On the role of the cerebellum in exploiting temporal contingencies. Evidence 
from response times and preparatory EEG potentials in patients with cerebellar 
atrophy

Trillenberg, P.; Verleger, Rolf; Teetzmann, Arjen; Wascher, Edmund; Wessel, K.

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On the role of the cerebellum in exploiting temporal contingencies. Evidence from response times and preparatory EEG potentials in patients with cerebellar atrophy

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Wascher, Edmund
Max Planck Research Group Cognitive Psychophysiology of Action, MPI for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Max Planck Society;

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Trillenberg, P., Verleger, R., Teetzmann, A., Wascher, E., & Wessel, K. (2004). On the role of the cerebellum in exploiting temporal contingencies. Evidence from response times and preparatory EEG potentials in patients with cerebellar atrophy. Neuropsychologia, 42(6), 754-763.

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