Meg phase follows conscious perception during binocular rivalry induced by visual stream segregation
Cerebral Cortex 16 (5):597-608 (2006)
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| Keywords | *Binocular Vision *Consciousness States *Critical Flicker Fusion Threshold *Visual Perception *Visual Stimulation Magnetoencephalography | |||||||||
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