Language comprehension dependent on emotional context: A magnetoencephalography study
@article{Ihara2012LanguageCD, title={Language comprehension dependent on emotional context: A magnetoencephalography study}, author={Aya Ihara and Qiang Wei and Ayumu Matani and Norio Fujimaki and Haruko Yagura and Takeshi Nogai and Hiroaki Umehara and Tsutomu Murata}, journal={Neuroscience Research}, year={2012}, volume={72}, pages={50-58} }
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