An ERP study on the effect of self-relevant possessive pronoun
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Acknowledgments
We thank Ying Zhu at Peking University for his advice and comments. We also thank Heping Wu, Dawei Wei and Youhao Zhai for polishing this English version. In addition, we are also grateful for the helpful comments and suggestions made by two anonymous reviewers. All errors remain our own. This product was funded by the Knowledge and Technology Innovation Project of NWNU, award number NWNU-KJCXGC-SK0303-2.
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