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Neural markers of implicit metric processing in 6-to-10-year-old children
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Introduction. Auditory processing is guided by exogenous and endogenous processes: neural responses adapt to hierarchically organized structures and task-specific conditions across development. Here, we investigated the endogenous selective attention mechanisms influencing subjective metric tracking
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