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Functional and structural neural correlates of attention and memory during bimodal (auditory/visual) stimuli in children who play a musical instrument

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Table  II:  General  demographics  of  the  study  population.  There  were  no  significant  differences  between groups for age, IQ and parental education
Figure 1: Bimodal (auditory/visual) attention task. Active attention conditions (ASA, VSA, DA) include  encoding phase (instruction + stimuli presentation) and memory tasks
Table III: Demographics of participants included in the fMRI analysis.
Figure  3:  Accuracy  for  memory  tasks  after  each  encoding  phase  in  the  three  active  attention  condition
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