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lucas Posted - Jul 06 2006 : 5:43:45 PM
One of the headphones dropped out during the presentation of auditory stimuli by CIGAL on the 4T today. Before the scan, the headphones were playing a movie and both were fine, but the subject told us that the stimuli only played in one ear. Could this be looked into?

-Heather

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