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Distinct beta frequencies reflect categorical decisions

Psychology

Distinct beta frequencies reflect categorical decisions

E. Rassi, Y. Zhang, et al.

Discover the intriguing insights from the study conducted by Elie Rassi, Yi Zhang, Germán Mendoza, Juan Carlos Méndez, Hugo Merchant, and Saskia Haegens, which delves into how beta oscillations contribute to context-dependent categorization and the formation of neural ensembles in the brain.... show more
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