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Selectively Seeking and Attending to a Visual Stimulus Increases Activity

Question 126

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Selectively seeking and attending to a visual stimulus increases activity of contralateral visual areas, evidenced by the

A) N2pc wave.
B) N1 effect.
C) P3 effect.
D) P1 wave.

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