Electrophysiological correlates of the differential outcomes effect in visual short-term memory.
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Markus Kiefer | Isabel Carmona | Juan José Ortells | Angeles F Estévez | M. Kiefer | J. J. Ortells | Á. F. Estévez | I. Carmona
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