On March 19th, 2014 at 12:30p, I’ll defend my doctoral thesis ‘Auditory perceptual learning via decoded-EEG neurofeedback: a novel paradigm’ at the Aula of the Radboud University Nijmegen. After many years of hard work, the big day has finally arrived! The research presented in the book covers the development of a new form of neurofeedback which is aimed at facilitating the perceptual learning processes that occur during language acquisition and musical training. Below, you can find a link to a PDF copy of my dissertation.
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Auditory perceptual learning via decoded-EEG neurofeedback: a novel paradigm
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