Effects of task requirements on rapid natural scene processing: from common sensory encoding to distinct decisional mechanisms.
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Michèle Fabre-Thorpe | Simon J Thorpe | Nadège Bacon-Macé | Holle Kirchner | S. Thorpe | M. Fabre-Thorpe | N. Bacon-Macé | H. Kirchner | Nadège Bacon-Macé
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