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The effects of auditory attention measured from human electrocorticograms

Neelon et al., 2006

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4883510343808420044
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Neelon M
Williams J
Garell P
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Clinical Neurophysiology

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OBJECTIVE: A central question in auditory electrophysiology has been whether selective attention can modulate exogenous components of the scalp-recorded N1 (the 'N1 effect'). Intracranial electrocorticograms were used in the current work to investigate this issue in …
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