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Selective attention effects on retinal and forebrain responses in humans: A replication and extension

Eason, 1984

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Eason R
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Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society

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Abstract Eason, Oakley, and Flowers (1983) reported that the amplitude of the b-wave and afterpotential of the electroretinogram is affected by the attentional state of the subject. Two follow-up studies were conducted primarily to replicate their findings. The composite results …
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