Spontaneous Alpha Power Lateralization Predicts Detection Performance in an Un-Cued Signal Detection Task

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States and traits of neural irregularity in the age-varying human brain.The many characters of visual alpha oscillations.Moment-to-Moment Fluctuations in Neuronal Excitability Bias Subjective Perception Rather than Strategic Decision-Making.

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Spontaneous Alpha Power Lateralization Predicts Detection Performance in an Un-Cued Signal Detection Task

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