), and event‐related synchronization/desynchronization of the ongoing EEG (Babiloni et al, ; Rohenkohl & Nobre, ) components have previously been described in several electrophysiological studies.…”