The complex nature of agency attribution: Neurophysiological signatures associated to monitoring self vs. external erroneous actions
Authors:
- Alba Gomez-AndresAGAlba Gomez-Andres
- Toni CunilleraTCToni Cunillera
- Xim Cerda-CompanyXCXim Cerda-Company
- David CucurellDCDavid Cucurell
- Antoni Rodriguez-FornellsARAntoni Rodriguez-Fornells
Open Access
Abstract
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- Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades
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