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Parallel brain activity for self-generated and observed errors

Ralf H. Trippe | Holger Hecht | Michael G. H. Coles | Wolfgang H. R. Miltner | Jens Brauer | M. Coles | W. Miltner | R. Trippe | H. Hecht | J. Brauer | Wolfgang H. R. Miltner

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