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Brain and Law: An EEG Study of How We Decide or Not to Implement a Law

Journal of Behavioral and Brain Science
doi 10.4236/jbbs.2014.412054
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January 1, 2014

Authors
Armando Freitas da RochaEduardo MassadFabio Theoto RochaMarcelo Nascimento Burattini
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Scientific Research Publishing, Inc,


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