Detection of Feigned Memory Impairment using Brain Oscillation and Event-related Potential |
Lee, Min-Hee
(Chungbuk National University, Department of Psychology)
Jeon, Hajung (Chungnam National University, Department of Psychology) Sohn, Jin-Hun (Chungnam National University, Department of Psychology) Eom, Jin-Sup (Chungbuk National University, Department of Psychology) |
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