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Effects of tone duration on three psychophysical measures of temporal integration in rhesus macaques

2021-01-14

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<p>The relationship between sound duration and detection performance has long been thought to reflect temporal integration, and has been well studied in both humans and animal models. Reports of species differences are equivocal, with some metanalyses reporting no species differences, and others reporting substantial differences. This renders translational work in animals problematic. To re-evaluate this issue, to...

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Literature Corpus work: 39274b74-b79a-5195-8d6f-722511ed82a7
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/crhe7

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