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The effects of theta and gamma tACS on working memory and electrophysiology

Pahor et al., 2018

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Pahor A
Jaušovec N
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Frontiers in human neuroscience

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A single blind sham-controlled study was conducted to explore the effects of theta and gamma transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS) on offline performance on working memory tasks. In order to systematically investigate how specific parameters of tACS affect …
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