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10. Neural representations of predicted events: Evidence from time-resolved EEG decoding

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    1. Ai-Su Li
    2. Jan Theeuwes
    3. Dirk van Moorselaar

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      This valuable study investigates how a predicted - but not presented - stimulus within a sequence is represented in the brain using time-resolved EEG decoding. The results demonstrate that when the predicted stimulus is omitted, it is still represented at the expected space and time, although at present they provide only incomplete support given some alternative explanations. The findings will have implications for researchers across domains who are interested in learning and perception.

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