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Polarity-dependent transcranial direct current stimulation effects on central auditory processing

Ladeira et al., 2011

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8720119104747674491
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Ladeira A
Fregni F
Campanhã C
Valasek C
De Ridder D
Brunoni A
Boggio P
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PLoS One

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Given the polarity dependent effects of transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) in facilitating or inhibiting neuronal processing, and tDCS effects on pitch perception, we tested the effects of tDCS on temporal aspects of auditory processing. We aimed to change …
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