Liz King
Practice tutors' readiness to support nursing students who require reasonable adjustments for clinical placement
British journal of nursing (Mark Allen Publishing)
neural oscillations reflect fluctuations excitability biases percept ambiguous sensory input bias occurs still fully understood hypothesized neural populations representing likely events sensitive thereby become active earlier oscillatory phases ensemble less excitable perception ambiguous input presented lessexcitable phases therefore biased toward frequent predictable stimuli lower activation thresholds show frequency bias spoken word recognition using psychophysics magnetoencephalography meg computational modelling meg found double dissociation phase oscillations superior temporal gyrus medial temporal gyrus biased wordidentification behavior based phoneme lexical frequencies respectively finding reproduced computational model results demonstrate oscillations provide temporal ordering neural activity based sensitivity separable neural populations