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Heartbeat detection: judgments of the simultaneity of external stimuli and heartbeats

Brener et al., 1988

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9888997383588033936
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Brener J
Kluvitse C
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Psychophysiology

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After practice in judging the simultaneity of brief visual and auditory stimuli, 32 subjects were examined on a heartbeat discrimination procedure in which tones were presented at intervals of 0, 100, 200, 300, 400, or 500 ms following each R‐wave. On each of 60 trials …
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