Asymmetry of electrodermal activity: A review☆
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This study was supported in part by INSERM, PRC-133028, Brain and Mental Health. The authors are grateful to M. de Bonis for her critical comments during the preparation of this review and to Hannah Linden for the English translation of the manuscript.
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