Change detection related to peripheral facial expression: an electroencephalography study

Keywords

Disgust, Electroencephalography, Facial expression, Anger, Psychology

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• This Reprint May Differ from the Original in Pagination and Typographic Detail. Event-related Potentials Reveal Rapid Registration of Features of Infrequent Changes during Change Blindness Event-related Potentials Reveal Rapid Registration of Features of Infrequent Changes during Change BlindnessP. Lyyra, J. Wikgren, P. Astikainen
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• This Reprint May Differ from the Original in Pagination and Typographic Detail. Explicit Behavioral Detection of Visual Changes Develops without Their Implicit Neurophysiological DetectabilityP. Lyyra, J. Wikgren, T. Ruusuvirta

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