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The use of the Eriksen Flanker Task as training instrument for cognitive control in inhibition disorder Eriksen Flanker任务作为抑制障碍认知控制训练工具的应用
Applied Neuroscience And Mental Health Pub Date : 2022-12-31 DOI: 10.31739/anamh.2022.2.2
C. van Geest, H. Engelbregt
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he effects of neurofeedback on attention and sleep in individuals with and without ADHD or insomnia: a literature review 神经反馈对有或没有多动症或失眠症的人的注意力和睡眠的影响:文献综述
Applied Neuroscience And Mental Health Pub Date : 2021-11-30 DOI: 10.31739/anamh.2021.1.30
Annel Koomen, D. Keeser, Verhagen Sonja
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