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FCS27V.zip
May 12, 2020 - Parenting stress is associated with greater stimulus-oriented brain synchrony in father-child dyads
ZIP Archive - 48.6 MB - MD5: 49f8058aaedf679635babba47f924ffa
fNIRS data
FCS28V.zip
May 12, 2020 - Parenting stress is associated with greater stimulus-oriented brain synchrony in father-child dyads
ZIP Archive - 49.3 MB - MD5: a2614be48ce1b3b4bad48f54dbb0ac3f
fNIRS data
FCS29V.zip
May 12, 2020 - Parenting stress is associated with greater stimulus-oriented brain synchrony in father-child dyads
ZIP Archive - 48.3 MB - MD5: d2e89aa35b9c78462fc1c97f7695428a
fNIRS data
FCS30V.zip
May 12, 2020 - Parenting stress is associated with greater stimulus-oriented brain synchrony in father-child dyads
ZIP Archive - 48.3 MB - MD5: 92afcb3baf062874b1ab093bbbb75398
fNIRS data
FCS32V.zip
May 12, 2020 - Parenting stress is associated with greater stimulus-oriented brain synchrony in father-child dyads
ZIP Archive - 48.3 MB - MD5: 6863d6456de35215705cad127966625e
fNIRS data
FCS_DB-1.tab
May 12, 2020 - Parenting stress is associated with greater stimulus-oriented brain synchrony in father-child dyads
Tabular Data - 151.3 KB - 15 Variables, 1740 Observations - UNF:6:XxG2WLW1HsRjf3wkW68k9g==
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FCS_Script.R
May 12, 2020 - Parenting stress is associated with greater stimulus-oriented brain synchrony in father-child dyads
R Syntax - 12.6 KB - MD5: c020e6dc7af1f9d7ced69e32cd914673
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Incredibles.tab
May 12, 2020 - Parenting stress is associated with greater stimulus-oriented brain synchrony in father-child dyads
Tabular Data - 4.9 KB - 1 Variables, 721 Observations - UNF:6:XxcidKIBsE6Y0hD/9EFjlg==
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Peppa.tab
May 12, 2020 - Parenting stress is associated with greater stimulus-oriented brain synchrony in father-child dyads
Tabular Data - 5.0 KB - 1 Variables, 726 Observations - UNF:6:vsGSaf+G81bc1MTabsUn2Q==
Audiovisual complexity values
README.txt
May 12, 2020 - Parenting stress is associated with greater stimulus-oriented brain synchrony in father-child dyads
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