Perceiving rhythm where none exists: is subjective accenting of isochronous tone sequences a consequence of implicitly driven modulations of early auditory processes?

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2004
Event	32nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the British Psychophysiology Society - Manchester, United Kingdom Duration: 13 Sept 2004 → 15 Sept 2004

Conference

Conference	32nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the British Psychophysiology Society
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Manchester
Period	13/09/04 → 15/09/04

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• http://www.bacn.co.uk/conferences.html

Research output

Research output per year 2005 2005 2005

• 1 Meeting abstract

Research output per year

Research output per year

• Perceiving rhythm where none exists: is subjective accenting of isochronous tone sequences a consequence of implicitly driven modulations of early auditory processes?

  Potter, D. D., Fenwick, M., Brochard, R. & Abecasis, D., 2005, In: Journal of Psychophysiology. 19, 1, p. 70-70 1 p.

  Research output: Contribution to journal › Meeting abstract › peer-review

Activities

Activities per year 2004 2004 2004

• 2 Participation in conference

Activities per year

• 32nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the British Psychophysiology Society

  Fenwick, M. (Participant)

  13 Sept 2004 → 15 Sept 2004

  Activity: Participating in or organising an event types › Participation in conference

• 32nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the British Psychophysiology Society

  Potter, D. D. (Participant)

  13 Sept 2004 → 15 Sept 2004

  Activity: Participating in or organising an event types › Participation in conference

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Potter, D. D., Fenwick, M., Brochard, R., & Abecasis, D. (2004). Perceiving rhythm where none exists: is subjective accenting of isochronous tone sequences a consequence of implicitly driven modulations of early auditory processes?. Abstract from 32nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the British Psychophysiology Society, Manchester, United Kingdom. http://www.bacn.co.uk/conferences.html

Potter, D. D. ; Fenwick, M. ; Brochard, R. et al. / Perceiving rhythm where none exists : is subjective accenting of isochronous tone sequences a consequence of implicitly driven modulations of early auditory processes?. Abstract from 32nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the British Psychophysiology Society, Manchester, United Kingdom.

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Potter, DD, Fenwick, M, Brochard, R & Abecasis, D 2004, 'Perceiving rhythm where none exists: is subjective accenting of isochronous tone sequences a consequence of implicitly driven modulations of early auditory processes?', 32nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the British Psychophysiology Society, Manchester, United Kingdom, 13/09/04 - 15/09/04. <http://www.bacn.co.uk/conferences.html>

Perceiving rhythm where none exists: is subjective accenting of isochronous tone sequences a consequence of implicitly driven modulations of early auditory processes? / Potter, D. D.; Fenwick, M.; Brochard, R. et al.
2004. Abstract from 32nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the British Psychophysiology Society, Manchester, United Kingdom.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Abstract

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Potter DD, Fenwick M, Brochard R, Abecasis D. Perceiving rhythm where none exists: is subjective accenting of isochronous tone sequences a consequence of implicitly driven modulations of early auditory processes?. 2004. Abstract from 32nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the British Psychophysiology Society, Manchester, United Kingdom.