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Enhanced deviant responses in patterned relative to random sound sequences

2017-11-04

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How are brain responses to deviant events affected by the statistics of the preceding context? We recorded electroencephalography (EEG) brain responses to frequency deviants in matched, regularly-patterned (REG) versus random (RAND) tone-pip sequences. Listeners were naïve and distracted by an incidental visual task. Stimuli were very rapid so as to limit conscious reasoning about the sequence order and tap automa...

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Literature Corpus work: 6980a907-526f-506b-8287-8a5cccdcad46
DOI: 10.1101/214031

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