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253 related items for PubMed ID: 20112261

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  • 22. Temperamental contributions to social behavior: the moderating roles of frontal EEG asymmetry and gender.
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    Papousek I, Murhammer D, Schulter G.
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  • 37. Presleep relaxed 7-8 Hz EEG from left frontal region: marker of localised neuropsychological performance?
    Anderson C, Horne JA.
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  • 40. Magnitude of cerebral asymmetry at rest: covariation with baseline cardiovascular activity.
    Foster PS, Harrison DW.
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