Rhythmically structured encoding leads to enhanced recognition and distinct neural processes compared to arrhythmic encoding.

Alexander Jones; Emma V. Ward

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Rhythmically structured encoding leads to enhanced recognition and distinct neural processes compared to arrhythmic encoding.

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Description: This projects invetsigates whether rhythmic presentation of stimuli improves memory. The page contains raw data from our EEG experiment. The analysis pipeline (EEG) was done in Brain vision Analyzer. The behavioural data is available in excel format. If you have any questions or want the data in any other format then please do not hesitate to contact us: Alexander jones (a.j.jones@mdx.ac.uk) & Emma Ward (e.ward@mdx.ac.uk)

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