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. 2016 Feb 1;7:13. doi: 10.3389/fphys.2016.00013

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Copyright © 2016 Aleksandrov, Knyazeva, Stankevich, Dmitrieva and Shestakova.

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Experimental design. The experiment consisted of four conditions: long trial (LT) deviants-only, LT oddball, short trial (ST) deviants-only, and ST oddball paradigms. LTs consisted of two identical 20-min blocks, separated by a break, while STs consisted of single 15-min blocks. The figure shows the stimuli sequence: S = nontarget stimulus (1000 Hz), D (shaded) = target stimulus (1200 Hz). Target stimulus was presented at the same times in each condition. The subject was instructed to compress the hand dynamometer in response to target stimulus.