Cortical Excitability during Fixations Drives Frequency-Specific Neural Activity in Children and Adults

7 Nov

Marriott Haresign, I., Charman, T., Johnson, M.H., Mason, L., Bazelmans, T., Begum-Ali, J., Jones, E.J.H. and Wass, S.V. (2025) ‘Cortical Excitability during Fixations Drives Frequency-Specific Neural Activity in Children and Adults’, bioRxiv, Preprint.

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Cortical Excitability during Fixations Drives Frequency-Specific Neural Activity in Children and Adults

Do infants spontaneously imitate their caregivers’ voice during dyadic play?

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