most citedSomatosensory prediction in premature neonates: iatrogenic pain experience increases repetition suppression and deviance detection of innocuous stimuli in a tactile oddball protocol

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Somatosensory prediction in premature neonates: iatrogenic pain experience increases repetition suppression and deviance detection of innocuous stimuli in a tactile oddball protocol

Anne-Lise Marais, Victoria Dumont, Marie Anquetil +3

Sensory prediction (SP) is a fundamental mechanism of perception that supports cognitive development. Atypical SP has been reported across multiple neurodevelopmental disorders (ND…