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NARROW-BAND SPECTRAL MEASUREMENTS OF EEG DURING EMOTIONAL TASKS

ERZSÉBET MAROSI Laboratory of Neurosciences National University of Mexico Fes Iztacala, Mexico
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OSCAR BAZÁN Laboratory of Neurosciences National University of Mexico Fes Iztacala, Mexico
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GUILLERMINA YAÑEZ Laboratory of Neurosciences National University of Mexico Fes Iztacala, Mexico
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JORGE BERNAL Laboratory of Neurosciences National University of Mexico Fes Iztacala, Mexico
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THALÍA FERNÁNDEZ Laboratory of Neurosciences National University of Mexico Fes Iztacala, Mexico
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MARIO RODRÍGUEZ Laboratory of Neurosciences National University of Mexico Fes Iztacala, Mexico
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JUAN SILVA Laboratory of Neurosciences National University of Mexico Fes Iztacala, Mexico
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ALFONSO REYES Laboratory of Neurosciences National University of Mexico Fes Iztacala, Mexico
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Pages 871-891 | Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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