Language processing in the occipital cortex of congenitally
by M Bedny 2011 Cited by 483 In summary, we report a language-sensitive response profile in the occipital cortices of congenitally blind individuals. The occipital cortex was sensitive to
Using electronic biofeedback techniques you can monitor
A sensitivity control is essential, as is a readily adjustable method of switching resist- ance ranges. two problems. You still have the under- lying tension -
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