Perceived similarity and neural mirroring: evidence from vicarious error processing.
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Perceived similarity and neural mirroring: evidence from vicarious error processing.
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Perceived similarity and neural mirroring: evidence from vicarious error processing.
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Perceived similarity and neural mirroring: evidence from vicarious error processing.
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Alfredo Sklar
Michael J Halenar
Rebecca J Compton
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10.1080/17470910802083167
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2008-05-23T00:00:00Z