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Annekathrin Weise

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International Journal of Psychophysiology : Official Journal of the International Organization of Psychophysiology|May 24, 2011
The representation of unattended, segmented sounds: a mismatch negativity (MMN) studyAnnekathrin Weise, Walter Ritter, Erich Schröger
Brain Research|January 24, 2012
The processing of concurrent sounds based on inharmonicity and asynchronous onsets: an object-related negativity (ORN) studyAnnekathrin Weise, Erich Schröger, Alexandra Bendixen
Psychophysiology|January 31, 2018
The detection of higher-order acoustic transitions is reflected in the N1 ERPAnnekathrin Weise, Erich Schröger, János Horváth
Frontiers in Psychology|August 20, 2011
An Asymmetry in the Automatic Detection of the Presence or Absence of a Frequency Modulation within a Tone: A Mismatch Negativity StudyJana Timm, Annekathrin Weise, Sabine Grimm, et al.
Neuroreport|April 14, 2010
Omission mismatch negativity builds up lateJános Horváth, Dagmar Müller, Annekathrin Weise, et al.
Brain Research|May 23, 2012
Which kind of transition is important for sound representation? An event-related potential studyAnnekathrin Weise, Alexandra Bendixen, Dagmar Müller, et al.
Brain Research|March 24, 2010
A temporal constraint for automatic deviance detection and object formation: A mismatch negativity studyAnnekathrin Weise, Sabine Grimm, Dagmar Müller, et al.
Brain and Language|January 9, 2023
Auditory representations for long lasting sounds: Insights from event-related brain potentials and neural oscillationsAnnekathrin Weise, Sabine Grimm, Johanna Maria Rimmele, et al.
Neuroscience Letters|June 16, 2007
Differential processing of terminal tone parts within structured and non-structured tonesAnnekathrin Weise, Dagmar Müller, Sabine Grimm, et al.
Biological Psychology|June 16, 2012
Auditory event-related potentials reflect dedicated change detection activity for higher-order acoustic transitionsAnnekathrin Weise, Erich Schröger, Balázs Fehér, et al.
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International Journal of Psychophysiology : Official Journal of the International Organization of Psychophysiology|May 24, 2011
The representation of unattended, segmented sounds: a mismatch negativity (MMN) studyAnnekathrin Weise, Walter Ritter, Erich Schröger
Brain Research|January 24, 2012
The processing of concurrent sounds based on inharmonicity and asynchronous onsets: an object-related negativity (ORN) studyAnnekathrin Weise, Erich Schröger, Alexandra Bendixen
Psychophysiology|January 31, 2018
The detection of higher-order acoustic transitions is reflected in the N1 ERPAnnekathrin Weise, Erich Schröger, János Horváth
Frontiers in Psychology|August 20, 2011
An Asymmetry in the Automatic Detection of the Presence or Absence of a Frequency Modulation within a Tone: A Mismatch Negativity StudyJana Timm, Annekathrin Weise, Sabine Grimm, et al.
Neuroreport|April 14, 2010
Omission mismatch negativity builds up lateJános Horváth, Dagmar Müller, Annekathrin Weise, et al.
Brain Research|May 23, 2012
Which kind of transition is important for sound representation? An event-related potential studyAnnekathrin Weise, Alexandra Bendixen, Dagmar Müller, et al.
Brain Research|March 24, 2010
A temporal constraint for automatic deviance detection and object formation: A mismatch negativity studyAnnekathrin Weise, Sabine Grimm, Dagmar Müller, et al.
Brain and Language|January 9, 2023
Auditory representations for long lasting sounds: Insights from event-related brain potentials and neural oscillationsAnnekathrin Weise, Sabine Grimm, Johanna Maria Rimmele, et al.
Neuroscience Letters|June 16, 2007
Differential processing of terminal tone parts within structured and non-structured tonesAnnekathrin Weise, Dagmar Müller, Sabine Grimm, et al.
Biological Psychology|June 16, 2012
Auditory event-related potentials reflect dedicated change detection activity for higher-order acoustic transitionsAnnekathrin Weise, Erich Schröger, Balázs Fehér, et al.
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