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Frequency tagging evidence supports perceptual separation of rapid stimuli in human fetuses

2025-06-07

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In early human development, perceptual processes grow faster with maturation, as inferred using the duration of the attentional blink and multisensory integration window. The consequences of this developmental trend for sensory-cognition in fetuses are unclear: does the fetus perceive rapid stimuli as discrete events or, rather, one fused stimulus? We addressed this question using frequency tagging in two experime...

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Literature Corpus work: b6aa7e76-abcf-52bc-92ad-af686b42cfd9
DOI: 10.1101/2025.06.06.658307

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