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  1. Alpha oscillations and aperiodic neural dynamics jointly predict visual temporal resolution, confidence, and dependence on prior experience

    This article has 3 authors:
    1. Gianluca Marsicano
    2. Michele Deodato
    3. David Melcher
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      eLife Assessment

      This important study developed a novel paradigm combined with EEG recordings to examine the neural mechanisms underlying temporal integration in perception and its modulation by prior history (i.e., the serial dependence effect). The results provide solid evidence that two key EEG features, namely the individual alpha frequency and the aperiodic slope, jointly and independently shape perceptual integration and its reliance on prior information. While additional control analyses would further strengthen the main conclusions, the findings will be of broad interest to researchers studying perception, decision-making, inter-individual differences, and brain rhythms.

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