Dynamic spatiotemporal brain analyses of the visual checkerboard task: Similarities and differences between passive and active viewing conditions.
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Summary
The bootstrapping procedure identified that two microstates lacked robustness even though statistical significance thresholds were met, suggesting these microstates should be replicated prior to placing weight on their generalizability across individuals.
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- article
- Published
- 2016-10-01
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Keywords
Checkerboard, Psychology, Ministate, Brain activity and meditation, Stimulus (psychology)
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