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Neural and autonomic predictors of future listening errors
Some of the most demanding perceptual tasks require sustained vigilance to detect and classify infrequent, unpredictable targets within continuous sensory streams. Here, we designed a sustained listening task to ask whether cardinal classes of perceptual errors (misclassifications, miss, and false a
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