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Electroencephalographic changes during and after 14 days of perceptual deprivation
Science (New York, N.Y.)
|February 8, 1963
Abstract:
A progressive decrease in frequencies in the alpha range was observed during 14-day exposure to unpatterned light and white noise. The electroencephalographic records were still abnormal 1 week later, and long-lasting motivational losses were observed.
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