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Conscious perception modulates perceptual echoes

2020-08-07

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Alpha rhythms (~10Hz) in the human brain are classically associated with idling activities, being predominantly observed during quiet restfulness with closed eyes. However, recent studies demonstrated that alpha (~10Hz) rhythms can directly relate to visual stimulation, resulting in oscillations which can last for as long as one second. This alpha reverberation, dubbed Perceptual Echoes (PE), suggests that the vis...

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759f25e1-6871-5ca5-b939-c11bb0acc06b
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10.1101/2020.08.06.239202
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