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Measuring the Representation of 1-Second Through a Temporal Generalization Task with Repetitive Stimulus

2024-08-09

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>People retrieve the duration of a 1-second interval from long-term memory to measure supra-second intervals. Although some studies assert that the long-term representation of 1-s (hereafter L1S) is unreliable, the timing literature also indicates a significant correlation between the peak alpha frequency, a stable biomarker, and the precision of the L1S. The present study compared the L...

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Literature Corpus work: 514b78c3-d2dc-5db3-b3f9-58e51c58553c
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-4702930/v1

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