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Netherlands / United States / /
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National Institute of Mental Health / University of California Irvine / Life Institute / Leiden University / University of Wisconsin / /
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visual processing / novice / sensory systems / information processing / stimulus processing / similar network / conscious target processing / distributed neural network / distractor processing / data processing / efficient processing / information processing capacity / neural processing / human information processing / practitioner / information-processing resources / attentional processing / potential and functional magnetic resonance imaging study / /
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JE / neurological illness / /
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Driver / original author / e138 Mental Training Affects Resource Use Author / www.plosbiology.org Academic Editor / Author / Fisher / musician / /
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Alberta / Wisconsin / Massachusetts / /
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PLoS Biology / /
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PLoS BIOLOGY Mental Training Affects Distribution of Limited Brain Resources Heleen A. Slagter1, Antoine Lutz1, Lawrence L. Greischar1, Andrew D. Francis1, Sander Nieuwenhuis2, James M. Davis1, Richard J. Davidson1*