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On the neural mechanisms underlying the protective function of retroactive cuing against perceptual interference: Evidence by event-related potentials of the EEG
Towards an integrative model of visual short-term memory maintenance: Evidence from the effects of attentional control, load, decay, and their interactions in childhood
Is a search template an ordinary working memory? Comparing electrophysiological markers of working memory maintenance for visual search and recognition
A dual mechanism underlying retroactive shifts of auditory spatial attention: dissociating target- and distractor-related modulations of alpha lateralization
Unraveling Neurophysiological Attentional Habituation Dynamics of Food and Non-Food Paradigms: ERP Correlates with BMI in Response to Repetitive Visual Stimuli
Individual differences in neural mechanisms of selective auditory attention in preschoolers from lower socioeconomic status backgrounds: an event‐related potentials study
Evoked Synchronization of Theta EEG Rhythm during Preparation of Memory-Guided Saccades and Antisaccaded in Normals and in Patients with Clinically High Risk for Schizophrenia
Features of Evoked EEG Alpha-Rhythm Synchronization in Healthy Subjects and Patients at Clinical High Risk for Schizophrenia during the Preparation of Memory-Guided Saccades
Evoked synchronization of theta EEG rhythm during preparation of memory-guided saccades and antisaccaded in normals and in patients with clinically high risk for schizophrenia
The Investigation of the Relationship between Eye Blink and Visual Attention with Video Clip
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