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Facilitative effect of repetitive presentation of one stimulus on cortical responses to other stimuli in macaque monkeys–a possible neural mechanism for mismatch …

Takaura et al., 2016

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9304900950498738869
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Takaura K
Fujii N
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European Journal of Neuroscience

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The event‐related potential 'mismatch negativity'(MMN) is an indicator of a perceiver's ability to detect deviations in sensory signal streams. MMN and its homologue in animals, mismatch activity (MMA), are differential neural responses to a repeatedly presented …
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