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거울신경시스템에 근거한 손동작에 대한 행동관찰과 기능적전기자극의 동시적 제공이 감각운동영역의 피질근육 코히런스에 미치는 영향

김지영 2016년

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' 거울신경시스템에 근거한 손동작에 대한 행동관찰과 기능적전기자극의 동시적 제공이 감각운동영역의 피질근육 코히런스에 미치는 영향' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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  • 감각운동
  • 거울
  • 거울신경
  • 거울신경시스템
  • 손동작
  • 전기
  • 전기자극
  • 코히런스
  • 피질근육
  • 행동관찰
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' 거울신경시스템에 근거한 손동작에 대한 행동관찰과 기능적전기자극의 동시적 제공이 감각운동영역의 피질근육 코히런스에 미치는 영향' 의 참고문헌

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