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Select article: Visual-auditory differences in duration discrimination depend on modality-specific,sensory-automatic temporal processing: Converging evidence for the validity of the Sensory-Automatic Timing Hypothesis

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First published November, 2018

Visual-auditory differences in duration discrimination depend on modality-specific,sensory-automatic temporal processing: Converging evidence for the validity of the Sensory-Automatic Timing Hypothesis

Thomas Rammsayer, Stefan Pichelmann

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

Select article: Perceptual confidence of visual stimulus features is associated with duration perception

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Perceptual confidence of visual stimulus features is associated with duration perception

Bing-Hui Liu, Li-Hua Mao, Bin Zhou

Perception

Select article: Reliability of Functional Connectivity of Electroencephalography Applying Microstate-Segmented Versus Classical Calculation of Phase Lag Index

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Reliability of Functional Connectivity of Electroencephalography Applying Microstate-Segmented Versus Classical Calculation of Phase Lag Index

Florian Hatz, Martin Hardmeier, Habib Bousleiman [...]

Brain Connectivity

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