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Temporal scaling of human scalp-recorded potentials

2020-12-11

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Much of human behaviour is governed by common processes that unfold over varying timescales. Standard event-related potential analysis assumes fixed-duration responses relative to experimental events. However, recent single unit recordings in animals have revealed neural activity scales to span different durations during behaviours demanding flexible timing. Here, we employed a general linear modelling approach...

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beed00cc-ca5a-54b7-9ca3-d37b7f374670
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10.1101/2020.12.11.421180
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