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Visual priming: The ups and downs of familiarity

A dynamic picture of the neural processes underlying the 'priming' effects on the visual system of repeated object presentation has been obtained by combining functional magnetic resonance imaging with a gradual 'unmasking' procedure that slows down the process of visual recognition.

I. Gauthier | I Gauthier

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