Individual alpha peak frequency predicts 10 Hz flicker effects on selective attention
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Rufin VanRullen | Martijn Wieling | Rasa Gulbinaite | Michael X. Cohen | Michael X Cohen | R. VanRullen | Rasa Gulbinaite | Tara van Viegen | Martijn Wieling | Tara van Viegen
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