SUBJECTIVE REFERRAL OF THE TIMING FOR A CONSCIOUS SENSORY EXPERIENCE: A FUNCTIONAL ROLE FOR THE SOMATOSENSORY SPECIFIC PROJECTION SYSTEM IN MAN

LIBET, BENJAMIN, WRIGHT, EL WOOD W., FEINSTEIN, BERTRAM, PEARL, DENNIS K.·1979·Brain
DOI 10.1093/brain/102.1.193

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