Inhibition of return in time-lapse: Brain Rhythms during grip force control for spatial attention
The inhibition of return (IoR) is the observable slowed response to a target at a cued position for cue-target intervals of longer than 300 ms; when there has been enough time to disengage from a previously-cued location, an inhibitory after-effect can be observed. Studies aimed at understanding whe...
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Elsevier Ltd
2021
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