Well-being and side effects in a tDCS-supported verbal recognition task. The older, the better tolerated?
Balduin LS, Weiss S, Müller HM (2018)
Presented at the IMPRS Conference 2018, Nijmegen.
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Erscheinungsjahr
2018
Konferenz
IMPRS Conference 2018
Konferenzort
Nijmegen
Konferenzdatum
2018-06-05 – 2018-06-07
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https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2918872
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Balduin LS, Weiss S, Müller HM. Well-being and side effects in a tDCS-supported verbal recognition task. The older, the better tolerated? Presented at the IMPRS Conference 2018, Nijmegen.
Balduin, L. S., Weiss, S., & Müller, H. M. (2018). Well-being and side effects in a tDCS-supported verbal recognition task. The older, the better tolerated?. Presented at the IMPRS Conference 2018, Nijmegen.
Balduin, Larissa Sofia, Weiss, Sabine, and Müller, Horst M. 2018. “Well-being and side effects in a tDCS-supported verbal recognition task. The older, the better tolerated?”. Presented at the IMPRS Conference 2018, Nijmegen .
Balduin, L. S., Weiss, S., and Müller, H. M. (2018).“Well-being and side effects in a tDCS-supported verbal recognition task. The older, the better tolerated?”. Presented at the IMPRS Conference 2018, Nijmegen.
Balduin, L.S., Weiss, S., & Müller, H.M., 2018. Well-being and side effects in a tDCS-supported verbal recognition task. The older, the better tolerated? Presented at the IMPRS Conference 2018, Nijmegen.
L.S. Balduin, S. Weiss, and H.M. Müller, “Well-being and side effects in a tDCS-supported verbal recognition task. The older, the better tolerated?”, Presented at the IMPRS Conference 2018, Nijmegen, 2018.
Balduin, L.S., Weiss, S., Müller, H.M.: Well-being and side effects in a tDCS-supported verbal recognition task. The older, the better tolerated? Presented at the IMPRS Conference 2018, Nijmegen (2018).
Balduin, Larissa Sofia, Weiss, Sabine, and Müller, Horst M. “Well-being and side effects in a tDCS-supported verbal recognition task. The older, the better tolerated?”. Presented at the IMPRS Conference 2018, Nijmegen, 2018.
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