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Event-Related Brain Research (Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology. Supplement No. 42)
  
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Event-Related Brain Research (Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology. Supplement No. 42) [Hardcover]

C. H. M. Brunia (Author), G. Mulder (Author), M. N. Verbaten (Editor)


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0444811931 978-0444811936 August 1991
This volume contains a selection of the invited contributions to the EPIC IX International Conference on Event-Related Potentials held in Noordwijk, The Netherlands. The sections of the book reflect the successive sessions of the conference. Authors of international repute contributed to the five sections of the book, covering in detail: source localization of brain activity, with different methodologies; movement and stimulus preceding brain activity; pharmacology and ERPs; selective attention and mental chronometry; and aging and dementia. This volume is an excellent reflection of research and findings in this important area of neuroscience.

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