Neuromagnetic alpha suppression during an auditory sternberg task. Evidence for a serial, self-terminating search of short-term memory.
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P. Teale | M. Reite | D. Rojas | J. Sheeder | D C Rojas | P D Teale | J L Sheeder | M L Reite
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